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Foreign Policy

Trump FCC’s satellite gamble undermines America’s military networks

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X owner Elon Musk.
Technology

Musk’s SpaceX beats OpenAI and Anthropic to the punch with IPO filing

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Multiethnic group of young friends playing videogames at home sitting on the sofa - Videogamers having fun playing e-sports at computer videogame console
Op-Eds

The KIDS Act treats everyone like a kid

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The ASAA won’t protect kids online, but it will put everyone’s data at risk

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This high-resolution digital illustration features a glowing, circuit-based brain design floating in a dark, abstract background. The brain is composed of interconnected neural nodes and intricate electronic pathways, symbolizing artificial intelligence and advanced machine learning technologies. The overall composition radiates a futuristic and intelligent aesthetic, enhanced by the vivid glow and soft illumination of the neural circuits. The dark background provides dramatic contrast, emphasizing the brain’s complexity and connectivity. Ideal for tech presentations, AI-themed content, scientific publications, or innovation-focused media, the image visually communicates the synergy between human-like cognition and digital computation.
Op-Eds

AI isn’t becoming sentient — it’s becoming you

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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
Technology

Mamdani rolls back NYC TikTok ban for city agencies despite ties to CCP

Emily Hallas -
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Digital background depicting innovative technologies in (AI) artificial systems, neural interfaces and internet machine learning technologies
Beltway Confidential

Bridging the gap between AI interest and implementation

Steven Taff -
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President Obama ought to stay away from jokes about sending the IRS to audit his enemies after the Associated Press revealed that the IRS targeted Tea Party organizations. (Thinkstock)
Op-Eds

How Congress can build off Trump’s AI framework this tax season

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Lawyers and law firms have given more money to House and Senate candidates and party committees than any other industry, with an overwhelming majority going to Democrats.
Op-Eds

Trial lawyers hit the digital jackpot — and everyone else pays

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A drone carries a mortar shell as soldiers take part in the U.S.-led Immediate Response 25 military exercise in Petrochori, Greece, Wednesday, June 4, 2025. (AP Photo/Thanassis Stavrakis, File)
Editorials

America’s Maginot lines of defense

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