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A partially unsealed court filing alleges DHS/ICE agents used Palantir's Investigative Case Management database to build dossiers on ICE protest observers, including photos, license plates, and facial recognition searches, while allegedly intimidating First Amendment observers.
New York City has enacted a click-to-cancel rule, becoming the first US city to require businesses to make canceling subscriptions as easy as signing up, after a federal FTC version was struck down in court.
Mike Bracken, founder of GOV.UK, warns that Britain's pursuit of sovereign AI could lead to increased reliance on a handful of tech suppliers, compromising digital sovereignty and flexibility.
Bland has become the first FedRAMP 20x Class A certified voice AI company in the US, providing secure and reliable AI phone infrastructure for federal agencies.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani launches Public Interest Technology (PIT) Crews, a USDS-inspired initiative bringing tech talent into city government to modernize services, positioning it as a contrast to DOGE's approach.
The Open Courts Act of 2026 would eliminate PACER fees and modernize federal court electronic filing systems to improve public access and cybersecurity. The article argues that court records belong to the public and should not be behind a paywall.
Recreation.gov, the federal site for public land reservations, is plagued by bots and technical failures, making fair permit access nearly impossible for regular users.