Stories from United States

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is investigating a form of cyberattack that targets connected devices, even when they are in charging mode. These attacks can transmit data without the device being actively used, raising concerns about data security and privacy.

SpaceX is reportedly unprofitable, having lost five billion dollars this year, despite strong demand for its IPO. Elon Musk retains extra control over the company. Analysts note technical hurdles and a small float.

Warner Bros. has acquired the rights for a feature adaptation of the psychosexual thriller story "Exposure." The story is by Erika Vázquez and Siena Butterfield.

A Connecticut resident lost $234,000 in a cryptocurrency heist after falling for a fake letter. Bitcoin and Crypto ETFs have seen a surge in institutional investment.

US crude oil prices have fallen below $75 per barrel, with Brent crude also seeing a decrease. The price drop impacts the energy sector.

A new filing indicates that a 3D artist is suing NVIDIA over alleged removal of attribution when training TRELLIS-500K. The lawsuit was filed by Beaulier against NVIDIA. NVIDIA is facing a lawsuit filed by a 3D artist who alleges their work was used without permission to train artificial intelligence models. The lawsuit seeks damages for alleged copyright infringement.

The recent US presidential election saw a rise in the conservative movement, with Donald Trump's endorsement playing a key role. Candidates are increasingly aligning with conservative platforms. Political strategists are observing a growing emphasis on conservative platforms and ideologies.

The Falcon 9 Block 5 rocket is scheduled for the Project Starfall Demonstration Mission. The launch is currently a 'Go for Launch' with a predicted Net date of June 23, 2026, at 10:53 AM UTC. This mission aims to test new technologies and operational procedures for future space exploration endeavors. The launch represents a step in advancing space capabilities.

AI companies and related groups are spending tens of millions of dollars on political campaigns in the United States, particularly in local races in Texas and California. This spending is focused on influencing state laws and congressional races, with AI-focused Super PACs already having spent amounts. AI companies have spent over three million dollars on political campaigns, according to OpenSecrets. Spending is also occurring in local races across California and Texas. Artificial intelligence companies are reportedly spending millions of dollars on US political campaigns. The spending is directed towards lobbying and campaign contributions. The spending aims to shape policy. The spending reflects the growing impact of AI on politics. The exact breakdown of spending is detailed in campaign finance reports. The spending targets various levels of government.

Hackers have published data related to the Knicks and Madison Square Garden. The extent of the breach and the nature of the data remain unclear. The extent of the data and the identity of the hackers were not immediately clear. The breach potentially exposes sensitive information related to the sports franchise and venue. The extent of the data breach and its implications are currently being assessed.