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It's worth noting when U.S. politicians can transcend narrow partisan interests and work together to pass legislation. Read More

Attackers are trying to grab powerful positions in open-source projects, seemingly to inject vulnerabilities into them. Read More

There’s been a growing swell of support in the U.K. for a ban on kids buying phones. Read More

The European Court of Human Rights ruled that Switzerland had failed to protect its citizens from climate change. Read More

Senate Democrats have yet to decide what to do about the push to make ByteDance divest TikTok or see it banned in the U.S. Read More

Israeli intelligence officials told media that an AI-powered system called Lavender has been used to identify tens of thousands of assassination targets. Read More

Bankman-Fried yesterday was sentenced to 25 years in prison, and Fortune reporter Leo Schwartz covered the trial from start to finish. Read More

Speakers at the Fortune Innovation Forum in Hong Kong provided some fodder for the debate over U.S.-China relations. Read More

A new Oregonian law bans pairing parts to specific devices so other official parts won't work properly. Apple has been using this practice recently. Read More

Meta introduces a new Instagram policy that should slow down the spread of political content. Meanwhile, its Oversight Board has a recommendation regarding the Arabic term "shaheed". Read More

"It behooves us and behooves the country for us to try and move forward pro-growth policies," Chuck Robbins said. Read More

In a new poll, 27% of CEOs said they were optimistic about the global economy, up from 7% last fall. Read More

"E to me is the clearest business case you can make," John Delaney, executive chairman of Forbright Bank and former presidential candidate, says Read More

The Founder Mental Health Pledge, a nonprofit devoted to providing mental health solutions to startup entrepreneurs, has launched a new initiative. Read More

The former president, who once tried to force a TikTok sale, now opposes the measure. That puts Republican lawmakers in a tricky situation. Read More

Even conservative justices see First Amendment issues in state governments dictating how social media firms apply content moderation. Read More

Netflix’s ex-diversity head says business leaders must prepare for a turbulent 2024 U.S. election cycle. Read More

A new report from Dragos security researchers adds to fears over China's state-sponsored Volt Typhoon hacking group. Read More

KKR surveyed more than 75 family office chief investment officers, as they look to push their portfolios further into the private markets. Read More

The European Court of Human Rights made a ruling in a long-running case involving Telegram's encrypted messaging. Read More

While EU will make companies navigate complex new requirements, the U.K. wants to adapt old rules to new tech. Read More

Young people and their parents may be getting to grips with social media's risks. Read More

Yet another investor fraud trial is starting today.

Business leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos doubled down on their commitment to diversity. Read More

State lawmakers rather than federal officials are leading the charge against AI-generated images that are intended to influence voting. Read More

One-third of election leaders say they don’t have adequate funding to address cyber threats as AI poses a new challenge for the 2024 election.

U.S.-based CEOs are changing their investment plans based on next year's election—though differ on direction. Read More

"The reason why talent is moving is because visa restrictions around the world are making people reconsider," said the UAE's Omar Al Olama. Read More

Multicultural images on corporate websites don't do much to attract diverse applicants. Read More

Percentages of women in senior roles have consistently lagged other industries.