DOJ indicts federal prosecutor for attempting to steal sealed Trump classified documents report
A federal prosecutor faces felony charges for allegedly stealing a sealed special counsel report on Donald Trump’s classified documents case.
A federal prosecutor faces felony charges for allegedly stealing a sealed special counsel report on Donald Trump’s classified documents case.
J.D. Vance confirmed the Department of Justice is investigating claims of immigration fraud involving Rep. Ilhan Omar, stressing the probe is ongoing with no indictment decisions yet.
The Department of Justice finalized an addendum to a major settlement that prohibits the IRS from auditing President Trump, his relatives, and their companies.
Judges on a key appeals court panel appeared divided over the Pentagon’s designation of AI company Anthropic as a national security risk amid ongoing legal challenges.
Shutterstock agreed to a $35 million settlement with the FTC following accusations that it misled customers about automatic renewals and complex cancellation processes.
The Department of Justice has opened a federal inquiry into Washington State’s policy of placing male inmates who identify as transgender in women’s prisons, amid allegations of constitutional violations and inmate safety risks.
NVIDIA has started delivering its first Vera CPUs to major AI companies, spearheading a new era of high-performance processors designed specifically for agentic AI workloads.
Former Trump antitrust official Roger Alford teams with Democrats in an unofficial hearing criticizing the Live Nation-Ticketmaster settlement reached by the DOJ under Trump.
Pope Leo XIV and Anthropic’s co-founder will present the pontiff’s first encyclical addressing human dignity amid AI’s rise, in a major Vatican ceremony on May 25.
Pope Leo XIV will unveil the Vatican’s inaugural AI-focused encyclical alongside Anthropic’s co-founder, addressing ethical challenges posed by artificial intelligence.
Navigating GDPR restrictions, these nine analytics platforms provide varied solutions ranging from self-hosting to EU data storage, ensuring privacy-compliant user tracking.
The US Department of Justice is reportedly preparing to indict Raúl Castro over the 1996 downing of civilian planes, aiming to intensify pressure on Cuba amid escalating sanctions and diplomatic tensions.