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House panel eyes AI use in rental car damage assessments

The House Oversight Subcommittee on Cybersecurity, Information Technology, and Government Innovation is requesting a meeting with Hertz to discuss the company's use of AI scanners to inspect cars for damage and bill customers without human review.

Minnesota alleges TikTok preys on young people with addictive algorithms 

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison (D) sued TikTok on Tuesday, accusing the popular video-sharing platform of preying on young people with addictive algorithms and other design features. Ellison argues the social media company is driven “by an out-of-control pursuit of profit above all else” that seeks to keep young users on the app with features...

Political vampires are draining the country — term limits are the answer

Brian Hamilton argues that American politics is being drained by energy-sucking vampires in Congress, and that the solution is to implement term limits and elect leaders who give more than they take.

Where’s JD Vance? VP takes eighth vacation in seven months 

When you’re the right-hand man to Donald Trump, the guy who wants to convince working-class America that he’s their champion, jet-setting across the globe on lavish retreats doesn’t scream solidarity. It screams out-of-touch.  

Trump’s Smithsonian criticism contrasts with 2017 praise

President Trump has changed his tune on the Smithsonian's depiction of America's past since he visited the National Museum of African American History in 2017. Following that visit to the newly opened museum, Trump was full of praise. “It's a new, beautiful Smithsonian museum that serves as a shining example of African Americans’ incredible contributions...

Federal judge denies Trump admin request to unseal Epstein grand jury materials

A federal judge on Wednesday rejected the Trump administration’s bid to unseal grand jury materials used to charge disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein with sex trafficking, instead saying the government is the “logical party” to make any sweeping disclosures. The Trump administration sought to make public the secret grand jury proceedings as pressure from the president’s...

Judge tosses defamation lawsuit against Nancy Mace 

A federal judge on Wednesday tossed a defamation lawsuit against Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) filed after she took to the House floor to accuse a man of being a predator. U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel ruled that, federal law entitles the Justice Department to step in and largely make Mace immune from damages and proceeded to dismiss the case in its entirety. Gergel did...

California resident tests positive for plague, health officials say

Officials believe the person may have been exposed while camping.

Even Hillary Clinton admits Trump’s foreign policy is working 

Trump is working to achieve peace all over the globe. That's what America First really means. 

Korea’s democracy prospers and the Korea-US alliance is intact

Baseless attacks against a duly elected leader represent a disregard for the Korean people.

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