Our Writer at Large learns about the reality of life for disabled people in 2025. WARNING: DISTURBING CONTENT “WHAT we’re about to tell you is so bloody bleak, but we make no apology,” Tressa Burke ...

This decision follows a lawsuit filed by the largest U.S. government workers' union and a labor union representing foreign service employees. The DOGE clock is a digital tracker that says it ...

What would happen if the U.S. government were to lose all its media contracts ... "It's like banning staff from using Google to try and recreate your own internal version of it." ...

They identified themselves as members of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), a collection of temporary staffers with no charter, no website, and no clear legal authority. Its power ...

on Thursday introduced a bill that aims to ban the use of DeepSeek on government-issued devices ... DeepSeek to steal the sensitive data of US citizens. This is a five-alarm national security ...

“We write to request more information about troubling reports that U.S. citizens have been detained during immigration enforcement operations,” Raskin and Jayapal wrote in a letter to the ...

Now, strengthening its position on its comments last week, Taiwan has announced that the technology has been banned for use in government. “DeepSeek’s AI service is a Chinese product, and its ...

(The Center Square) – Eleven days after President Donald Trump took office, the Venezuelan government agreed to take back its citizens who ... He posted a video and pictures on social media ...

as Beijing presses its claims of sovereignty over the island. Since 2019, Taiwan has banned government agencies from using information and communication technology products and services that pose ...

The centres provide support and opportunities to make friends and gain new skills for those with learning and physical disabilities ... and the remaining centres need to be fully utilised. Citizens ...

In October, it moved its headquarters to Irvine ... “When combined with the [Chinese] government’s common use of [home office] routers like TP-Link to perpetrate extensive cyberattacks ...