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Hawley invites Flock, Axon, other surveillance tech CEOs to testify

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) invited the CEOs of Flock Safety and other prominent AI-powered surveillance camera manufacturers to testify before the upper chamber's Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Counterterrorism next week. Hawley, the subcommittee's chair, wrote on social media Friday that he “invited the CEOs of Flock Safety, Axon, Motorola and Verkada to testify in...

Trump officially signs Russia sanctions bill into law

President Trump officially signed the Russia sanctions bill into law Friday, which authorizes further sanctions and tariffs against Russia amid the Kremlin’s ongoing conflict with Ukraine. The bill — championed and named after late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.)  — calls for the president to impose tariffs of up to 100 percent on the top five...

Pentagon’s count leaves out some deaths in Middle East during Iran war 

The Pentagon’s public database left out two deaths of U.S. service members deployed in the Middle East during the war against Iran, who took part in missions unrelated to the conflict in the Middle East. Maj. Sorffly Davius, who served in the 42nd Infantry Division at Camp Buehring, Kuwait, died of “undetermined causes” on March...

Who is Dario Amodei, the Anthropic CEO pushing independent AI oversight?

Dario Amodei's plan for "embedded evaluators" to supervise AI companies gains new urgency after OpenAI's ChatGPT agents reportedly went rogue.

Dem’s data center attack in critical Senate race hits snag when money trail surfaces: ‘Jekyll-and-Hyde’

Former Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown accepted $20,000 from Google's PAC while running ads attacking a Google data center in Lancaster, Ohio.

Kirk family has powerful evidence — but Utah law could derail wrongful death case: experts

Utah's broad government immunity statute could block the Charlie Kirk wrongful death lawsuit against Utah Valley University over alleged security failures.

Dovie Eisner’s life debunked the delusions of assisted-suicide enthusiasts

Dovie Eisner, who died last week, was a disabled man whose physical world could be severely constrained, but his life was a living rebuttal...

There’s a prudent path forward for AI — and pols need to push it over politics

The midterm elections are right around the corner, and both parties are about as popular as a Monday-morning visit to the DMV.

The left lobs yet another ‘Big Lie’ on Israel — and the fallout keeps getting worse

What makes these lies especially heinous is that the precise opposite is true: Israel goes to great lengths to avoid civilian casualties.

Why the House let out early is a matter of debate after Johnson says chamber has ‘done its work’

Thomas Massie claims Mike Johnson sent the House home early to dodge a vote on his eight privileged impeachment articles against Pete Hegseth.

Dave Regan’s alleged bullying should put an end to ‘billionaire tax’

Union boss Dave Regan allegedly uses ballot initiatives to bully people into doing what he wants.

Gavin Newsom’s AI ‘kill switch’ is good persuasion, ridiculous policy

The “kill switch” should be a wake-up call to the White House: Do a better job of selling the public on American AI dominance.

Gavin Newsom has ‘regret’ about lockdowns? You don’t say

Gavin Newsom says that he may “regret” some of the lockdowns he imposed on California in 2020. That’s nice. It’s also far too late...

Sacramento refuses to store more water — so get used to short showers

Water has been the perpetual challenge for California and other Western states. Yet Sacramento seems determined to let the state run dry.

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