Senior staff at Erebor, a tech-focused banking startup, have worked at Palmer Luckey's family office, in tech startups, and ...

Texas resident and software developer Joshua Aaron has certainly made a name for himself with his extremely newsworthy app ...

Los Angeles is living a different reality than the rest of the United States right now. The city has become the locus of President Donald Trump’s efforts to deport undocumented people, with weeks of ...

Anonymously *The ICEBlock app is turning heads and making waves. Launched in April 2025, it’s a free, community-powered tool ...

"I make a lot of bricolage sculpture, which is the use of found objects," Aaron tells me at his cabin in Landers, near Joshua ...

I have friends right now that are scared that — that they’re about to be taken out separate from their families,” says Hector ...

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem accused CNN journalists of potentially committing "prosecutable" offenses during ...

ICEBlock app has been thrust into the spotlight this week after White House Press Secretary alleged it was "painting a target ...

App developer and activist Joshua Aaron created an iPhone app to alert nationwide users of nearby ICE sightings to keep them ...

Joshua Aaron, the creator of ICEBlock, told Newsweek that he "knew something had to be done to help the people" after researching Project 2025 and seeing images of ICE agents detaining people.

The creator of ICEBlock, the iPhone app that lets users report sightings of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, has no plans of stopping despite growing criticism from some public officials.

But Joshua Aaron, ICEBlock’s Texas-based developer, called the administration’s recent criticism “another right-wing fearmongering scare tactic,” telling NBC News in a phone interview on ...