David Chen
Journalist & Contributor
Tech Policy Reporter analyzing the intersection of Silicon Valley and Washington. David tracks AI regulation and data privacy laws.
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Majority of City Council Members Urge Mamdani to Pause A.I. in Schools
A majority of New York City Council members are calling on the Department of Education to temporarily halt the use of artificial intelligence in schools, citing concerns over the technology's impact on students and teachers.
Florida Man Blames Wrongful Arrest on 'Error-Prone' AI Facial Recognition
A Florida man's wrongful arrest has sparked concerns about the reliability of AI facial recognition technology, which has been linked to over a dozen similar cases in recent years.
Lindsey Graham Wins Republican Senate Primary in South Carolina
Incumbent Senator Lindsey Graham has secured the Republican Senate primary in South Carolina, setting the stage for a likely general election victory in the solidly Republican state.
Evette and Wilson Advance to Runoff in South Carolina Republican Primary for Governor
In a closely contested primary, Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette and State Attorney General Alan Wilson will face off in a runoff on June 23, with the two candidates vying for the Republican nomination for governor of South Carolina.
‘Death of a Salesman’ Wins the Tony for Best Revival of a Play
Arthur Miller's classic wins its fourth Tony Award for Best Revival of a Play, cementing its place in American theatre history.
12 Hurt in 'Gunfight' at Ohio Festival, Police Say
A chaotic scene unfolded at the Old West End Festival in Toledo, Ohio, leaving 12 people injured and two critically hurt.
Ongoing Nightmares of an Ex-Child Soldier in Somalia
A former child soldier in Somalia struggles with memories of his past, haunted by the dark reminders of his time in Mogadishu.
Watch: Guide Stranded on Everest for Six Days Rescued
A guide stranded on Mount Everest for six days has been rescued, bringing relief to his family and friends.
Flesh-Eating Pest Confirmed in U.S. Cattle: A Threat to the Nation's Livestock
The New World screwworm has made a comeback in the United States, with a confirmed case in South Texas. The Agriculture Department has sounded the alarm, and experts are warning of a potential disaster for the nation's livestock.
Leon Panetta Raises Alarm on Trump's Unconventional Choice for Acting Director of National Intelligence
Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta has expressed deep concerns over President Trump's decision to appoint Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence, citing a lack of experience and qualifications.