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They are finished speaking, consistent with the regulations accompanying a tourist night 65, the staff will only meet members and witnesses as appropriate, when not recognized in order to avoid background noise. Members are reminded that all house rules, relating to order in the courtroom, apply in this hearing. This hearing is entitled Insider Trading, stock option grants, and examination of corporate integrity in the covid19 pandemic. We know that we have votes on the floor, we will not have a...

Ecuador was one of the first countries to reject international investment arbitration, over 15 years ago. Its new ultra neo-liberal government just tried to reverse that. Voters refused to let it

A new report warns that AI can’t be relied upon for mushroom identification, which is way more complicated than running a photo through its systems

The U.S. Justice Department team tasked with rooting out corporate crime secured $690 million in penalties in 2023, its lowest tally in at least eight years, according to new DOJ data released...

2023 was by far the hottest year on record—and might be one of the coolest we’ll experience for the rest of our lives. Along similar lines, U.S. agencies are perhaps as empowered as they ever will be to go after corporate polluters in 2024. The Supreme Court could soon delight right-wingers and their C-suite funders by overturning the so-called Chevron doctrine, which holds that courts defer to agency expertise in interpreting federal statutes. If they take the White House, Republi...

Extreme Weather Is Outpacing Even The Worst-Case Scenarios Of Our Forecasting Models by Ravindra Jayaratne In the wake of the destructive Hurricane Otis…

Election officials brace for surge in AI-generated misinformation, and lawmakers face complex challenges in containing it.

Experts explore how AI could be used to create and spread election-related falsehoods that disrupt democratic processes.

Silas Claypool has been hunting for mushrooms for four years with his dad, Rick.

Experts say the current hype ignores how AI contributes to emissions, misinformation, and fossil fuel production.