Will Illinois' social media tax push tech companies out? | The Chicago Report
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Gov. Pritzker signed the budget earlier this week and one of the ways he's offsetting state spending, without raising taxes on residents, is imposing new taxes for companies. One of them is a social media tax. 

Chicago's social media tax is surpassing expectations, raising $16.4M in its first 4 months | ChicagoLIVE
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Mayor Brandon Johnson is celebrating an early win as Chicago’s new social media tax has generated $16.4 million in just four months since its launch. Jung Yoon, chief of policy for Mayor Johnson, breaks down its immediate success.

Inside ransomware risks, AI's role in cybersecurity
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 More than one week after Evanston Township High School was targeted in a ransomware attack.  The incident is highlighting the growing cyber threats facing schools and other institutions across the country.  Kasey Chronis takes a deeper look at the evolving threat of ransomware and AI's role in cybersecurity.

How AI is changing cybersecurity: Expert shares ransomware and online safety tips

A ransomware attack at Evanston Township High School is highlighting growing cybersecurity threats, as experts warn that AI is making scams and cyberattacks more sophisticated and harder to detect.

What you should know before sharing personal information with AI chatbots
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As AI becomes more common in everyday life, cybersecurity expert Tony Sabaj shares what users should know about protecting their personal information online.

Why Gov. Pritzker's new 0.2% crypto tax is receiving pushback | ChicagoLIVE
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A move from Gov. Pritzker has some wondering what it means for their pocketbooks. President and co-founder of American Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Association Howard Greenburg explains why.

Indiana protesters demand pause on Data Centers outside event with Gov. Mike Braun

Protesters gathered outside a private luncheon Tuesday, urging Indiana Governor Mike Braun to slow the expansion of data centers across the state and stop offering tax incentives to the companies behind them.

'My whole body did not feel right': Indiana residents protest data center projects
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Protesters in Merrillville, Indiana, gathered outside a private event for Indiana Gov. Mike Braun to voice concerns about data centers. Fox Chicago's Bret Buganski reports live from the demonstration.

Food delivery robots expand to Chicago's South Side
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Ald. William Hall (6th) discusses bringing food delivery robots to Englewood, Chatham and Greater Grand Crossing, saying the technology can support local businesses.

3 child Benadryl deaths spark renewed fears of dangerous social media trend

Three children have died in Connecticut after overdosing on diphenhydramine, commonly sold as Benadryl. Their deaths have renewed warnings about a social media challenge.

Ransomware attack forces Evanston Township High School to close for two days
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Evanston Township High School is canceling classes, summer programs and on-campus activities after a ransomware attack disrupted its computer systems, internet access and other critical operations as officials work with the FBI to investigate.

Waymo blocks Dallas road as first responders rush to explosion

Newly released body camera video shows a Dallas County deputy constable forced to manually drive an empty autonomous Waymo vehicle that was blocking emergency crews following a fatal natural gas apartment explosion.

Florida sues OpenAI, raising new legal questions about AI accountability
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Florida is suing OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging the company prioritized profits over public safety, setting up a potentially landmark legal battle over whether AI developers can be held responsible for harm linked to their technology.