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National Policy Framework Turns AI Preemption Into A 2026 Political Test

Trump’s AI framework pushes federal preemption to the center of U.S. AI policy, setting up a 2026 fight over state power, accountability and national standards.

Key Supreme Court Justices Skeptical Of Trump’s Limits On Birthright Citizenship—Which Trump Blasts After Hearing

The president is believed to have been the first to attend a Supreme Court hearing.

Woman Wrongfully Jailed 5 Months After AI Facial Recognition Error

Police jailed a woman for five months based on an inaccurate AI facial recognition match. Here's how the technology works and why the real failure is human, not machine.

Trump Slams ‘Stupid’ Supreme Court Ahead Of Birthright Citizenship Case

The court will hear oral arguments Wednesday in the high-stakes case.

4 Ways AI Is Quietly Rewriting The Rules Of M&A

AI is reshaping mergers and acquisitions, from finding sellers to closing deals faster. Here’s what today’s dealmakers need to know to be more successful.

New AI Enhanced Imposter Scams Target Drivers Nationwide

Learn how scammers use AI, spoofed texts, and Dark Web kits to create convincing toll and traffic violation imposter scams—and how to protect yourself from them.

Justice Warns Against ‘Dangerous’ Attacks On Supreme Court—After Trump Slammed Justices

Roberts’ comments came days after Trump went on a tirade against the court on Truth Social.

Beyond Cybersecurity: Deepfake Audio Is An Evidence Crisis

AI-generated audio is no longer just a consumer scam problem. It is an evidence crisis that courts, insurers and businesses are not prepared for.

Meta, Social Media Scams, A $16 Billion Crisis: What You Need To Know

Americans lost over $16B to scams in 2024 as social media–driven fraud surges. Explore FTC and FBI findings, Meta’s role, and new anti scam tools launched in 2026.”

Cell Phone Evidence In 97% Of Cases

With 97% of investigations now involving cell phones, attorneys and businesses who aren't prepared to handle mobile device evidence risk falling behind.