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Trump beware: US voters are concerned about government corruption
A Harris poll found government corruption is the second most important issue for voters, with 87% saying it’s a problem. Critics argue the Trump administration is focusing anti-fraud campaigns on social safety net programs while overlooking high-level corruption involving the president and his associates.
Maurene Comey ruling offers hope of check on Trump’s assault on rule of law
A federal judge ruled that the Department of Justice’s firing of assistant US attorney Maurene Comey without cause violated the Civil Service Reform Act, rejecting government arguments about presidential power.
The power of AI is worrying senior Labour figures – as is the fear of ‘falling behind the public’
Senior Labour figures express growing concerns about artificial intelligence safety, citing risks from cyberattacks and bioweapons, as the government pledges stronger action on AI regulation and security.
Meta Muse exposes users’ personal and business secrets when they share conversations
Meta has suspended a sharing feature in its Muse AI assistant after researchers discovered users’ sensitive personal and business information could be exposed through shared conversation links.
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Judge dismisses Trump administration lawsuit alleging antisemitism at Harvard University
A federal judge in Boston dismissed a Trump administration lawsuit accusing Harvard University of failing to protect Jewish students from harassment during pro-Palestinian campus demonstrations.
Democratic primary turnout has soared in some states. Can it carry over to November?
Democratic primary turnout has surged in multiple states, with Wisconsin and Michigan posting their highest midterm totals in decades. Party officials hope the momentum carries into November’s general election.
US immigration judges are deporting people in mass hearings – some without notice
U.S. immigration judges are conducting mass hearings with minimal notice and issuing deportation orders against people who fail to appear, according to immigration advocates and legal experts.
Alaska candidate for US Senate seat rejects Kamala Harris’s unsolicited support
Alaska Senate candidate Mary Peltola rejected unsolicited fundraising support from Democrat Kamala Harris, saying her campaign focuses on Alaska issues rather than endorsements from outside the state.
AI agents aren’t legally responsible for any harm that they cause, experts say. So who is?
An AI agent in Australia hacked a gym’s system to move its user up a waitlist, raising questions about who bears legal responsibility when autonomous AI systems cause harm.
Flock Safety tries to curb police abuse of its surveillance cameras after scandals
Flock Safety announces mandatory safety features for its license plate camera network after reports of police misuse and widespread privacy concerns from advocacy groups.
Xteink’s tiny e-readers are getting access to free books through Libby
Xteink e-readers gain access to free library ebooks through Libby via new CrossPoint Reader firmware with third-party plugin support, narrowing the gap with competing devices.
Invitation Homes CEO says ban on institutional homebuying will bring down prices, but not immediately
Invitation Homes CEO says a recently passed ban on institutional homebuying will eventually lower prices but not immediately, citing mortgage volatility and construction costs as near-term obstacles.
GM reaches up to $4.5 billion parts deal designed to avoid supply chain troubles
General Motors has entered a $4.5 billion parts purchasing facility with Procura Auto Parts, designed to secure critical components and avoid supply chain disruptions through advance supplier payments.
Burnham admits cost of living help is not enough and hints at further support
Prime Minister Andy Burnham acknowledged his cost-of-living measures are insufficient but indicated additional support measures are planned for the upcoming Budget.
US inflation eases as food and fuel costs cool
US annual inflation eased to 3.4% in July from 3.5% in June, with food and energy costs cooling, though housing expenses remain elevated.
Trump sued over service selling faster access to Truth Social posts
Two media organizations sued President Trump over Truth Social’s paid service offering faster access to his posts for up to $100,000 monthly, arguing it violates constitutional guarantees of equal public access.