State Health Insurance Marketplaces Shared User Data with Advertising Companies
Virginia and Washington D.C. health insurance websites shared personal user information with advertisers before pausing the practice.
Virginia and Washington D.C. health insurance websites shared personal user information with advertisers before pausing the practice.

The U.S. military is developing laser weapons systems as a cost-effective solution to counter inexpensive Iranian drones that are straining weapons stockpiles.

Arlington-based maritime technology company secures funding to develop advanced ship tracking systems.

Wisconsin town passes first referendum limiting AI data centers while Maine considers statewide ban, as Intel secures Google partnership.

Multiple energy initiatives advance nuclear reactor construction and fusion research amid industry transformation efforts.

Turkish parliament passes legislation requiring parental consent for minors under 15 to use social media platforms.

Tech investors and an anti-corruption group have sued President Trump and Attorney General Pam Bondi over the administration's approval of TikTok's U.S. sale.

Mike Schroepfer's Gigascale Capital has secured $250 million to invest in climate technology solutions addressing energy and material shortages.

Iran has increased social media operations while facing internet blackouts, with smuggling networks providing satellite internet access to circumvent restrictions.

Microsoft plans to eliminate SMS authentication codes while cybersecurity experts assess risks of fingerprint extraction from photos.

A class action lawsuit claims JetBlue uses customer browsing data and tracking technology to dynamically adjust airfare prices.

New Mexico secured a landmark $375 million settlement from Meta over child safety violations, with additional proceedings potentially bringing more consequences.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has called for social media companies to eliminate never-ending scrolling features on their platforms.

Uber's CTO announced plans to leverage the company's driver network as a sensor grid to collect data for self-driving car development.
General Motors agreed to pay $12.75 million and stop selling customer data to brokers for five years to settle California privacy lawsuit.
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