The OpenAI software engineer charged with using a hidden recording device in one of the company’s offices asked to be freed from custody and denied his purchase of a one-way plane ticket to his native ...

Texas sued the nation’s largest baby food maker, alleging it knowingly sold products containing dangerous levels of arsenic ...

The US is on track to install record amounts of clean energy this year and next as developers race to claim expiring federal tax credits and as soaring data-center electricity demand stimulates growth ...

Duke’s Malibu has endured one disaster after another. The famed restaurant perched over the Pacific narrowly survived last year’s Palisades Fire, though smoke left it badly damaged. Five weeks later, ...

Anthropic PBC has opened a line of communication with New York City Comptroller Mark Levine, following his letter earlier this week calling for the artificial intelligence lab to delay its initial ...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy ordered attacks on Russian oil refineries to resume in a spiraling confrontation with Donald Trump over restrictions on US intelligence assistance.

The US federal budget deficit widened to nearly $2 trillion for the 2026 fiscal year, serving a fresh reminder of the scale of government borrowing needs and leaving the nation on track for a record ...

President Donald Trump said he encouraged Katie Zacharia to “reconsider” her position as White House press secretary after a rocky start to her tenure.

A group of House Democrats and one Republican introduced legislation Friday to block President Donald Trump’s diesel deal with Vladimir Putin.

Wells Fargo & Co. won a ruling dismissing former Chief Executive Officer Tim Sloan ’s lawsuit claiming he was cheated out of $34 million in compensation during the lender’s most tumultuous period. A ...

Powered by Elon Musk’s $178 million in donations, two Republican super political action committees raked in $367 million in the third quarter, adding to the prodigious financial advantage the GOP ...

Senators elected in this year’s midterms will be the first whose new term in office will include a long-delayed reckoning: act on Social Security or stand by while 71 million retirees and survivors ...