Policy

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton faces accusations of illegal voting. Here is the context regarding his residency status.

Google faces $1 billion in DMA fines from the European Commission for self-preferencing services and anti-steering practices.

Federal regulators have linked Mark McAfee’s raw-milk dairy to multiple outbreaks while political shifts impact enforcement.

Defence Secretary Wes Streeting aims to link new investment to modernisation to ensure every penny is spent wisely.

The European Commission fined AliExpress $625M for failing to remove unsafe products. Here is how this impacts your shopping.

An investigation into the FCC's Universal Service Fund in Adak, Alaska, reveals significant waste, with subsidies paid for internet access to hundreds of empty buildings.

Andy Burnham's decision to scrap the digital ID scheme signals a reprioritization of government focus and a potential shift in tech policy under his upcoming leadership. The move is presented as a way to clear distractions and concentrate on economic issues.

San Francisco's attorney general has demanded Apple and Google remove 13 'nudification' apps from their stores, warning of violations of laws prohibiting deepfake pornography.

DHS is launching an investigation into immigration scams that have bilked victims out of $94.4 million in five years.

The Falkland Islands dispute reignites after Argentina players celebrate their World Cup victory with a territorial banner.

Rising Made in America strategy costs for manufacturers are colliding with surging AI data center energy demand in PJM regions.

The NRC proposes removing the ALARA standard, yet keeps the LNT model, resulting in minimal industry impact.