Bipartisan bill would require companies to tell users when they’re talking to AI
The Senior Chatbot Protection Act would require clear labeling of AI and new protections for health and financial conversations.
As tensions rise in Madison after deadly police shooting, victim is identified
The man fatally shot by a police officer in Madison, Wisconsin, earlier this week has been identified.
Massachusetts revokes doctor’s right to renew medical license after Jan. 6 attack
Years after punching a police officer during the attack at the Capitol on Jan.
House votes to end Iran war, but Senate Republicans vote to let Trump continue waging it
The House approved a non-binding proposal to end the Iran war, directing President Donald Trump to remove armed forces from hostilities.
PT Organics fruit pouches recalled over possible soft strands of plastic in purée
More than 380,000 fruit pouches are being recalled nationwide over concerns they may contain soft strands of plastic in the purée.
How a Chinese AI model put Big Tech on notice
What had been a smoldering issue within the tech world burst into plain view this week after Moonshot AI, a Chinese startup, unveiled an AI model with the technical prowess of many American ones — but which can be accessed at a fraction of the cost.
Chadwick Boseman’s brothers seek to remove his widow from control of late actor’s estate
Chadwick Boseman’s brothers filed a petition last week seeking control of the “Black Panther” star’s estate, accusing their brother’s widow of mismanagement and failing to distribute the assets.
Member of Vance’s Secret Service detail removed amid probe into alleged compromise of security information
A member of JD Vance’s protective detail has been removed pending an investigation into allegations of compromising the vice president’s security, a Secret Service spokesman said Thursday.
Wisconsin Democrats hurtle toward an uncertain finish in topsy-turvy governor primary
Less than three weeks before a critical primary for governor in Wisconsin, Democrats are beginning to panic about the state of their muddled field of candidates.
A boater’s photo may be ‘the last picture’ of 5 people who drowned in an Ohio river
Delaware County authorities believe one of the adults began struggling to swim in the Scioto River and then all five were swept under and died.