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Empower recently displayed an in-app message telling D.C. residents to vote against McDuffie in the upcoming mayoral primary.

Leaders on the Right should call data center opposition what it is: a foreign-influenced campaign dressed as local concern.

The path forward is not retreat from technology, but realignment of purpose. If the pandemic created a proximity deficit, the solution is restoring balance.

Artificial intelligence is moving too quickly, and the stakes are now too high, for Congress to keep watching from the sidelines.

Amazon Leo is intended to be a direct competitor to Elon Musk's Starlink, but Amazon's satellite service has not reached its full potential.

The App Store Accountability Act claims to make the internet safer for children. What it will do is deter parents from engaging in their kids' internet use.

Russian troops surrendered their position after Ukraine used only aerial drones and ground robots, Zelensky said during a speech.

Consumers for Affordable Energy will advocate reforms that restore balance, transparency, and affordability to wholesale electricity markets.

Retiring the fax machine at the IRS this tax season isn't just a slogan. It's about modernizing a cornerstone of our civic life.

If Washington continues to stall crypto market structure, the U.S. will wake up to a digital asset economy shaped by foreign standards.