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President Donald Trump’s demand for a third party-line spending bill isn't going over well with lawmakers.

CFTC Chair Mike Selig told Semafor he's weighing more lawsuits against states that try to regulate those markets.

As Wall Street gears up for SpaceX’s record-breaking IPO, regulators quietly granted brokerages an extraordinary exemption from rules protecting customers if markets turn volatile.

Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., said Congress has remained “largely in the dark” about the board’s work since its launch in February.

The scolding dented shares of Alibaba and JD.com and came weeks after regulators told the companies to avoid an aggressive price war.

Europe’s AI buildout is orders of magnitude too small, a group of AI policy thinkers warned.

Learn how red light and traffic cameras work in Macon, GA, how violations are issued, and what rights drivers have under Georgia. The post What Drivers Need to Know About Automated Traffic Enforcement Along Georgia Roadways appeared first on DCReport.org.

Deliberate attacks on civilian infrastructure are considered a war crime under international law.

As tech companies race to automate industries and build massive data centers, leaked government documents reveal growing fears of nationwide anti-A.I. unrest. Federal agencies are responding not with social programs, but with expanded surveillance and monitoring of potential anti-tech activists. The post DHS Docs: Govt Bracing for Nationwide Anti-AI Riots, Preparing to Crack Down on Dissent appeared first on MintPress News.