Political Groups Buy the News Sites. Chatbots Give Them the Voters.
Political groups on both sides pay for websites that look like local news, then pay to promote their articles. When…
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DraftKings Gave a VIP $1,250 in Betting Credits After a Gambling Cool-Off
DraftKings invited ProPublica reporter Jake Pearson to try out for VIP status the day after he lost nearly $1,800 chasing…
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Trump’s Company Sells Fast Traders a Head Start on His Official Posts
President Donald Trump’s company charges mostly high-frequency trading firms up to $100,000 a month to receive his market-moving posts directly…
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Tasmania’s Parole Board Backed Susan Neill-Fraser’s Speech Ban With AI-Invented Cases
Tasmania’s Parole Board barred Susan Neill-Fraser from publicly claiming she was wrongly convicted, then supported the restriction with a document…
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Russian-linked AdNow Trackers Sent Romanian Browsing Data to Novosibirsk
AdNow tracking code on Eastern European websites sent Romanian browser and click data to Russian-linked servers in Novosibirsk, according to…
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DoorDash Counted the Delivery, Not All the Work. NYC Sent the Bill
DoorDash will pay more than $115 million to over 260,000 New York City delivery workers after the city found that…
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Texas Makes It Cheaper for Data Centers to Tie up the Grid
Texas has adopted softer terms for companies seeking data-center-scale grid connections: the state removed a proposed $50,000-per-megawatt nonrefundable fee, set…
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ZCode Could Send Your Git History to Z.AI. Only Z.AI Could Prove It Deleted It.
ZCode, Z.ai’s desktop coding assistant, packaged a developer’s commercial project — its working code and its Git history — into…
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Radaris Lost 15 Domains. Your Profile May Still Be There
New Jersey courts transferred 15 Radaris-linked people-search domains to privacy-removal company Atlas Data Privacy in June and August 2026, after…
