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The NSA spied on Americans for decades while Chinese hackers breached U.S. networks for years. It's time to abolish the agency.

AI isn't destroying jobs -- it's driving hiring and exposing a growing worker shortage, as new data shows employment rising alongside automation.

A new wave of AI-driven investment in infrastructure, energy, and manufacturing may be laying the foundation for America's next major economic boom.

America needs to keep up the pace if it's going keep its lead in the AI arms race. Data centers allow it to do that.

As technology companies look to Florida for expansion, the state is confronting whether it can invite big corporations and protect wildlife.

AI "griefbots" now let people hear a dead parent's voice again, yet scientific evidence that consciousness may survive death gets dismissed without a look.

The U.S. lags China and the EU on wireless spectrum. Auctioning more airwaves could save the public billions and keep the internet affordable.

In the future, you will pay extra to even enjoy a video game, and your access to that game will depend on the corporation that owns it.

Beijing's recent decisions prove that the country is set on outcompeting America while we are too busy critiquing our own dominance.

With the release of its latest model, Moonshot AI is quickly catching up to U.S. firms Anthropic and OpenAI.