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US gov’t: House sysadmin stole 200 phones, caught by House IT desk

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Musk still defending Grok’s partial nudes as California AG opens probe

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EPA makes it harder for states, tribes to block pipelines

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Instagram user fights DHS for the right to post ICE sightings anonymously

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Hegseth wants to integrate Musk’s Grok AI into military networks this month

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Starlink tries to stay online in Iran as regime jams signals during protests

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Paramount sues WBD over Netflix deal. WBD says Paramount’s price is still inadequate.

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FCC lets Verizon lock phones for longer, making it harder to switch carriers

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Judge: Trump violated Fifth Amendment by ending energy grants in only blue states

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Supreme Court takes case that could strip FCC of authority to issue fines

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UK investigating X after Grok undressed thousands of women and children

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Conservative lawmakers want porn taxes. Critics say they’re unconstitutional.

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SpaceX gets FCC permission to launch another 7,500 Starlink satellites

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Cloudflare may pull servers out of Italy over order that it block pirate sites

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X’s half-assed attempt to paywall Grok doesn’t block free image editing

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FCC to authorize more powerful wireless devices in 6 GHz Wi-Fi band

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Grok assumes users seeking images of underage girls have “good intent”

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Warner Bros. sticks with Netflix merger, calls Paramount’s $108B bid “illusory”

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Letting prisons jam contraband phones is a bad idea, phone companies tell FCC

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News orgs win fight to access 20M ChatGPT logs. Now they want more.

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