Tech Policy & Law
The DOJ just invoked a 112-year-old law against Andreessen Horowitz—and VCs have no idea what happens next
The DOJ is using a century-old antitrust statute to probe VC board conflicts. Here's what…
California just approved driverless trucks on highways—but the Teamsters lawsuit exposes a safety study the DMV skipped entirely
California lifted its ban on autonomous trucks. Aurora and Kodiak are testing now. But a…
Trump just authorized private security firms to hack overseas criminals — but researchers warn the incentives are dangerously wrong
Trump administration authorizes private firms to conduct offensive cyberattacks on foreign criminals. Security experts warn…
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Federal judges just rejected Meta’s escape from $1.4 trillion addiction lawsuit—trial starts August 19
A federal appeals court ruled Meta must face trial over claims it deliberately designed platforms to addict children. The $1.4…
The journalist who tried filing a FOIA request discovered the entire federal transparency system is broken — and nobody’s answering emails.
Federal FOIA offices overwhelmed by layoffs can't process requests. Journalists and citizens locked out of public records. What happens when…
Senate votes this week on four bills that would age-gate the internet—and expand surveillance for everyone
Four Senate bills this week would require age-verification across the internet to protect children—but critics say they'll expand surveillance and…
Governor Abbott who promised Texas as AI epicenter just froze all data center power connections
Texas halts new data center grid connections as AI boom strains power infrastructure. What this means for your electricity bills…