Americans love using their credit cards, the most secure and hassle-free way to pay.

But DC politicians want to change that with the Durban Marshall Credit Card Bill.

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guard your card.com. Here's your TNV Tech Minute for Monday, June 16th. I'm Victoria Craig for

the Wall Street Journal. Amazon said it will allocate

$13 billion to expand its data center infrastructure in Australia as it looks to meet the boom

in global demand for AI computing. The Tech Titan said the investment, which is the biggest

publicly announced investment from a global tech provider, will strengthen the nation's cloud computing

and AI capabilities. To support the expansion, Amazon said it's also investing in three new

solar farms. Elsewhere, Southwest Airlines is adding a new cockpit alert system to help pilots

avoid dangerous situations. The system, designed by Honeywell, delivers verbal warnings and text alarms

if a pilot is about to use the wrong runway or take off from or land on a taxiway. Those alerts are

similar to car warning systems that detect other cars in blind spots or alert a driver if they're

about to back into another car. The new system comes after carriers navigated close calls

at U.S. airports in recent years. And finally, crypto-billionaire Justin's son will take his

Tron Group public through a reverse merger with a small NASDAQ listed toy company.

SRM Entertainment will be renamed Tron, and Sun has been named an advisor to the company.

Today's announcement comes after Sun attended a dinner last month with President Trump,

a gala thrown for the biggest shareholders of his meme coin.

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