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The Federal Reserve's favorite measure of tracking inflation jumped 0.3% in March as American families continue to grapple with elevated consumer prices. Read More.

Greg Isenberg, CEO of Late Checkout, shared that he met a man in Miami who “admitted to me that he spends $10,000/month” on “AI girlfriends.” Read More.

Microsoft founder Bill Gates recently discussed how AI could fight climate change on his podcast, Unconfuse Me With Bill Gates, and it was just the type of unhinged conversation you would expect from the same man who touts synthetic beef, depopulation, preventing cows from burping and experimental geoengineering. He made his latest remarks in an […] Read More.

Two Securities and Exchange Commission lawyers resigned after a federal judge sanctioned and sharply rebuked the Wall Street regulator for “gross abuse” of power in a crypto case. Read More.

Guest post by Leo Hohmann The House voted on Saturday to betray America and American interests. Read More.

Pro-Palestinian hackers allege that after penetrating the Justice Ministry, they now possess 20 gigabytes of data, including nearly a quarter-million documents related to the Israeli military. Read More.

Transparency around Covid and its possible origins continues to be an issue. Read More.

Durov said he avoids venture capital (VC) investments to prevent external influence on how Telegram operates and prefers retaining 100% ownership of Telegram. Read More.

“You do not need documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote.” Read More.

The world's first beauty pageant exclusively for AI-generated women has been announced, with competitors facing off in tests of beauty, technology and social-media clout. Read More.

The UK's £55.5 million push for facial recognition technology risks a profound invasion of privacy, setting a precarious precedent for surveillance overreach. Read More.

Eighty-six House Republicans voted against an amendment to the FISA reauthorization bill which would have added a warrant requirement to prevent the U.S. government from spying on citizens. Read More.

In a joint statement, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone (NTT) and Yomiuri Shimbun Group Holdings, two of Japan’s leading companies, issued a stern warning Read More.

The consumer price index in March was expected to increase 3.4% from a year ago, according to the Dow Jones consensus estimate. Read More.

Alexandre de Moraes has opened an official investigation. Read More.