Paul Bond

When Newsmax TV host Rob Finnerty last month aired video from Chicago's 2026 International Puppy & Trainer Contest, showing participants dressed and acting as dogs, he observed: "Something tells me these are not conservatives." The segment spotlighted growing curiosity...

For some lawmakers, a suburban California mayor's secret work for Beijing wasn't just a security breach.

In less than a decade, Canada turned a narrow exception for the terminally ill into the world's most permissive euthanasia regime, with assisted deaths and incidents of death-by-doctor surging past 16,000 in 2024 and estimates exceeding 100,000 total since legalization. The...

At a New York celebrity-infused event in June billed as a celebration of the First Amendment, actor Robert De Niro voiced a sentiment that has become increasingly common on the political left. "The phrase, 'We all love our country,' stuck in my throat," he told the crowd....

Humanoid robots and AI are rapidly moving from science fiction into everyday life, prompting new breakthroughs, policy debates and a U.S. push to lead the technology while setting limits on how far autonomous machines should go.

In the weeks since the June release of the 219-page Rape Gang Inquiry Report from the U.K., it has received scant attention from legacy media outlets.

Silicon Valley's leading artificial intelligence companies are hiring philosophers to help design rules and training methods aimed at making chatbots more honest, less biased and better at handling ethical questions.

Data Strategy, Security and Privacy attorney Paul Bond was cited in an article with Law.com covering a New Jersey Supreme Court ruling that could

Data privacy attorney Paul Bond was quoted in an NJ.com article about a New Jersey Supreme Court decision on Daniel's Law, a 2020 state statute

Prediction markets have exploded into a multibillion-dollar industry by turning elections, sports and world events into tradable wagers, but their rapid growth is fueling scrutiny over gambling, national security and the potential to profit from tragedy.