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The Trump administration’s use of AI to hunt healthcare fraud may expose waste, but it also raises the cost of bad data and opaque enforcement.

The FDA’s June review of Moderna’s mRNA flu vaccine is a public-trust test for a regulator caught between evidence, politics and pandemic-era suspicion.

Reuters data showing Grok barely used inside federal AI programs exposes the gap between AI valuation stories and operational trust.

A federal judge ordered White House staff to preserve presidential records after DOJ argued the Presidential Records Act was unconstitutional.

Sen. Dick Durbin urged RFK Jr. to resist easing flavored-vape rules after FDA moves raised new questions about lobbying, youth nicotine risk, and public-health standards.

Meta is cutting roughly 8,000 workers while moving thousands more toward AI, turning the AI investment boom into a labor and accountability story.

Trump is poised to sign a new AI oversight order as supporters split over whether Washington is protecting security or handing the field to insiders.

Philadelphia health officials are notifying dental patients to seek testing after a license suspension over unsafe conditions at Smiles at Rittenhouse Square.

Two officers who defended the Capitol on January 6 sued to block a nearly $1.8 billion taxpayer-backed fund they call a political slush fund.

A Justice Department directive barring pending tax claims against Trump and his family turns a private settlement into a public rule-of-law crisis.