The RNC and other Republican groups are violating Utah telecommunications law by continuing to text people incessantly after they've asked them to stop, a new complaint alleges.

I got a confirmation email saying I'll get another confirmation when it's shipped. But I haven't provided a shipping address.

Police departments in Oregon created an "analyst group" where they casually offer each other assistance with surveillance tools.

A survey of 7,000 active users on Instagram, Facebook and Threads shows people feel grossed out and unsafe since Mark Zuckerberg's decision to scale back moderation after Trump's election.

Scientists exhumed bald cypress trees that lived thousands of years ago and recorded climactic turmoil.

This week, we discuss advertising, protests, and aircraft.

Telescopes perched on the Andes Mountains glimpsed elusive encounters fueled by the first of the first stars in the universe more than 13 billion years ago.

Exclusive: An FTC complaint led by the Consumer Federation of America outlines how therapy bots on Meta and Character.AI have claimed to be qualified, licensed therapists to users, and why that may be breaking the law.

As part of what it claims is a new crackdown, Meta is suing a nudify app and "strengthening" its enforcement.

The confirmation follows 404 Media's reporting using flight data and air traffic control (ATC) audio that showed the agency was flying Predator drones above Los Angeles.

“This would do immediate and irreversible harm to our readers and to our reputation as a decently trustworthy and serious source,” one Wikipedia editor said.

Come learn how we got records all about an AI company working with cops.

Deere now must face two different major lawsuits over the repairability of its tractors.

Domains owned by Nvidia, Stanford, NPR and the U.S. government are being quietly eaten by AI slop.

All about the spy planes and burning Waymos at the anti-ICE protests in LA, and a guilty plea for a massive sex trafficking ring.

Air traffic control (ATC) audio unearthed by an aviation tracking enthusiast then reviewed by 404 Media shows two Predator drones leaving, and heading towards, Los Angeles.

A new website and API called AI.gov is set to launch on the Fourth of July.

A contract obtained by 404 Media shows that an airline-owned data broker forbids the feds from revealing it sold them detailed passenger data.

Michael Pratt led Girls Do Porn, a sex trafficking operation that targeted hundreds of young women with force, fraud and coercion.

Exclusive: Following 404 Media’s investigation into Meta's AI Studio chatbots that pose as therapists and provided license numbers and credentials, four senators urged Meta to limit "blatant deception" from its chatbots.

A company spokesperson said it is working with law enforcement to determine when it can move the cars that have been.

Local police, state authorities, DHS, and the military all flew aircraft over the Los Angeles protests this weekend, according to flight path data.

Phone numbers are a goldmine for SIM swappers. A researcher found how to get this precious piece of information from any Google account.

Plus: a surprising case of galactic eschatology, nematode cheerleading pyramids, ancient makeup kits, and more.

Charles Brooks knows that people will share and alter his work. He just wants credit for his photos when it happens.

This week, we discuss the phrase "activist journalist," waiting in line for a Switch 2, and teledildonics.

The tech would "detect the contour of a target (a person and/or an object) at a distance, optionally penetrating through clothing" and transmit it to a haptic feedback glove.

Push notification data can sometimes include the unencrypted content of notifications. Requests include from the U.S., U.K., Germany, and Israel.

Why is so much AI slop about Jesus and the Bible, and why do Christians appear to love it?

Direct File has been open sourced, and its creators have left government to continue working on the "future of tax filing."