Some Older Apple Devices Face Unfixable Hardware Flaws
The flaw affects models with A12 and A13 processors, including the iPhone XS, XR, and 11 series, along with several iPad models
6th Circuit Court Restores Ohio Law Giving Parents Control Over Kids' Social Media Use
Big Win for Families as Court Rejects Big Tech Challenge to Parental Rights
FTC Calls Out Apparent Liberal Bias on Apple News
FTC Chairman Warns Apple That Suppressing Conservative Voices May Break Consumer Protection Rules
Holding "Big Tech" Accountable for Years of Overreach
After years of censorship scandals, the JAWBONE Act seeks to block future government collusion with Big Tech companies
Texas Data Breach Exposes Personal Info of Over 3 Million Hunters and Anglers
Government Vendor Hack Highlights Risks of Outsourcing Sensitive Data
Trump Announces Major Apple-Intel Chip Deal to Boost U.S. Manufacturing
Historic Deal Brings Critical Manufacturing Home, Strengthens National Security and Jobs
SpaceX Buys AI Coding Tool Cursor
SpaceX just took a big step into the world of artificial intelligence. The company announced it is buying Cursor, a popular AI-powered coding assistant.
New York Hits Pause on Big Tech’s Power-Hungry Data Centers
State lawmakers move to protect families from rising electric bills and environmental strain driven by industry giants.
Amazon's Data Centers Drew 2.5 Billion Gallons of Water in 2025
Rapid AI growth drives heavy resource use, raising questions about long-term plans for water supplies
SpaceX Goes Public on Nasdaq in Record IPO
Among other corporate missions, Starlink positions the company to lead "unstoppable" global internet access
Cyber Chaos in 2026: Government Blunders, Foreign Hackers put Americans at Risk
Big Tech keeps dropping the ball on cybersecurity, leaving your personal data, power, and wallets exposed to enemies abroad and "digital bad guys" at home
China’s Approval of First Commercial Brain Implant Raises Serious Concerns
Neuracle’s NEO device-first to market ahead of Neuralink-hailed as a "milestone," but invasive brain interfaces warrant caution
Voters in California City Deliver Historic Blow to Big Tech’s Data Center Expansion
Monterey Park is the first U.S. city to approve permanent ban through ballot measure