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The obsession of green groups with EVs keeps going the wrong that they say they want to stop.
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One day, nuclear energy will change the way our world works.
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How can Washington harness these emerging technologies—and ensure that the U.S. intelligence community does not fall behind?
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In reality, CBDCs are just a way for the government to protect its privileged position and keep a tighter grip on people's money.
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Reports say that former coworkers of Peiter 'Mudge' Zatko, who blew the whistle on Twitter for allegedly lax enforcement of data privacy rules, have been offered money in exchange for damaging information about him. Zatko used to be in charge of Twitter's cybersecurity, and he was the one who blew the whistle.
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Hunter Biden's lawyer, Chris Clark, used to work with a top official at the U.S. Justice Department. This raises serious concerns about possible conflicts of interest at a time when the federal investigation into the president's son, which has been going on for years, is said to be at a critical stage.
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Two Republican state attorneys general said Thursday that the Biden administration worked with social media giants like Facebook and Twitter to censor what they called 'misinformation' about things like the COVID-19 pandemic. They said this as they pushed for the release of emails between top government officials and Big Tech titans.
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On Sept. 13, the Senate Judiciary Committee will meet with Peiter 'Mudge' Zatko, who used to be Twitter's head of security, to talk about his whistleblower complaint, which says that the social media company lied to regulators.
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Experts told The Post that the bombshell claims made by Twitter's former head of cybersecurity, who said the company was careless with user data and lied to the government about it, could give regulators a chance to crack down on large tech firms.
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Technoblade, a well-known Minecraft streamer and content creator, died at age 23 from cancer, almost a year after he told people about it.