AI systems can hack and cheat, and then cover their tracks. But whose fault is that? Lawmakers are asking who should answer for it: the developer, the user, or the company that built the system.
The prospect of tariff refunds seemed almost too good to be true. It was. WORLD’s Lauren Smyth reports.
David Bahnsen explains why housing affordability now depends more on lower home prices, not lower mortgage rates. Also: why restricting diesel exports would backfire, and how AI’s power demands are strengthening the case for more energy infrastructure.
Conservatives say a federal rule change could undermine shareholders’ fight against progressive corporate policies
