A pro-Ted Cruz super PAC has received $630,000 from iHeartMedia, which produces his podcast.
Today, the House is holding a hearing on a bill iHeartMedia wants to see passed.
Ted Cruz co-authored the bill and is promoting the hearing.
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SCOOP: A top First Amendment law firm is assembling a lawsuit of creators and small businesses to fight a U.S. ban on TikTok.
The firm, Davis Wright Tremaine, also sued Montana over its TikTok ban last year and thwarted Trump’s push to ban the app in 2020: t.co/TxQm9He222
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The Biden admin says it wants a divestment of TikTok, not a ban. But here's why separating TikTok from ByteDance may be all but impossible.
Plus: What TikTok leadership has been telling employees over the last few days.
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Years ago, FB, IG, YT, and TW, announced they would label posts by state media, so people would know if they were reading government propaganda. TikTok then followed suit.
But today, YouTube is the only one actually labeling in the Middle East, where there is a war.
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NEW: Wes Edens has broken ground on Brightline West, his $12 billion Las Vegas-to-SoCal railway, aided by billions from the Biden Administration. But building more high-speed lines like this one won’t be easy.
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NEW: They pump iron, chew nicotine and build weapons. Beloved by a16z investors and inspired by Palmer Luckey, they call themselves the Gundo bros, "unapologetic" Americans building defense tech companies in LA.
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NEW: They pump iron, chew nicotine and build weapons. Beloved by a16z investors and inspired by Palmer Luckey, they call themselves the Gundo bros, "unapologetic" Americans building defense tech companies in LA.
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🚨 SCOOP 🚨 Google takes down over 120 YouTube videos and nearly 30 ads that were promoting AI deepfake porn tools, after
@forbes
alerted the tech giant.
One YouTube channel w/ 900k views was hosted by an AI deepfake, promoting 'nudifier' Telegram bots.
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NEW: For years, competitive business information from top U.S. advertisers was widely available to TikTok and ByteDance staff most anywhere, including in China.
Inside TikTok's chaotic ads division and employees' concerns over how it's handled client data:
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NEW: A fight over a vital federal tax credit intended to kickstart a market for clean hydrogen and worries over high production costs are cooling near-term expectations for the climate-friendly fuel
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When Saudi minister Abdullah Al Swaha took the stage of the Leap conference in March a $1 billion funding boost for the kingdom’s AI accelerator was a big talking point.
Founders who had already taken part in the program say they struggled to get paid.
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New: We spoke to Docusign CEO Allan Thygesen, a longtime Google vet, about what he calls a “reinvention” for his company — going beyond e-signatures and into managing all contracts across a client's business
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One warm, clear day in October 2022, an unremarkable white Dodge Caravan crossed the Tijuana border into the United States. Hidden under a paint tarp were 10 metal canisters of a toxic greenhouse gas — destined for sale on Facebook.
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Altman’s personal collection of technological artifacts, for example — described to Forbes by Hoffman as including jet engines and Bronze Age swords — could not be appraised.
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Stephanie Pope's sudden appointment to run Boeing Commercial Airplanes has drawn skepticism from industry observers, who question whether the finance specialist has the right skills to fix the production problems with the 737 MAX.
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