Year: 2025
Lawsuit Says ChatGPT Intensified Man’s Paranoia Before He Murdered His Mother…
A new lawsuit accuses OpenAI of exacerbating a Connecticut man’s paranoia via ChatGPT, leading him to murder his mother.
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Trump Unveils 50-State Tour to Mark America’s 250th Birthday…
President Donald Trump is preparing a sweeping 50-state tour to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States, a milestone known as America 250 —and allies say the effort will be as much about reclaiming America’s story as celebrating its founding.
The tour is expected to blend large rally-style events with historic commemorations, featuring veterans, first responders, faith leaders, and families who embody the America First movement’s core values.
European Leaders Criticize US Entry Ban on Europeans in Censorship Rift
Secretary of State Marco Rubio described former European Commissioner Thierry Breton and four other Europeans as agents of censorship.
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Pennsylvania High Court Rules Police Can Access Google Searches Without Warrant
Reclaim the Net The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has a new definition of “reasonable expectation.” According to the justices, it’s no longer reasonable to assume that what you type into Google is yours to keep. In a decision that reads like a love letter to the surveillance economy, the court ruled that police were within their rights to access a convicted rapist’s search history without a warrant. The reasoning is that everyone knows they’re being watched anyway. The opinion, issued Tuesday, leaned on the idea that the public has already surrendered its privacy to Silicon Valley. READ THE FULL STORY
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California Blocked From Secretly Transitioning Kids In School
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New York Times reporter sues Google, xAI, OpenAI over chatbot training
New York Times reporter and "Bad Blood" author John Carreyrou filed the lawsuit in California federal court with five other writers.
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DOJ Is Suing Both Red and Blue States to Force Them to Clean Voter Rolls for 2026 Midterms
Harmeet Dhillon, the assistant attorney general for the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, says the lawsuits she is bringing against both red and blue states over voter list maintenance will help clean voter rolls for the 2026 midterm elections.
With the congressional elections coming up next year, the DOJ said it is trying to ensure that only eligible voters are on states’ voter rolls. While some states have voluntarily complied with the DOJ’s requests for voter registration data or are cleaning the voter rolls themselves, others are refusing to hand over the information, citing privacy concerns.
Defensive Gun Uses By People Legally Carrying Guns: 26 Cases During March 2025
Evansville, Indiana, March 5, 2025 (14 News) Officials say one person was hurt after dispatch received multiple shots fired call in an Evansville housing complex near Highway 41. They say callers told them they heard at least 8 to 12 shots around 8:15 p.m. near the 1900 block of Rhode Island Drive in the Evansville […]
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