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Meta headquarters in California, Dec. 2022

Meta’s new terms could allow it to scrape news websites for AI training, legal experts warn

By Nicholas Ballasy

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X owner Elon Musk

Tesla unveils flying roadster in viral stunt debut

The roadster features thrusters that allow the vehicle to go airborne or stabilize from a fall. The event saw the vehicle perform stunts such as the classic kickflip over other vehicles.

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The Starlink corporate logo, part of the SpaceX ecosystem, is seen against a clear blue sky at the Fira Gran Via in Barcelona, Spain, on March 5, 2026.

Ex-Trump security official backs Starlink, explains why it shouldn’t be used for Ukraine attacks

Who controls U.S. technology used in foreign conflicts? The satellite network – a subsidiary of Elon Musk's SpaceX – has become critical infrastructure in an active war, so any single restriction made by an unclear decision-maker, could change battlefield outcomes.

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Elon Musk’s Starlink approved in Venezuela

The decision was made by interim President Delcy Rodriguez.

Safe House Project’s Brittany Dunn launches Simply Report app to end human trafficking

Apple announces the release of brand new iPhone 14 and Watch

Google to begin removing inactive accounts in December

Devin Nunes: Investigation into potential DJT stock manipulation will not ‘leave a stone unturned’

Marc Beckman: AI poised to transform course of humanity within 3 to 5 years

Open-Source AI competition and industry timing as AI pushback rises

RNC sues Google claiming bias against Republicans

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