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X Bans EU Ad Account After $140 Million Fine, But EU Says It Doesn’t Advertise
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X Bans EU Ad Account After $140 Million Fine, But EU Says It Doesn’t Advertise

In a dramatic escalation of their feud, X claims it banned the European Commission’s advertising account for a rules violation. This came just one day after the EU slapped X with a roughly $140 million fine for alleged deceptive practices and lack of transparency.

by Leo RenshawDecember 7, 2025
UK’s Ransomware Payment Ban Will Have “National Security Exemptions”
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UK’s Ransomware Payment Ban Will Have “National Security Exemptions”

The UK government is moving forward with a plan to ban ransomware payments for public sector and critical infrastructure. Security Minister Dan Jarvis says “national security exemptions” will be included to avoid impossible choices for organizations.

by Darren HoltDecember 4, 2025
New York just made personalized pricing more transparent
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New York just made personalized pricing more transparent

New York state is cracking down on personalized pricing algorithms that charge different customers different prices based on their data. Businesses now have to tell customers when their prices are set using personal information. The law is already facing legal challenges from retail groups.

by Leo RenshawNovember 30, 2025
ICE Used ChatGPT to Write Use-of-Force Reports, Judge Reveals
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ICE Used ChatGPT to Write Use-of-Force Reports, Judge Reveals

In a 223-page ruling about ICE’s “Operation Midway Blitz” raids, Judge Sara Ellis revealed agents used ChatGPT to generate official use-of-force reports. The AI-generated reports showed significant discrepancies with body camera footage, undermining their credibility. This represents what experts ca

by Leo RenshawNovember 27, 2025
Trump’s Data Center Push Could Fast-Track Forever Chemicals
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Trump’s Data Center Push Could Fast-Track Forever Chemicals

The EPA is fast-tracking chemical reviews specifically for data center projects as part of the administration’s AI push. Former EPA officials warn this could mean fewer restrictions on potentially dangerous substances.

by Mason DraytonNovember 26, 2025
Singapore Forces Apple and Google to Fight iMessage Scams
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Singapore Forces Apple and Google to Fight iMessage Scams

Singapore’s police have directed Apple and Google to take action against phishing scams on their messaging platforms. The order comes under the nation’s Online Criminal Harms Act after authorities observed scams impersonating government agencies. Both tech companies have reportedly committed to comp

by Leo RenshawNovember 25, 2025
Silicon Valley’s $100M Bet to Stop State AI Rules
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Silicon Valley’s $100M Bet to Stop State AI Rules

A new super PAC called Leading The Future has launched with over $100 million to create an AI-friendly regulatory environment. The group is targeting state-level AI safety laws and pushing for uniform federal standards instead. Their first political target is New York assembly member Alex Bores, who

by Leo RenshawNovember 25, 2025
Trump’s AI Power Play: Blocking State Regulations
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Trump’s AI Power Play: Blocking State Regulations

The Trump administration is preparing an executive order that would pressure states to halt AI regulation. Critics worry this favors big tech companies while supporters argue it protects innovation. The draft order could reshape how artificial intelligence is governed across the United States.

by Mason DraytonNovember 25, 2025
California’s 5% Billionaire Tax Could Actually Pass This Time
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California’s 5% Billionaire Tax Could Actually Pass This Time

California is considering a one-time 5% wealth tax specifically targeting billionaires that could generate $100 billion. The measure needs 870,000 signatures to reach the 2026 ballot and would exempt real estate while covering other assets. This comes after previous wealth tax proposals failed in th

by Leo RenshawNovember 24, 2025
Why Your Electricity Bill Is About to Get Much Worse
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Why Your Electricity Bill Is About to Get Much Worse

America’s electricity costs are heading for a major spike as AI and data centers drive unprecedented demand growth. Federal policies favoring expensive fossil fuels over cheaper renewables could cost consumers billions annually. The math simply doesn’t add up for keeping coal plants open.

by Leo RenshawNovember 24, 2025

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