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Former Golden Globes Owners Sue Penske Media for $150 Million Over Fraud Claims
Corporate Power

Former Golden Globes Owners Sue Penske Media for $150 Million Over Fraud Claims

Former owners of the Golden Globe Awards filed a $150 million lawsuit accusing Penske Media of fraud and monopolistic tactics during its acquisition of the prestigious awards ceremony.

FBI Seeks AI Technology to Expand Predictive Threat Screening Beyond Terrorism
AI & Tech Regulation

FBI Seeks AI Technology to Expand Predictive Threat Screening Beyond Terrorism

The FBI plans to deploy advanced artificial intelligence to enhance its Threat Screening Center, shifting focus from Islamist terrorism to monitoring domestic dissent and broad political threats.

DC-Coupled Energy Hubs Cut Costs and Ease Grid Strain for EV Fleets
Energy & Climate

DC-Coupled Energy Hubs Cut Costs and Ease Grid Strain for EV Fleets

New research shows DC-coupled microgrids combining solar, storage, and bidirectional charging reduce energy costs and help fleets overcome grid limitations.

Ukraine Drives Development of European Air Defense System Against Ballistic Missiles
Defense & Security

Ukraine Drives Development of European Air Defense System Against Ballistic Missiles

Ukraine is accelerating efforts to deploy a new European ground-based air defense system designed to intercept Russian ballistic missiles, aiming for a prototype by mid-2027.

Experts Warn Space-Based Datacenters Could Severely Harm Earth's Atmosphere and Wildlife
Energy & Climate

Experts Warn Space-Based Datacenters Could Severely Harm Earth's Atmosphere and Wildlife

Environmental groups urge federal regulators to halt space datacenter projects by SpaceX and Blue Origin, citing pollution risks and ecological threats from satellite launches.

Harvard Kennedy School Prepares Leaders for the AI-Driven Future of Public Policy
AI & Tech Regulation

Harvard Kennedy School Prepares Leaders for the AI-Driven Future of Public Policy

Harvard Kennedy School is integrating AI-focused curriculum and faculty hires to equip future policymakers with tools to navigate AI’s growing impact on governance and society.

US Drone Production Trails Far Behind Ukraine’s Wartime Manufacturing Surge
Defense & Security

US Drone Production Trails Far Behind Ukraine’s Wartime Manufacturing Surge

The Pentagon acknowledges that US drone output remains minimal compared to Ukraine’s rapid wartime production, highlighting challenges in scaling domestic manufacturing for high-intensity conflict.

Jeff Bezos Foresees Amazon’s Possible Downfall Amid Personal Spotlight
Big Tech

Jeff Bezos Foresees Amazon’s Possible Downfall Amid Personal Spotlight

Jeff Bezos expressed that Amazon could one day fail, emphasizing customer obsession as key to survival, while recent reports focus on his challenging personal life with Lauren Sánchez.

US Tech Stocks Lose $1.2 Trillion Amid Investor Concerns Over AI Spending and Earnings
Markets & Macro

US Tech Stocks Lose $1.2 Trillion Amid Investor Concerns Over AI Spending and Earnings

A sharp decline in US technology shares wiped out about $1.2 trillion as investor skepticism grows over rising AI costs, weak earnings, and hefty capital expenditures.

Paramount postpones Warner Bros. Discovery merger amid multistate antitrust lawsuit
Corporate Power

Paramount postpones Warner Bros. Discovery merger amid multistate antitrust lawsuit

Paramount has agreed to delay its $81 billion Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition as 12 states, led by California, challenge the merger on antitrust grounds in court.