Democrats and Republicans unite to dunk on AI data centers
Turns out the one thing politicians can agree on is that giant server farms are public enemy number one.
Turns out the one thing politicians can agree on is that giant server farms are public enemy number one.
Turns out, you can't just tell the military to mind their own business and expect to keep your job.
Turns out your AI chatbot might be smarter than its creators, and the government is finally starting to notice the mess.
It turns out Donald Trump has been playing venture capitalist with your tax dollars while preaching small-government rhetoric.
Because apparently, the easiest way to win an election is to make sure your opponent's supporters can't actually fill out the paperwork.
Economists were bracing for bad news, but a sudden change in how the Bureau of Economic Analysis counts things made the numbers look a whole lot friendlier.
State laws on AI political ads are popping up like mushrooms, but they’re mostly just glorified stickers on a digital dumpster fire.
After two decades of back-and-forth, the Pentagon is packing up and heading out of Iraq—again.
Everything is happening at once, and it feels like the scriptwriter for this year is just messing with us.
Because nothing says 'diplomatic breakthrough' like sending a former real estate developer and your son-in-law to negotiate the end of a major war.
Bureaucracy is getting a major upgrade in creative ways to avoid actually seeing people in court.
Just hours before ballots head out, the state board rewrote the rulebook for what actually counts.