The interior secretary stands to personally profit from his push for data centers on public lands.

Out of 41 ballot initiatives, just one very local measure in support of data centers passed.

The tech giant is threatening to turn off its web search for schools that reject artificial intelligence.

Stevens wore the seasonally inappropriate accessory to the polls, hours after posting an AI-generated essay defending her decision to endorse the MAGA Republican.

“If the American President is relying on the policy advice of a Musk-designed, Hitler-friendly chatbot with a predilection for child pornography in order to carry out his official duties, Americans have a right to know.”

Donald Trump is just consuming media that flatters him and “AI slop.”

The major AI bot bypassed a paywall on voter data in Georgia.

Banks are rushing to update their terms of service and block the bots.

Republicans everywhere seem to know they have to avoid mention of Trump ahead of the midterm election.

Meet Jeff and Beverly Morris—and their brown water, and their one usable bathroom out of three. Life wasn’t like this until the data center came along.

It’s not just about our water bills. The lords of AI have failed to persuade America in a spectacular way.

It’s useful for tech CEOs if the public is talking about their opinions and moral character instead of talking about regulating their companies.

Trump and the tech CEOs have a lot in common—not least their sense of total impunity.

Pete Hegseth revealed that the men will help direct a project to determine the future of the military.

Donald Trump is definitely going to make good on this promise.

Trump officials seem to have realized their AI chatbot was correcting the president’s biggest lies.

The president signed his name right above the obvious error.

The health secretary wants you to hand over your health information to the government.

Donald Trump unveiled a new AI chatbot that supposedly helps people understand the federal government.

Republicans seem to be going all in on data centers, despite widespread public opposition.