Federal agents are now asking whether a former OpenAI engineer, already jailed on a bugging charge, meant to carry company information to Saudi Arabia, according to a new Wall Street Journal report.
The founder of the Gaza Children Village says lessons at its schools will be recorded and scanned by AI for language it deems hateful or inciting. A board member, an aid partner and Palestinian groups have raised concerns.
A reported fortune in compensation meets a complaint about the legal work behind it.
A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent shot and wounded a Venezuelan man during a vehicle pursuit in Austin, Texas, prompting local officials to call for an independent investigation and the release of available footage.
Jurors in Lindsay Clancy's trial return Friday to keep weighing whether postpartum psychosis makes her not criminally responsible for killing her three children in 2023.
In escalating rhetoric over U.S.-Canada trade tensions, President Trump signals he will prevent the $4.6 billion binational bridge project from opening unless Ottawa provides what he deems appropriate compensation and reverses its approach to China relations.
Federal agents fatally shoot a U.S. citizen in Minneapolis, triggering protests, political backlash, and renewed scrutiny of immigration enforcement tactics.
President Trump is canceling nearly $1 billion in funding Congress already approved, invoking a rare pocket rescission aimed at immigrant services and DEI.
President Donald Trump says NBC's Kristen Welker will be reported to the FCC after she described his record of political endorsements as producing "mixed results."
Jackson won the Georgia Republican gubernatorial runoff, securing the party's nomination and setting up a high-profile general election contest in one of the nation's most competitive states.
Snowflake shares jumped after the company reported quarterly results that exceeded expectations, as investors celebrated robust demand for its cloud data platform and artificial intelligence products, prompting the company to raise its full-year revenue guidance.
Meta is building a C$13 billion ($9.17 billion) data center in Alberta, part of a global expansion of its artificial intelligence infrastructure network. It will be the company's first major data center project in Canada and one of its largest investments outside the United States.
OpenAI has quietly submitted confidential IPO paperwork to the SEC, just days after rival Anthropic did the same — marking a major turning point in the commercialization of artificial intelligence.
The S&P Global flash PMI climbed to 52.0 as manufacturing hit a 47-month high, yet supply chain chaos tied to the Iran conflict is accelerating inflation and threatening to push Federal Reserve rate cuts further off the table.
The founder of the Gaza Children Village says lessons at its schools will be recorded and scanned by AI for language it deems hateful or inciting. A board member, an aid partner and Palestinian groups have raised concerns.
Google officially introduced "Googlebook," a new category of AI-focused laptops designed around Gemini Intelligence and deeper Android integration, marking the company's most significant laptop platform shift since the original Chromebook launch.
Apple's cheapest Mac ever is rattling the PC industry. The new MacBook Neo, starting at just $599, has caught rivals off guard and is already forcing companies like Asus, Microsoft, and Intel to rethink how they compete at the entry level.
At the 2026 Milan Cortina Games, tiny high-speed drones are flying right behind the athletes, giving TV viewers a heart-pounding, up-close look at the action like never before.
A Boeing 767 cargo jet flying for Amazon's delivery network overshot a runway at Miami International Airport on Labor Day weekend, killing five people and injuring five more as federal investigators now comb through the wreckage.
A federal judge blocked ICE from routinely arresting immigrants near Manhattan immigration courthouses, intensifying the national debate over immigration enforcement and due process.
Stranger Things actress Maya Hawke has married musician Christian Lee Hutson during a private ceremony held in New York City over Valentine’s Day weekend.
A reported fortune in compensation meets a complaint about the legal work behind it.
Federal agents are now asking whether a former OpenAI engineer, already jailed on a bugging charge, meant to carry company information to Saudi Arabia, according to a new Wall Street Journal report.
State and campaign records reviewed by the Associated Press show Texas taxpayers have covered at least $1.9 million in security costs tied to Ken Paxton's out-of-state travel, just as polls show his Senate race against James Talarico is a dead heat.
Cristiano Ronaldo left Portugal's training camp after coach Jorge Jesus said he would not start against Denmark. Portugal won 4-2 without him, and the future of the No. 7 shirt is suddenly an open question.
Alexander Zverev defeated American Ben Shelton in four sets to claim his first US Open men's singles title, capping a breakout 2026 season with his second Grand Slam crown.
Angel Reese pulled down 26 rebounds in a single game, breaking two WNBA records at once, as the Atlanta Dream closed out a perfect road trip with a win over the Los Angeles Sparks.
Five-time major champion Brooks Koepka has become the first star to leave LIV Golf, reigniting debate over legacy, redemption, and whether the PGA Tour will welcome him back. His decision could signal a turning point in golf’s long-running divide.
