In late May 2025, a New York Times article detailed a supposed combined effort between the U.S. federal government and the ...

As protests rage in Los Angeles over Donald Trump ’s immigration crackdown, some of the president’s most loyal supporters are ...

Those concerns are being amplified again with words like “panopticon," a centralized, all-seeing database ... used in controversial ways. At its core, this issue is less about Palantir ...

Bannon made the comments in an interview with Chuck Todd, where he was pressed on the use of Palantir software across federal agencies to compile data on American citizens.

For activists on both left and right, Palantir, its CEO Alex Karp, and its founder and board member Peter Thiel seem to represent an unholy trinity of some kind. Peel off the layers of invective and ...

But the plan is particularly contentious because it comes after reports that the administration may also be using Palantir to build a database of personal information on American citizens.