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Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott (R-SC) told Breitbart News in an interview that the passage of a stablecoin bill helps to fulfill President Donald Trump’s mission to make America the “cryptocurrency capital of the world.”

Disgruntled Red Sox fans have sunk to new lows by using high-tech means to strike back at Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow for trading DH and third baseman Rafael Devers.

President Donald Trump says he may extend the deadline for the sale of China’s TikTok app for a third time, adding that he believes a deal will eventually transpire.

WASHINGTON — U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Brooke Rollins told Breitbart News in an exclusive interview that the United States is encouraging farmers to turn to robots, machines, and other technology, and away from illegal alien migrant labor, as President Donald Trump’s administration ramps up immigration enforcement activity.

Tensions between AI startup OpenAI and tech giant Microsoft are reaching a boiling point as the two companies grapple with the future of their high-profile partnership.

Intel reportedly plans to lay off up to twenty percect of its factory workers, an enormous cutback that will have a profound effect on one of the chipmaker’s core businesses.

Shortly after Israel began its military operation targeting Iran’s nuclear program and its military, editors on Wikipedia proposed deleting the article “Destruction of Israel in Iranian policy” linked from the military operation page, as the Iranian policy is a key component of Israel’s justification of the operation. Discussion is bitterly divided between those advocating deletion of the page or merging it into other articles and those arguing for keeping the page.

The Senate is poised to pass legislation that would provide a clear regulatory framework for stablecoins as advocates such as Sen. Bill Hagerty (R-TN) say the legislation would help American consumers and protect American “financial dominance.”

A woman was left “fuming” after being erroneously accused of stealing toilet paper and ejected from two Home Bargains stores in Greater Manchester, UK, due to an apparent mix-up with a facial recognition system designed to prevent shoplifting.

A Tesla Model 3 in Elon Musk’s “full self-driving” mode drove around a crossing barrier and becoming stuck on train tracks in Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania, before being struck by an oncoming train.

Apple’s advanced security measures are turning stolen iPhones into expensive paperweights for looters in Los Angeles.

AI-driven ­vehicles stand the chance of being hijacked by terrorists and used to deliver mass casualty attacks without the need for a suicide bomber, a U.N. report warns.

Elon Musk turned on free Starlink access to Iranians on Saturday after the Iranian regime blocked Internet access to local residents to prevent them from reporting Israeli attacks or rising up against the government.

Elon Musk’s Tesla has filed a lawsuit against a former engineer, accusing him of stealing trade secrets from the company’s Optimus robot program to launch a rival startup.

A London couple took matters into their own hands when police were slow to respond to the theft of their Jaguar, using an Apple AirTag to track down and recover the stolen vehicle themselves.

Several major tech companies are helping fund the festivities surrounding President Trump’s upcoming military parade in Washington, DC, this weekend.

Top executives from Silicon Valley giants Palantir, Meta, and OpenAI are trading their corporate suits for military uniforms as they join a newly formed Army Reserve unit focused on upgrading military technology.

A coordinated messaging campaign from TikTok influencers appears to be sweeping the Chinese app, as popular users on the platform have been disseminating nearly identical talking points regarding the recent raids conducted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

As the Trump administration continues to chart a new course on economic and foreign policy, leftists and Never Trump holdouts within the Washington bureaucracy are working to sabotage its agenda – often through leaks of classified information in an admitted attempt to undermine the Trump agenda.

John Deere, the world’s largest agricultural machinery manufacturer, must face a lawsuit filed by the FTC and five states over its stranglehold on tractor and agricultural equipment repairs, a judge has ruled.

A court in Taiwan sentenced a Chinese ship captain to three years in jail on Thursday for intentionally damaging undersea communications cables.

Warner Bros. Discovery’s credit rating is now junk, and it is all due to people cutting the cable TV cord.

Female Disney fans are calling on Disney World to ban transgender TikToker Lilly Contino for filming inside the park’s restrooms and posting videos and photos to his social media, showing other guests, whose faced have not been blurred out.

Cybercrooks are exploiting yet another AI tactic to siphon millions from the higher education system through a new breed of sophisticated scams. In this latest AI-powered heist, scammers impersonate students and enroll them in online courses to collect financial aid.

Nearly 2 million 23andMe customers representing 15 percent of the company’s database, have asked the genetic testing company to delete their data in the wake of its bankruptcy and pending sale to Regeneron. Breitbart News has included the steps to remove yourself or your loved one from the company’s database as well.

Toyota Chairman Akio Toyoda has raised concerns about the environmental benefits of battery electric vehicles (EVs), suggesting that hybrids offer a more practical path to reducing carbon emissions in certain regions. He argues that Toyota’s 27 million hybrid vehicles have the same carbon footprint as only nine million when the entire lifecycle of emissions is taken into account.

The only thing dying faster than cable television is CNN, a far-left propaganda cable channel that spreads misinformation and violence against Jews.

Some websites are getting crushed by chatbots and Google’s new “AI Overview” feature, as users no longer feel the need to click on links suggested by the tech giant, resulting in a sharp decline of traffic for online publishers impacted by the change.

Google has extended voluntary buyout offers to employees in several important divisions, including search, ads, and marketing, as part of its ongoing efforts to slash headcount.

The FDA has unveiled a new strategy to expedite the approval process for drugs and medical devices by harnessing the power of AI, while also focusing on improving food safety and rebuilding public trust.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has revealed that the EV giant’s robotaxi service is set to begin operations in Austin, Texas, on June 22, with the first driverless trip scheduled for his birthday on June 28.

A contrite Elon Musk said he is sorry Wednesday for “some” recent social media posts about President Donald Trump and expressed remorse for his actions.

OpenAI, the developer of popular AI chatbot ChatGPT, wants to embed its AI technology in every aspect of college life. A company executive explains, “Our vision is that, over time, AI would become part of the core infrastructure of higher education.”

Luxembourg-based SES is pursuing a takeover of Intelsat that would unite the world’s two largest satellite fleets under European control while maintaining partnerships with Chinese military-linked companies, raising national security concerns for U.S. regulators.

The Trump Administration’s FAA has announced plans to overhaul outdated air traffic control (ATC) systems, which currently rely on floppy disks and Windows 95 operating systems to keep America’s airports running safely and efficiently. Recent high profile failures make it clear that relying on old systems is no longer an option.