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Technology

What are the specific trade secret theft allegations Apple has made against OpenAI and its former employees, and how do they reflect broader challenges in protecting AI-related intellectual property?

The lawsuit Apple has sued OpenAI, plus two former Apple employees now at OpenAI — Tang Tan its chief hardware officer and Chang Liu — for stealing trade secrets to jump‑start OpenAI’s own consumer hardware efforts 9 11 27 32 . Apple claims OpenAI’s hardware business is “rotten to its...

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Policy

What is known about Russia's use of North Korean ballistic missiles against Ukraine?

Russia has used North Korean ballistic missiles in its war against Ukraine, according to official US and Ukrainian assessments. Here is what is known. Official confirmation and physical evidence An unclassified Defense Intelligence Agency DIA report confirmed that North Korean missile debris was found throughout Ukraine and that Russia used...

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Comparison

What makes New York City's Public Interest Technology Crews different from prior federal tech initiatives like the U.S. Digital Service and DOGE?

Quick answer NYC’s PIT Crew is a city level team that builds resident facing digital tools in house; the U.S. Digital Service is a federal unit that works on federal digital services; DOGE is a temporary federal efficiency push. The evidence describes them as very different in scope, mission, staffing,...

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Policy

How does the $1.2 billion agreement between the Trump administration and RWE to cancel US offshore wind leases fit into the broader federal effort to halt offshore wind projects, and what are the implications for future US offshore wind dev

The RWE deal in short The agreement that is often called a $1.2 billion deal is actually $1.22 billion. The U.S. government will pay German energy company RWE to give up its offshore wind leases in the New York Bight, off California, and off Louisiana. 1 4 13 15 17...

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Society

How did Imperial Japan govern occupied territories in Asia during World War II, and how might those policies have changed India's political and cultural development compared with British colonial rule?

How Japan governed occupied Asia By mid 1942, Japan’s wartime empire covered a huge area of East and Southeast Asia and the western Pacific 5 24 89 . To run it, Japan created puppet states and promoted local leaders, largely because it did not have enough Japanese administrators 2 3...

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Policy

What privacy safeguards exist for driver-facing camera data under the new EU mandate, and how does GDPR apply to in-car biometric monitoring?

The EU mandate that takes effect in 2026 requires all new vehicles to have interior facing cameras that continuously monitor the driver’s eyes, face, head pose, and gaze direction 1 . Because this collects biometric data, the General Data Protection Regulation GDPR applies alongside the mandate’s own built‑in protections. Privacy...

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