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The Trump administration’s brief arcade game “Build the Wall” has disappeared after the Tetris Company warned it takes copyright infringement very seriously, suggesting the game was pulled in response to possible legal concerns.
A federal judge blocked an X rival from using the Twitter name while suggesting X likely abandoned the “Tweet” trademark and bird logo, and the startup has since rebranded as Tweet.app.
Apple’s App Store now labels X as “formerly Twitter,” a move that may help Elon Musk restrict others from using the Twitter name while reinforcing the platform’s rebrand.
Trump reacted angrily to NBC's Kristen Welker after she described his primary endorsement results as mixed, highlighting his sensitivity to media framing of his political influence and electoral success.
Despite a recent Supreme Court victory, Trump has refrained from dismissing the FCC's Democratic commissioner.
A court has determined that imposing a hold on all wind projects is a clear violation of the law.
A proposed change could enable billionaires aligned with Trump to acquire more media stations, raising concerns from advocacy groups.
A sheriff lost a legal battle against a man who was imprisoned for 37 days for sharing a Trump-related meme on Facebook.
The clown car is ready and fueled, indicating preparations are complete for its intended journey or performance.
Donald Trump compared the actions of an arrested soldier to Pete Rose betting on his own team, implying a breach of trust or integrity.
If Democrats gain control of Congress, former President Trump could be scrutinized for alleged "pay-to-play" schemes involving memecoin fundraising events.
The appeals court has rejected Anthropic's urgent request to pause a previous ruling, impacting the company's legal strategy.
The statement suggests a hypothetical scenario where the speaker believes they have the authority to direct the actions of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC).
Brendan Carr, a member of the Federal Communications Commission, allowed Nexstar, a media company favored by Trump, to surpass the national station ownership cap.
Carr's baseless allegations of "hoaxes and news distortions" have garnered enthusiastic support from Trump, highlighting ongoing media skepticism.
The lack of enforcement and uncertain economic benefits may render the initiative ineffective.
The Federal Reserve's research challenges former President Trump's assertion that foreign companies would shoulder the costs, suggesting otherwise.
Former President Trump criticizes European Union technology regulations, impacting companies like Spotify and Accenture, as part of a broader conflict over tech industry control.
The Supreme Court's conservative justices appear inclined to support former President Trump's efforts to exert control over independent federal agencies.
Efforts to prevent former President Trump from obstructing state-level artificial intelligence (AI) legislation have been bolstered by a strong and expansive movement advocating for regulatory measures.
The Trump family's business interests might gain from a potential pardon of Changpeng Zhao, a cryptocurrency executive with a criminal past.
The proposed university compact does not offer protection for UCLA, leaving the institution vulnerable to its stipulations.
Trump's $250 million White House ballroom project will receive partial funding from major tech companies, including Amazon, Apple, Google, Meta, and Microsoft.
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.
Benioff's actions reflect Silicon Valley's adjustment to Trump, raising questions about whether other tech CEOs will similarly advocate for federal intervention.
Alphabet has reached a settlement with former President Trump, opting not to contest a lawsuit regarding his suspension following the January 6 events.
Former President Trump expressed his opinion that Microsoft should terminate the employment of Lisa Monaco, a former Biden administration official.
Justice Kagan's dissent argues that the Supreme Court's majority decision grants President Trump excessive authority over independent agencies, undermining their autonomy.
President Trump issued a proclamation mandating a $100,000 fee for new H-1B visa applications, significantly increasing from the current $215 fee, impacting the program vital to Silicon Valley's growth.
President Trump issued a proclamation mandating a $100,000 fee for new H-1B visa applications, significantly increasing from the existing $215 fee, impacting a program crucial to Silicon Valley's growth.
During President Trump's second state visit to the UK, a banquet was held with top tech industry leaders in attendance.
A governor expresses concern that former President Trump might obstruct states from fully utilizing the $42 billion allocated for broadband expansion.
Former President Trump claims that ABC and NBC broadcast predominantly negative stories about him and suggests the FCC should revoke their licenses.
Trump initially opposed the CHIPS Act but has now devised a strategy to support and potentially enhance its implementation.
Tulsi Gabbard revealed that President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance were involved in negotiations with the U.K. government regarding its confidential request to Apple.
The President has accused Lip-Bu Tan, a seasoned veteran in the semiconductor industry, of having significant conflicts of interest.
Rising costs associated with importing inexpensive goods from abroad are unsettling major e-commerce companies, impacting their operations and profitability.
New York's top cybersecurity official warns that Trump's budget cuts will increase cyberattack risks and pressure states to enhance their own security measures.
The Department of Government Efficiency plans to use AI to cut half of federal regulatory mandates within a year of President Trump's potential return, as reported by The Washington Post.
Trump's "AI Action Plan" aims to reverse existing regulations on artificial intelligence, leading to significant criticism and concerns over potential implications.
A letter of dissent warns that Trump's proposed cuts to the National Science Foundation (NSF) could lead to the U.S. losing its scientific leadership to China.
President Donald Trump has appointed Sean Duffy, the Secretary of Transportation, to lead NASA.
Trump seeks $45 million to further DOGE's initiatives, but critics argue the expenses are already excessive.
Donald Trump asserts he is the sole savior of TikTok, yet there are ongoing delays in resolving the app's future in the U.S.
U.S. President Donald Trump will extend the decision deadline on TikTok's future by 90 days, according to the White House.
A Trump-branded smartphone expected to launch by September may face significant criticism upon its release.
The ongoing feud between Trump and Musk has significantly boosted X's popularity, leading to a surge in its App Store ranking.
Former President Trump disputes a court decision restricting his ability to unilaterally impose tariffs, asserting his right to manage trade policies.
NPR claims that Trump's actions constitute clear retaliation and discrimination based on differing viewpoints.