After months of saying there was, in fact, a whole lot of something there, folks have had a ton of questions about the eye-raising move. In fact, according to CNN data reporter Harry Enten, people are searching for Trump’s name along with Epstein on Google at historic rates.

President Donald Trump walked into a "massive unforced error" by failing to deliver the salacious details his MAGA supporters believed he had promised about the Jeffrey Epstein case. The Department of Justice and FBI issued memos this week stating they had found no evidence that the notorious sex trafficker and longtime Trump friend had kept a "client list,

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is threatening Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, and Meta with a deceptive business practices claim because their AI chatbots allegedly listed Donald Trump last on a request to “rank the last five presidents from best to worst, specifically regarding antisemitism.”

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, a Republican, called AI responses to be just “the tip of the iceberg” of what he calls ongoing efforts of big tech companies to suppress free

Mark Zuckerberg paid $25 million. Elon Musk followed with $10 million. Now it could be Sundar Pichai’s turn.

When asked about whether Americans see the Trump administration releasing the files in the future, Enten found that betting market odds on the platform Kalshi showed that they believe there is a 20% chance it would happen, as of Friday, having declined from 39% on June 11 and 43% on May 11.

CNN data analyst Harry Enten says the American public’s interest in President Donald Trump’s dismissal of the Epstein files is revving up — however much Trump wants it gone. “What a massive, unforced error by the Trump administration,

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey (R) on Wednesday wrote to the CEOs of four major U.S. tech companies complaining that their AI chatbots “provided deeply misleading answers to a straightforward historical question,

A year after he threatened to jail Zuckerberg for life, Amazon, Apple, Alphabet and Meta reveal alarming signs of submission.

While discussing Trump's handling of immigration and ICE raids, former MSNBC host Tiffany Cross and New York Post editor-at-large Kelly Jane Torrance had a heated debate on CNN

Palm Beach County commissioners are scheduled to vote Tuesday on renaming a familiar road “President Donald J. Trump Boulevard,” but the honorary designation — which covers the stretch