Day: June 8, 2025

Many people don’t know that they can automate certain tasks on their Android devices.  These automations can save them time and streamline their workflows, and they only take a few taps to set up.  It can take some trial and error to figure out which automations work for you, but the good news is that […] ...

Sometimes it feels like our phones take up more of our time than they save. Between constant notifications, repetitive tasks and digital clutter, it’s easy to forget they’re supposed to make life easier. But with a few simple setting tweaks, your phone can actually help you stay organized, reduce distractions and save time.  These built-in […] ...

Welcome to Fox News’ Artificial Intelligence newsletter with the latest AI technology advancements. IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER:– Scammers can exploit your data from just one ChatGPT search– Business Insider embraces AI while laying off 21% of workforce– Nvidia, Dell partner with Trump admin to make next-gen supercomputer GUARD YOUR DATA: ChatGPT and other large language models […] ...

Data breaches are no longer rare events but a persistent problem.  We’ve been seeing regular incidents at public-facing companies across various sectors, including healthcare, retail and finance. While bad actors are certainly to blame, these corporations aren’t entirely without fault. They often make it easy for hackers to access user data by failing to protect […] ...

Imagine gliding through city traffic, not stuck in traffic jams on the road, but soaring above them in the air with ease.  The Volonaut Airbike, a jet-powered flying bike developed by Polish entrepreneur Tomasz Patan, is turning this vision into reality.  With a top speed of 124 mph and a frame that is seven times […] ...

Infostealer malware has been on the rise recently, and that’s evident from the billions of user records leaked online in the past year alone. This type of malware targets everything from your name, phone number and address to financial details and cryptocurrency. Leading the charge is the Lumma infostealer. I have been reporting on this malware […] ...

A chilling video circulating on social media has reignited old anxieties about robots turning against their creators. The footage shows a Unitree H1 humanoid robot, a machine about the size of an adult human, suddenly flailing its arms and legs with alarming force during a test, coming dangerously close to two technicians. The scene has […] ...

Given the number of phishing scams we have all faced over the past decade, most of us have developed a basic skill to spot and avoid obvious phishing emails or SMS messages. Cybercriminals are aware of this, and they have evolved their tactics by shifting to more complex and convincing schemes designed to bypass skepticism […] ...

Have you ever wished you could skip the traffic and just fly to your destination in the same vehicle you drove to the airport? That’s exactly what the Klein Vision AirCar is promising. After more than 30 years of development, this flying car is finally about to become a reality for early buyers. Let’s see […] ...

All modern Windows PCs come with Microsoft Defender built in. For the unaware, this tool is Windows’ native antivirus.  Over time, it has matured into a reliable security tool capable of blocking a wide range of threats. However, a tool called Defendnot can shut down Microsoft Defender completely, without exploiting a bug or using malware. […] ...

Reviewing your Facebook data allows you to see what personal information Facebook has collected about you, helping you make informed decisions about your privacy settings.  You might also need a copy of your data, which serves as a backup of your photos, messages and memories in case you lose access to your account or decide […] ...

Your smartphone works hard, but it doesn’t always stay in top shape on its own. Over time, storage fills up, apps collect background data and privacy settings fall behind.  You might notice slower performance, random glitches or just a general sense that things aren’t running as smoothly as they used to. The good news is […] ...

So, you want to start making money using AI but you’re not trying to build Skynet or learn 15 coding languages first? Good, because neither am I. You don’t need to become the next Sam Altman or have a Ph.D. in machine learning to turn artificial intelligence into real income. What you do need is […] ...

Imagine losing your ability to speak or move, yet still having so much to say.  For Brad G. Smith, this became his reality after being diagnosed with ALS, a rare and progressive disease that attacks the nerves controlling voluntary muscle movement.  But thanks to a groundbreaking Neuralink brain implant, Smith is now able to communicate […] ...

Clarence Thomas has spent his professional life trying to return American law to the Declaration of Independence’s founding promise that individuals should be judged as individuals rather than as members of racial, gender, or ethnic groups. It seems that his peers on the high court have been listening. Thomas’ belief in individual rights precedes his […] ...

One of the greatest joys about being retired from CIA is the opportunity I now enjoy to immerse myself in our local community, especially the schools where my kids and their pals spend their days in class and on the sports fields.  After all, freedom of opportunity in our glorious country starts with a good […] ...

It’s not clear that “The American,” the proposed reality TV show in which immigrants would compete to become naturalized U.S. citizens on the steps of the Capitol, will gain the cooperation of the Department of Homeland Security or ever see the light of day. But that hasn’t stopped it from being cast in a negative light.  As the […] ...

The massive Ukrainian drone strike on Russia has strong implications for the future of all warfare. The sophisticated operation taught us that the use of low-cost, highly scalable, lethal drone technology is here to stay. Our leaders must pay attention, because the Ukraine-Russia war is a blueprint for not only how we will fight future […] ...

Kilmar Abrego Garcia is back in the United States, but he can hardly be thrilled about it. He has been returned not for a removal hearing, but for a trial that could result in a lengthy prison sentence, followed by immediate removal back to El Salvador. After the issuance of the federal grand jury, the […] ...

Violent crimes committed by illegal immigrants are typically not considered “newsworthy” by ABC, CBS, or NBC. The subject is too “Trumpy.” Their collective reflex is to ignore each murder or injury as some sort of obscure local news anecdote that doesn’t rise to a national news story.  On Sunday, June 1, an illegal immigrant from […] ...

Editor’s note: This essay is adapted from a tweet shared by the author. At first impression, it makes no sense that Musk would start firing away at the (admittedly imperfect) budget bill, or escalate to DefCon 1, by tweeting nonsense about impeachment, the Epstein files, or disengaging his successful space efforts from the U.S. agenda to stay […] ...

Every divorce is painful, even the ones we see coming. The MAGA faithful—those who’ve spent the last decade weathering smear campaigns, censorship, and mockery for backing a man who promised to drain the swamp—now face a difficult reckoning. It’s time to pick sides. And make no mistake: this is a split. The Trump-Musk bromance, once […] ...

The world’s richest man and the world’s most powerful man are butting heads in one of the most embarrassing and possibly most damaging squabbles of all time; it was inevitable.  For months, observers of the bromance between President Donald Trump and Tesla founder Elon Musk have wondered when, not if, it would end. Two men […] ...

When President Donald Trump recently suggested taking $3 billion from Harvard’s federal funding and redirecting it toward trade schools, he didn’t just launch a headline, he launched a national reckoning. And as a university president, I believe he touched a nerve that desperately needed to be hit. For too long, higher education has drifted from […] ...

Just as AI begins to upend American society, Congress is considering a move that would sideline states from enforcing commonsense safeguards. Tucked into the recently passed House reconciliation package is Section 43201, a provision that would pre-empt nearly all state and local laws governing “artificial intelligence models,” “artificial intelligence systems,” and “automated decision systems” for the […] ...