Rightwing America doesn't seem too pleased that the defense contractor is playing a pivotal role in the Trump government.

The Trump administration reportedly wants a master database on every American — and they want Palantir to make it happen.

CEO got roasted by host Jon Stewart, who was discussing reports about the big-data-analytics company's expanding partnership ...

The reaction from Trump's supporters reflected growing unease within conservative circles, indicating a rare rupture between the president and key segments of his constituency. The controversy ...

The Trump administration has expanded Palantir’s work with the government, spreading the company’s technology — which could ...

According to a recent report, the president aims to compile a database of personal information with the help of tech firm Palantir.

Trump’s bill blocks state AI laws and puts all control in the hands of the federal government. People worry about privacy and ...

Palantir to create vast federal data platform that connects millions of Americans private records under a powerful AI system.

But Trump’s re-election in November 2024 gave Palantir a financial and symbolic boost. The company’s stock has surged over ...

To learn more about the technologies that enable the sort of surveillance Trump and Palantir could soon unleash on Americans, check out my interview with surveillance and privacy expert Albert Fox ...

Right now, the Trump administration is using Palantir tools for immigration ... focused on the companies actively helping to expand the surveillance state. Um…what? Former Texas Solicitor ...

"Our freedom is in danger," Sweetser warned, as he slammed the Trump administration's plan to create a master database of all ...