Policy

John Edwards, the UK's Information Commissioner overseeing data protection and AI, resigned after a probe found his humor caused offense and showed poor judgment.

The AT&T copper network dispute intensifies as California regulators urge the FCC to reject the carrier's shutdown plans.

Analysis shows over 770,000 children have lost SNAP benefits following federal program changes, leading to increased demand at food banks.

The Justice Department dropped its challenge to a court ruling that struck down the Trump administration's wind energy ban.

ProPublica updated its code of ethics to restrict employees from wagering on news events via prediction markets to ensure bias-free reporting.

What does the assisted dying bill mean for you? Learn how the proposed law could change end-of-life care.

As data center protests block $130 billion in projects, local utility costs and taxes are hanging in the balance.

The bipartisan JAWBONE Act lets citizens sue federal officials who pressure social media, AI, or broadcasters to censor speech.

Dr. Joseph Mercola, once a vocal critic of the vitamin K shot, now states he supports the prophylaxis for all newborns.

Robert Dillon filed a lawsuit alleging Florida police relied on a 93% facial recognition match to make a wrongful arrest.

Despite repeated recalls and pathogen findings, Raw Farm continues to scale operations amid evolving food safety policies.

The PAC's report frames the DIP delay as a credibility signal to the defence sector, where a planning vacuum triggers supplier price hikes.