A U.S. District Court denied Skechers' motion to dismiss a lawsuit alleging misleading spam emails, ruling plaintiffs have standing and that Washington's CEMA, regarding deceptive subject lines, is not preempted by federal CAN-SPAM, allowing the case to proceed.
White House officials Bessent and National Cyber Director Sean Cairncross clash over AI safety, specifically the "Mythos" AI and an executive order. Concerns about Cairncross's experience and decision-making have surfaced amid a push for rapid cybersecurity action.
Andy Burnham's potential rise to Prime Minister involves navigating intricate geopolitics, reforming systems, and balancing bold plans with pragmatic delivery. Allies highlight his adaptability and vision for a transformed UK.
Over half of government agencies are adopting Agentic AI, yet face challenges with fragmented systems and inadequate governance. A survey reveals gaps in oversight, human control ('kill button'), and vendor accountability, stressing the critical need for integrated frameworks and robust policy implementation.
Austria has expelled 14 Russian officials for engaging in espionage activities, citing national security. Despite the expulsions, around 220 staff remain at Russian diplomatic missions. Austria plans to tighten espionage laws to prevent future incidents.
US tariff threats on European cars spark alarm among manufacturers. EU governments are divided on countermeasures, delaying a response to potential trade battles and impacting auto industry progress.
EPA employees faced discipline, including suspensions, for a dissent letter critical of Administrator Zeldin. Whistleblower groups and legal teams are challenging these actions, asserting First Amendment and whistleblower protections, arguing the discipline is unlawful and risking significant legal liability for EPA.
