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John Roberts responded with receipts to Biden's campaign accusing him of a "blatant lie" after he noted that insulin copays dropped to $35 under Trump.

#HelloWorld. Summer days are almost here. In this issue, we dive into the new Colorado AI Act, explore the impact of AI technologies on search providers' liability shields...

A commission convened to help D.C. address its opioid crisis fears the mayor is bypassing them and handing out contracts to her friends.

In Zoe Schiffer's book "Extremely Hardcore," she describes a Super Bowl-related tweet flop with Elon Musk ordering engineers to change the algorithm.

Wall Street Journal argues former South Carolina governor should continue because Trump could be convicted, die from old age, or be assassinated.

Edward Richmond Jr. allegedly used a baton to beat law enforcement officers as they attempted to defend the U.S. Capitol.

Post to X by son of globalist billionaire George Soros shows bullet hole in window beside someone holding $47 - Trump would be the "47th" president if he wins re-election in November.

The school that kicked off nationwide student protests for Palestine is back at it.

Clinton's single word comment in sharing the article was "puppet." She is presumably not talking about Putin.

Tesla said that its safety systems are already the best-in-class and it is "morally indefensible" not to make them available to a wider audience.