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Donald Trump's Cabinet secretaries can work together to end-run regulations that are strangling new technologies and hitting the brakes on development.
Trump aides mull abolishing FDIC as part of dramatic banking deregulation spree: report
The Trump transition team has been busy examining ways to consolidate, shrink or even outright eliminate banking regulators in Washington, DC.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai to meet with Trump at Mar-a-Lago: report
The alleged meeting comes after years of President-elect Donald Trump criticizing Google and accusing it of anti-conservative bias.
Amazon sued by Washington, DC, over slow Prime deliveries in low-income zip codes
“Amazon is charging tens of thousands of hard-working Ward 7 and 8 residents for an expedited delivery service it promises but does not provide," said District of Columbia Attorney General...
CNN panelist claims X is ideologically balanced -- and cites network's own reporting
“I saw a survey this week – it’s [X] now the most ideologically balanced user platform of any platform,” Scott Jennings said during CNN NewsNight on Monday.
GOP lawmaker plans to introduce bill that would abolish the ATF: ‘Disaster agency’
The ATF, which falls under the umbrella of the Justice Department, regulates firearms and explosives and has the authority to enforce federal criminal laws and create new rules related to...
Former DOJ antitrust lawyer Makan Delrahim angling for new role under Trump — but sources label him a 'Google shill'
"Pro-Big Tech forces are clearly trying to push his name to the Transition, and it is a full court press to get him considered," one source with direct knowledge told...
NYC's Airbnb crackdown sparked an underground market for home shares -- with these startups looking to cash in
A year-old clampdown on Airbnb in New York City has created an exploding underground market for apartment rentals -- and a handful of scrappy startups are attracting big-name investors as...
Dozens of Boar's Head workers scrubbing plant infected by listeria — as company has no plans to reopen it
In an email to The Post this week, a Boar's Head spokesperson said, “We do not currently have any plans to reopen this plant.”
Untie Ukraine’s hands, lessons of the TikTok ban and other commentary
President Biden fails “to comprehend” that Ukraine “will never prevail if it cannot fight back,” warn Jonathan Sweet & Mark Toth at The Hill.
California lawmakers pass controversial AI bill opposed by most of tech industry
Tech companies have largely balked at the legislation, called SB 1047, saying it could drive AI companies from the state and hinder innovation.
Stop & Shop to stop selling tobacco this week, joining large retailers in cutting off smokes
“Our responsibility as a grocer goes far beyond our aisles, and we are committed to taking bold steps to help our associates, customers, and communities work towards better health outcomes.”
Pelosi blasts California bill that would regulate artificial intelligence: 'ill-informed'
Rep. Nancy Pelosi has come out against a high-profile California state bill that would regulate Big Tech’s artificial intelligence models – describing the bill as “well-intentioned but ill-informed.”
Ghost kitchen firm plans layoffs, switches gears as model fades away
The three New York ghost kitchens targeted for shutdown are on West 24th Street in Manhattan, in Riverhead, Long Island, and at FreshDirect’s sprawling parking lot in the Bronx.
Over 15M Americans take these 6 supplements — even though they may cause liver damage
"We weren't aware that so many people were taking these supplements,” Dr. Alisa Likhitsup, a clinical assistant professor of medicine and lead author of the research.
Biden now blames computer programs for high consumer prices
The White House has pointed fingers at Trump, Vladimir Putin, grocery stores, service stations, greedy corporations . . . and now the latest villain is computer algorithms.
NYC food-delivery workers losing jobs after minimum wage hike -- even as menu prices soar: report
The cost of food deliveries, meanwhile, has surged a whopping 10%, according to the report That includes a 12% increase in restaurant menu prices.
NYC steeply drops off top 10 list of home sharing destinations for July 4 as hotel rates soar: report
"New York City's strict regulations on short-term rentals have significantly reduced the number of legal listings."
SCOTUS smashes power of the administrative state in historic Chevron case
The Supreme Court, voting 6-3 along ideological lines, overturned the historic 1984 Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council ruling.
NYC food delivery workers slam 'greedy apps' over tips, safety during heated City Council hearing
“We want to know how people’s pay is being calculated. The fact that we are fighting these apps on this is insane.”