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Keith Rabois's support for ICE shooting sparks unprecedented public rift within Khosla Ventures, exposing deep political divisions in venture capital

Federal immigration agents' deadly shootings spark unprecedented online backlash across non-political communities, revealing how digital spaces now serve as organizing platforms for real-world resistance.

Following TikTok's ownership change, users are migrating to alternative platforms. UpScrolled gained 41,000 downloads in just three days, promising political neutrality.

ICE deploys cell-site simulators, facial recognition, and spyware to track immigrants, raising concerns about mass surveillance of all Americans.

The Department of Transportation wants Google Gemini to draft airplane, car, and pipeline safety regulations in 30 minutes. What could go wrong with AI hallucinations in safety rules?

Apple's second-generation AirTag extends tracking range by 50%, but the real story lies in what this means for personal security and market competition in 2026.

A widespread service outage hits TikTok just days after US ownership transfer, sparking censorship allegations and raising questions about platform independence.

Creators with 6.2M subscribers add Snap to their growing list of AI lawsuits. The battle over who owns the training data that powers AI is intensifying across Silicon Valley.

From AirTags to Tile, Bluetooth trackers have evolved beyond simple item recovery into a complex web of surveillance, safety, and privacy concerns. Here's what the 2026 landscape reveals.

Industrial AI startup CVector raises $5M seed funding, helping manufacturers discover how small operational tweaks translate to massive cost savings through AI-powered optimization.

E-bike pioneer Rad Power Bikes sells for pennies on the dollar after bankruptcy, revealing harsh realities of post-pandemic mobility market consolidation.

A developer successfully ported the classic game Doom to wireless earbuds using open-source firmware, pushing the boundaries of what's possible with tiny hardware.