The dataset provided to DHS includes the information of people living in California, Illinois, Washington state and ...

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A letter from House Republicans demands answers from California's public health insurance marketplace after it was uncovered ...

AI, cellphones, and social media have complicated districts' communication strategies and have made fact-checking a crucial ...

As visitors answered the questions online, their responses were sent to LinkedIn and Snapchat, according to tests by The ...

The data were sent by web trackers on state exchanges in Maine, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, according to an ...

After being contacted by The Markup and CalMatters, Nevada’s health exchange stopped sending visitors’ data to Snapchat and ...

Health care exchanges in Nevada, Maine, Massachusetts and Rhode Island shared sensitive user health data with Google, ...

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Data collected by AI tools may initially reside with a company that you trust, but can easily be sold and given to a company that you don’t trust.

The Trump administration's use of Medicaid data to identify undocumented immigrants has sparked backlash from California officials and healthcare providers over privacy and legal concerns.