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Republican victory means broadcast stations are now required to provide political parties with the lowest available advertising prices, affecting how campaign ads are sold and priced during election periods.
OpenAI’s latest agent swarm incident has intensified demands for independent investigations, as researchers and lawmakers increasingly question whether AI labs should be allowed to define and oversee the scope of their own safety reviews.
The FCC said in court that it is open-minded about whether ABC should lose its broadcast licenses, signaling that the agency is not ruling out serious regulatory action as the dispute continues.
The investigation began only hours after Tesla deployed its first production Cybercabs in Austin, highlighting immediate regulatory scrutiny surrounding the vehicle rollout.
A circuit split has increased the likelihood that the Supreme Court will take up Kalshi’s legal battle with states, making a high court ruling more probable.
Google avoided a forced breakup of its ad business, but a judge ruled it must change how it operates to give competitors a fairer chance in the market.
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.
Carrier scorecards can track operational and customer-experience metrics, including call-blocking statistics and complaint data, to help evaluate service performance.
A lawsuit alleges that Trump-era secret reviews of frontier AI models may have concealed corruption, raising concerns about transparency, accountability, and possible improper influence over high-stakes technology oversight.
The brief argues that the United States should keep building a strong, competitive artificial intelligence industry because it can establish global standards for how AI is used and governed.
A Nordic country is calling for regulation of wearable camera headsets because they pose significant privacy risks, highlighting concerns about how easily such devices can record people without consent in public and private spaces.
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.
Explosive growth in the European Union is increasingly accompanied by a heavier regulatory burden, meaning rapid expansion now brings greater compliance demands and oversight.
A court ruled that Kalshi cannot avoid Nevada gambling regulations simply by labeling its betting products as “swaps,” reinforcing that substance matters more than terminology in determining whether an activity is regulated gambling.
Anthropic declined to back technologies enabling lethal autonomous warfare and mass surveillance, signaling a refusal to support AI applications that could intensify violence or invasive monitoring.
A federal judge found the Trump administration unlawfully designated Anthropic as a supply chain risk, giving the AI company a legal win while its separate Pentagon case continues in Washington.
Trump’s proposal to tax data centers as a strategy to win the AI race has confused and unsettled the tech industry, which sees the plan as potentially counterproductive to AI growth, infrastructure investment, and U.S. competitiveness.
A historic settlement has renewed concern that age-verification technology, while intended to restrict access appropriately, may expose users to significant privacy risks and broader data-handling vulnerabilities.
Meta has agreed with nearly every U.S. state to impose daily limits on children’s social media use, signaling a broad regulatory compromise aimed at addressing concerns about youth screen time and online safety.
Meta plans to introduce a daily two-hour time limit for teens, which can only be turned off with parental permission, signaling a stronger approach to youth screen-time management.
Republicans argued that political parties and fundraising committees should receive the lowest possible advertising rates, likely to reduce campaign costs and improve access to media buys.
Germany’s autonomous vehicle regulations have positioned the country as a leading destination for testing self-driving cars and preparing for future commercial robotaxi services.
The AI hedge fund rapidly shifted from Wall Street buzz to federal scrutiny, highlighting how quickly hype can turn into regulatory trouble in the finance world.
The Dutch Data Protection Authority has fined Uber €825 million, marking the second-largest penalty ever issued under Europe’s GDPR and highlighting the seriousness of major data protection violations.
OpenAI has reversed its earlier opposition and is now urging California to strengthen SB 53, signaling a shift toward supporting stricter AI safety regulation in the state.
The content warns that roadless lands are facing increased danger because the Trump administration has proposed rolling back protections that help keep these areas undeveloped and ecologically intact.
Concerns are rising among some Americans that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) might be misinterpreting the implications and applications of personalized pricing strategies.
A significant battle is looming over securing access to space, highlighting the increasing competition and strategic importance of space exploration and utilization.
Alphabet-owned company is lobbying US regulators to approve the deployment of fully autonomous taxi services.
Kalshi has been ordered to cease offering betting services in Washington and must implement geofencing to comply with regulations.
Grubhub is distributing checks as part of a $23.8 million settlement with the FTC following allegations regarding its business practices.
A court has determined that imposing a hold on all wind projects is a clear violation of the law.
The FCC asserts its authority to eliminate the 39% ownership cap set by Congress, potentially altering media ownership regulations.
Residents are experiencing sleep disturbances due to noise and disruptions caused by autonomous vehicles operating in their neighborhoods.
The Data Centres All-Party Parliamentary Group has initiated an inquiry to assess if the UK's policies and regulations are conducive to the data centre sector's growth and global competitiveness, aiming to provide policy recommendations.
A proposed bill aims to empower the Homeland Security chief with the authority to determine when an artificial intelligence system should be deactivated, reflecting growing concerns over AI's potential risks.
The FCC has allowed ISPs to cease listing all fees in response to companies' complaints about the difficulty of doing so.
Kimmy K3, a groundbreaking open-source AI model from China's Moonshot, rivals top models like GPT 5.6 Soul, sparking geopolitical tensions and debates over AI regulation and open-source accessibility.
AliExpress expresses surprise at receiving the largest fine to date under the Digital Services Act (DSA), highlighting the regulatory challenges faced by online retailers.
DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis suggests creating an AI "standards body" similar to FINRA to evaluate frontier models and establish best practices for their deployment.
New York's data center moratorium could serve as a model for the anti-AI movement, potentially influencing future regulations on AI development and data center operations.
Users are increasingly ignoring and blocking calls from India's dedicated business number series, according to a caller ID company.
The incidence of chemical-related accidents resulting in injuries or fatalities has surged by almost 50% in recent years.
The United States is proposing new regulations to permit supersonic flights that minimize noise pollution by eliminating the disruptive sonic boom.
The United States has removed restrictions on Anthropic's advanced AI models, Fable and Mythos, allowing for broader usage and development.
Streaming platforms are considering reducing the volume of advertisements to enhance user experience and address complaints about loud ads.
The Trump administration's intervention in Anthropic's cybersecurity models highlights potential government interference in the AI industry, signaling that it is not exempt from regulatory actions.
A lawsuit claims that police relied on a flawed AI system instead of conducting a proper investigation, leading to potential miscarriages of justice.
