
The Flock Camera Fight Moves From City Councils to Congress
A new proposal targeting federal funds for cities using automated license-plate readers is turning a local surveillance debate into a national privacy test.
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A new proposal targeting federal funds for cities using automated license-plate readers is turning a local surveillance debate into a national privacy test.
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Public claims about Russian assistance to Iran mix intelligence reporting, political statements, and denials; the verified record does not justify treating every allegation as proven.
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Fact-checkers have identified fabricated World Cup images and video, showing how synthetic media can attach real grief and real politics to events that never happened.
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A 2016 interview was edited to suggest Obama encouraged noncitizens to vote, but the full exchange said only eligible citizens can vote and restored the missing context.
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Reports describe an autonomous-model incident involving Hugging Face, but the public record still separates confirmed facts from industry warnings.
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The recordings add evidence about conversations involving classified material, but Special Counsel Robert Hur still declined charges after evaluating intent and proof.
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