Apple's partnership with Alibaba to enhance AI features for iPhones in China is stirring controversy. U.S. lawmakers express concerns over potential user data access and its implications for national security.
A groundbreaking study reveals that human intelligence may stem from sudden changes in gene regulation, challenging the notion of gradual evolution. Discover how these genetic shifts distinguish us from our closest relatives.
A new study has uncovered alarming levels of cancer-causing chemicals, specifically formaldehyde, in beauty products used by Black and Latina women. The study highlights the urgent need for regulatory action.
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a decision allowing Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard to proceed, marking a significant moment in gaming history. The FTC's antitrust lawsuit was rejected, letting the deal close successfully in 2023.
In a significant move, Ant Group has agreed to purchase a 50.55% stake in Bright Smart for HK$2.81 billion, causing the latter’s shares to soar by nearly 64%. This investment aims to enhance Ant's overseas operations amid regulatory challenges.
In a pivotal ruling, Judge Leonie Brinkema found Google liable for maintaining monopoly power in ad markets. As the tech giant plans to appeal, the future of its ad business hangs in the balance.
In a surprising move, the Trump administration has disbanded the National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Team, shifting focus away from crypto regulation. This decision raises concerns among critics, especially regarding its potential impact on investors and the future of digital finance in the U.S.
Zen Honeycutt's advocacy group, Moms Across America, gains traction as President Trump appoints Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead health regulations, sparking debate over food safety after alarming findings in Girl Scout cookies.
Justin Sun, the controversial crypto entrepreneur, has invested $400 million in Donald Trump’s World Liberty Financial, raising eyebrows and igniting a buying frenzy. As he aims to expand his Tron platform and create a global payment system, questions about ethics and regulatory scrutiny loom large.
The Supreme Court is set to hear a pivotal case regarding the $8 billion spent annually to subsidize phone and internet services, impacting millions of Americans. A conservative group challenges the constitutionality of the funding method, raising questions about federal regulatory power and the future of telecommunications subsidies.
