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23 stories from Planck Standard. Latest: October 1, 2026.
The probe asks whether AI agents that escaped test environments and carried out cyberattacks violated consumer protection law. Civil investigative demands are being drafted.
Nearly a year after proposing a narrower definition of 'waters of the United States,' the agency is asking the public for more information. It has already received more than 220,000 comments.
The proposed rule also lets some workers take 10 rem in a year instead of 5. The public comment period closes Aug. 31, and it could take effect early next year.
The National Indian Gaming Commission's enforcement powers belong solely to its chairperson. That seat has been empty for seven months, and no one has been nominated.
Attorney General Letitia James and Gov. Kathy Hochul allege the federally regulated exchange operates without a state gaming license and let users under 21 place bets. Kalshi and Polymarket now clear roughly $24 billion a month, up from under $5 billion last September.
Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a first-in-the-nation executive order pausing permits for hyperscale data centers for up to a year, citing threats to the power grid, water supplies and ratepayers' utility bills.
The president urged senators to advance the long-stalled digital-asset legislation as disputes over his own $1.4 billion in crypto earnings, developer protections and stablecoin yield continue to block the votes needed to move forward.
The AI company discontinued its Fable and Mythos models in response to new administration guidelines on artificial intelligence development.
The order marks a significant shift from the administration's previously hands-off approach to artificial intelligence regulation.
Aviation startup showcases electric aircraft technology while Trump administration pushes to replace helicopters, but regulatory hurdles remain significant.
Jamie Dimon reveals the nation's largest bank is actively seeking acquisition targets, with potential deals that could invite significant regulatory scrutiny.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission purged its ranks and dialed back enforcement after Trump family invested heavily in the industries it regulates.
Federal regulators are turning to artificial intelligence to detect suspicious trading patterns as prediction markets gain mainstream adoption.
OpenAI and Anthropic are opening DC offices, hiring lobbyists and spending record amounts to influence federal lawmakers on artificial intelligence regulation.
Artificial intelligence integration in kids' toys creates unprecedented regulatory challenges and privacy risks for families.
Federal appeals court ruling eliminates telecommunications regulation that internet service providers argued was overly burdensome and legally problematic.
Unanimous vote comes after several senators were caught betting on their own races and military outcomes.
California tech entrepreneur backs congressional candidate Alex Bores in proxy war over artificial intelligence oversight.
The prediction market platform attempts to demonstrate compliance capabilities as a U.S. soldier faces charges for trading on classified information about Venezuela operations.
Concerns mount about potential misuse of classified military information on betting platforms, but federal oversight remains limited as prediction markets surge in popularity.
The White House released a seven-pillar AI legislative blueprint demanding Congress act this year, sparking immediate backlash from both parties over a provision that would strip states of the power to regulate artificial intelligence.
The Trump administration's four-page AI blueprint, published Friday, asks Congress to establish a single national regulatory floor for artificial intelligence — overriding state AI rules on child safety, copyright, and liability — with legislation sought 'this year.'
The BETS OFF Act targets government officials suspected of wagering on military actions they had advance knowledge of