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Broadcasters are being reminded about the regulatory rules regarding Politicians acting as presenters during the election period.

The Center for AI and Digital Policy has filed a complaint to probe OpenAI with the FTC over unethical trade practices.

FTC has charged OpenAI with employing big AI models that are biased, deceptive, disturb privacy, and break public safety laws.

The Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") has kicked off what may be a new wave of digital health compliance enforcement. On February 1, 2023, the FTC announced its first enforcement...

A legislator introduced a bill to repeal Idaho’s Blaine Amendment, a clause stating no public funds can support religious organizations.

The Northern Development Authority (NDA) has, over the past three years, recovered GH¢185,000.00 out of GH¢2,375,910.00 being debts accruing from the sale of motor tricycles. Mr Sumaila Abdul-Rahman, the Acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO), NDA, testifying at the Public Accounts Committee’s hearing in Accra, said the Authority had made some…

The Northern Development Authority (NDA) has, over the past three years, recovered GH¢185,000.00 out of GH¢2,375,910.00 being debts accruing from the sale of motor tricycles. Mr Sumaila Abdul-Rahman, the Acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO), NDA, testifying at the Public Accounts Committee’s hearing in Accra, said the Authority had made some…

OCR’s former health information privacy deputy director shares how the proposed national data privacy bill could better protect health data generated by consumers and health apps not regulated by HIPAA.

From its Cruxgg product line at Target to catering the Oscars after-party, Ghetto Gastro’s done a little bit of everything. Its first cookbook, "Black Power Kitchen," promises to serve as a blueprint for everything that comes next.

Part of the platform from the recent Texas Republican Party convention opposes using race, origin, creed, sexuality, or lifestyle choices to create voting districts. So, the platform urges repealing the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Mimi Marziani doubts Congress would do it or that Texans overall would favor such a move. But the president of the Texas Civil Rights Project admits efforts to chip away at the Act have worked.