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The statement suggests that money would be used to support research that NIH leadership has indicated it no longer wants to pursue, highlighting a disconnect between funding and institutional priorities.
Americans are worried that sudden tariffs on drones will leave them with few or no affordable alternatives, potentially raising costs and limiting access for consumers and businesses that rely on drone technology.
Congress has temporarily blocked the Office of Management and Budget’s effort to change research funding rules, signaling resistance to a major federal shift in how research dollars would be allocated and managed.
Apple Maps is reportedly complying with President Trump’s executive order by renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America in its mapping service.
The disciplinary action followed a Commodity Futures Trading Commission settlement with Santos two months earlier, indicating ongoing regulatory consequences after the initial charges were resolved.
Google implemented the Lake America naming change on Saturday, even though official U.S. government maps have not yet been updated to reflect it.
A cluster of CVEs affects Canonical’s LXD Linux Container system, while Palo Alto Networks, SonicWall, and the White House introduce new cybersecurity initiatives.
A government memo under Trump marks the first authorization for the private sector to conduct cyberattacks, highlighting a significant policy shift.
The post-quantum executive order mandates a 2030 deadline for transitioning to quantum-resilient systems, providing a robust framework for enhancing post-quantum security across government and industry.
The government has proposed a ban on social media for under-16s, similar to Australia's policy, focusing on technical implementation challenges, such as blocking at the router, ISP, or phone company level, to address concerns about addictive content and infinite scrolling.
The Trump administration's frequent use of classification to withhold information has been temporarily halted in five separate legal cases.
A court order mandates the government to halt its search activities pending a review of motions filed by the Washington Post.
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves is encouraged to leverage AI for economic growth, with plans for thousands of new AI jobs and significant investments to boost the economy.
Trump canceled plans to deploy the National Guard to San Francisco following discussions with Nvidia's Jensen Huang and Salesforce's Marc Benioff, as confirmed by Mayor Daniel Lurie.
Quantum computing companies express optimism regarding potential deals proposed by Trump, anticipating positive impacts on their industry.
A former Sequoia Capital executive criticizes the White House's new H-1B visa plan, likening it to a mafia-style extortion scheme in a Financial Times op-ed.
Nepal lifted its social media ban after facing widespread protests from the "Gen Z" population and significant public opposition.
A report reveals that the US government has stopped enforcement actions against a total of 165 corporations.
The Senate has voted to withdraw $1.1 billion in funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, impacting public media services.
The NAACP claims that evidence indicates the health department provided preferential treatment to xAI, raising concerns about fairness and transparency.
U.S. District Judge John D. Bates determined that the Trump administration's Office of Personnel Management failed to follow legal procedures in directing the Department of Health and Human Services to swiftly implement an executive order on "gender ideology."
Elon Musk announced his departure from the Trump administration due to a 130-day limit imposed on special employees.
Amazon has confirmed that a particular action or event was never approved and will not take place.
Gomez asserts that the primary threat to free speech originates from governmental actions and policies rather than external sources.
Trump has directed federal agencies to consolidate seized bitcoins into a centralized reserve.
The Trump Administration's dismissal of key National Science Foundation AI experts jeopardizes the agency's capacity to continue crucial AI research.
Elon Musk conducted a survey on X, asking if federal employees should email his team weekly accomplishments, receiving over 70% approval.
The General Services Administration plans to shut down its network of electric vehicle chargers, which includes hundreds of chargers and 8,000 plugs.
Rivian's cost-cutting efforts have improved profitability prospects, but 2025 remains uncertain due to potential challenges from the new Trump administration.
A new order mandates that independent agencies must align with and not contradict the legal interpretations set forth by former President Trump.
Over 10,000 protesters in New York City demonstrated on Presidents' Day against the Trump administration and Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency.
A memo criticizes US agencies for wasting billions of dollars on unused office spaces, calling it an "embarrassment" and urging a return to office (RTO) strategy.
The analysis examines the trends and factors influencing mobile Internet prices in Papua New Guinea throughout 2024, highlighting affordability and accessibility issues.
TikTok faces potential US ban next month due to ongoing concerns over data privacy and national security risks.
Tech giants and startups are united in urging the government to avoid regulations that could impact their financial interests and innovation.
A Republican commissioner questions the necessity of mandating free coffee refills, implying it should be a business decision.
California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed the controversial AI bill SB 1047, while considering 38 AI-related legislative proposals.
India's commerce minister Piyush Goyal warned that rapid e-commerce growth could disrupt small retailers, during a report launch.
