Immigration enforcement’s use of facial recognition technology could potentially trigger a constitutional crisis.

Immigration enforcement’s use of facial recognition technology could potentially trigger a constitutional crisis.

Note: this is the third part of a five-story series across the Indiana newspapers within the Center for Community Journalism at Gannett, focusing on the growth of technology in high school sports. To ...

Nearly half of the students surveyed reported that they or a friend is using AI to get mental health support, while 1 in 5 ...

Increased use of surveillance technologies by landlords across the United States could worsen a looming eviction crisis amid ...

The Government does not properly leverage technology to effectively and efficiently evaluate environmental permits, causing significant delay to important infrastructure projects that impact our ...

Older adults face a high risk of isolation, especially after they retire. A recent study from the University of Georgia ...

A group of two dozen U.S. House Democratic lawmakers asked Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian on Wednesday to answer questions ...

What could have been a tragic ending to a police pursuit with an alleged drunk driver ended safely in Livonia, Michigan, thanks to the quick action of a police officer and new technology. "We received ...

The Carroll County Public Schools Board of Education will hold a work session on student technology use in November, after the school board asked for a report on students’ use of laptops. The work ...

Moving live pictures from place to place was once a feat so spectacular that the European Broadcasting Union invented the Eurovision Song Contest, which has become so well-known that not many people ...

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