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Ultra-wealthy tech bros are seeking out a new amenity for their multimillion-dollar homes
This moneyed set seeks residences that go far beyond automated lights or remote-controlled thermostats.
NYers to get heads up about hideous 5G towers planned for their neighborhood under new proposal
“This legislation ensures that there is a real conversation, real opportunity for feedback and a 30-day window where neighbors can weigh in,” Councilman Lincoln Restler, who represents much of north...
Worker's HR meeting leads to staggering health diagnosis
When Patrick Dare was called into his first ever HR review at the age of 54, he finally had to be honest with himself.
Charlie Kirk was right on liberty’s cost, America needs more arguments and other commentary
After Charlie Kirk’s assassination “came a spate of malicious chuckling over” the fact that “he’d once called shooting deaths the price of keeping the Second Amendment,” notes Reason’s J.D. Tuccille.
Ending 'woke AI' is not enough: fight the 'monster' within it
The wokeness President Trump has identified is a warning shot, proof we're building artificial minds we can't control — with values we didn't choose and goals we can't predict.
Internet is baffled by woman's transparent phone — and the explanation is even wilder
The "phone" she's holding actually exists. And while people can buy it — it's not for the reason most would expect.
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Struggling tech firm names former board member as CEO, sends shares soaring
The move comes after Intel ousted company veteran Pat Gelsinger more than three months ago.
The West’s ‘thin red line’, Egypt’s ‘do-nothing’ Gaza plan and other commentary
“For now, Ukraine is ground zero in Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war against the West” — but, warn Mark Toth & Jonathan Sweet at The Hill, if Russia wins, whether...
Location-sharing apps hiding on your phone can save lives — and completely destroy relationships: 'I catch my friends like a game'
Nearly everybody has the ability to track their friends and family’s locations at all times. The Post spoke to people who track their kids or use the apps for safety...
FTC probe of Big Tech censorship must seek a LASTING end to the bullying
“Tech firms should not be bullying their users,” declared Federal Trade Commission head Andrew Ferguson in announcing an investigation of Big Tech censorship and shadow banning.
DeepSeek shock means US must fight China's new space race
China's sudden AI advance has created new battlefields for geopolitical dominance that the US must win.
A huge change, barely noticed, Dems must kill lawfare mindset and other commentary
Christopher Caldwell of The Free Press says that President Trump's executive order repealing affirmative action is the "the most significant policy change of this century."
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US sanctions Beijing-based cyber group for its alleged role in hacking incidents
The U.S. Treasury on Friday sanctioned a Beijing-based cybersecurity company for its alleged role in multiple hacking incidents targeting critical U.S. infrastructure.
An insane Social Security giveaway, Biden tech deal aids CCP, hurts US and other commentary
The Senate is set to boost “Social Security payouts to public sector workers who receive pensions and did not pay taxes to support Social Security while working in the public...
We need a 'Manhattan Project' to beat China in the new war over rare-earth minerals
In a small dusty African town of Ngualla, Tanzania, two mining landowners this year sat waiting for their guest, bantering in friendly conversation, when the door opened suddenly and in...
Trump's FCC chair designee vows to tackle Big Tech 'censorship cartel'
Federal Communications Commission chairman designee Brendan Carr stressed his intent to target the "censorship cartel" of Big Tech and advertisers to protect free speech online.
A rush to cash-bathe ailing Intel, Jimmy Lai’s trial is absurd and other commentary
The trial of Apple Daily founder Jimmy Lai is “absurd” as Hong Kong prosecutors try to paint him as the “mastermind” of a “national security threat to China,” seethes The...
Speech is free, don’t fight it, tech cos. sourcing own power and other commentary
“An alphabet soup of enforcement agencies” is doing its best to censor Americans, thunders Racket’s Matt Taibbi.