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The Philadelphia DA has sued Elon Musk over a controversial $1 million-a-day sweepstakes for registered voters.

From the BBC World Service: It's the worst of times for German carmaker Volkswagen. Meanwhile, Spain's economy is experiencing soaring growth.

Scott Brennen and his team at NYU's Center on Technology Policy tested reactions to AI disclosures as well as state regulations. Among the surprising findings: "We saw AI labels hurt candidates that use generative AI."

A wide-ranging conversation about the past, present and future of our democracy.

Despite oodles of federal investment in the solar panel industry, there are still obstacles.

The online trading platform Robinhood has started allowing its customers to bet on who will the the election.

The New York Stock Exchange has announced plans to extend after-hours trading. We'll dig in.

From the BBC World Service: Protesters are saying the ruling Georgian Dream party stole the country's election over the weekend.

Elizabeth Laird of the Center for Democracy and Technology explains how parents, teachers and students are dealing with the spread of AI-generated abusive images.

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