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Google is sending emails to some advertisers letting them know that they can opt out of a test, where Google will use AI to automatically create backgrounds for their images in Google Shopping Ads.

The email says, "Starting soon, Google will temporarily test Al generated images for your Shopping Ads. For a limited time, your products may appear with background images generated by Google's Al technology to enhance their visual appeal."

Executive Order Cuts Funding, Protections for Gender-Affirming Health Care

Darren Beattie also invoked the antisemitic trope that George Soros orchestrated efforts to oust President Trump

Beijing calls Washington’s 10% additional tariff ‘unfair,’ warns of countermeasures.

A female Spanish soccer player told a court Monday that her boss kissed her against her will as millions watched on television, then pressured her to say it was consensual, in a case widely seen as putting machismo in sport on trial.

The state’s plan for corporate control of home health care is chaotic, dangerous and a scandal in the making

It seems their best idea is $750 gift cards that residents have called a “joke” and “insult.”

When a Hunterbrook Media reporter googled “Moss Landing fire” in the wake of an inferno at one of the largest battery facilities in the world, the first result he saw wasn’t news about evacuation orders or health warnings. It wasn’t the county’s emergency response page with safety information for the 1,200 people forced to flee their homes. Instead, it was a sponsored link to mosslandingresponse(.)com — a Vistra corporate website.

Google’s transparency data reveals the ad was purchased by “FTI CONSULTING (SC) INC,” a global crisis management firm with a documented history of running bizarre, sophisticated influence campaigns for fossil fuel companies.

The incident came the day after a similar struggle in the Treasury Department, in which a top official resigned after refusing to grant DOGE access to a vital payment system.

House and Senate money committees reject car tax credit, prioritize direct relief, education, and health care investments.