Tesla’s Full Self-Driving Could See Major Restrictions Tesla may have to scale back its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system if a new Democratic bill passes. The legislation, introduced by Senator Ed Markey (D-Massachusetts), aims to limit where partially autonomous vehicles like Tesla’s Level 2 systems c...
Tesla Faces California DMV Warning Over ‘Autopilot’ Tesla is under fire in California after a judge ruled that the company misled customers about its self-driving capabilities. The California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) warned that Tesla could face a 30-day suspension of its car sales if it d...
How Trump Became a Silicon Valley Insider 2025 was expected to be the year Donald Trump and the populist right challenged Big Tech’s dominance—but events took an unexpected turn. Instead of humbling Silicon Valley, Trump found himself increasingly entwined with the tech industry he once criticized. ...
Twitter Trademark Battle Heats Up X Corp., the company behind Twitter’s rebrand to X, is taking legal action against the new startup Operation Bluebird. The lawsuit, filed this week, alleges that Bluebird is attempting to “steal” Twitter’s trademarks, despite X’s ongoing ownership of the brand. This...
Texas Files Lawsuits Against Leading TV Makers Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed lawsuits against five major TV brands—Sony, Samsung, LG, Hisense, and TCL—alleging they secretly track what users watch. According to the complaints, these smart TVs use Automatic Content Recognition (ACR) to ...
Trump Launches US Tech Force to Modernize Government President Donald Trump is turning to Silicon Valley for a bold new initiative: the US Tech Force. Announced Monday, the program aims to recruit around 1,000 technology specialists from major tech companies, including Amazon, Apple, Google, Meta, a...
Tesla Robotaxis Hit Austin Roads Without Safety Monitors Tesla’s highly anticipated robotaxis were recently spotted operating autonomously on public streets in Austin without safety monitors, raising eyebrows across the tech and automotive world. For years, Tesla promised fully self-driving rides, y...
When everyone agrees in a meeting, leaders often assume alignment, clarity, and commitment. In reality, unanimous agreement can be a warning sign that people don’t feel safe speaking up. Research shows employees regularly withhold concerns when reputations, promotions, or relationships feel at risk...
Tetris Watch Promises Nostalgia, But Struggles With Gameplay If you’re a Tetris fan, the Tetris: My Play Watch might catch your eye with its bold, retro design and promise to bring the classic puzzle game to your wrist. But does it deliver a smooth gaming experience? At first glance, this watch exce...
AI is now deeply embedded in hiring, from résumé screening to interview scoring and background checks. As employers rely on algorithms to make faster decisions, lawmakers are responding with new rules that treat these tools as high-stakes decision-makers. In 2025, many workers and employers are aski...
Every December, search trends spike with the same question: How do I actually take a break during the holidays without falling behind at work? For many professionals, time off is supposed to offer rest, family connection, and a reset before January. But for others, the season adds more pressure—more...
Trump Pushes for Social Media Checks on Travelers The Trump administration may soon make social media history a mandatory part of US entry requirements. According to a new proposal from US Customs and Border Protection (CBP), travelers from 42 countries—including Australia, France, the UK, Germany, ...