An escalating Iran conflict is expanding geographically while raising concerns about weapons supplies and driving up U.S. gas prices by 22 cents per gallon.
President Trump appointed Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Ellison, and Jensen Huang to advise on science and technology policy, particularly AI development.
Black Tabby Games, creator of Slay the Princess, announced a new publishing arm and signed two games at the Triple-I Initiative showcase.
A second former female staffer has accused Rep. Tony Gonzales of sending sexually explicit text messages, following his earlier admission of an affair with a different aide.
A new Gallup poll shows China's global approval rating reached 36% in 2025, exceeding US ratings for the first time since 2006.
Recent developments in male hair loss medication, weight-loss drugs, and hormone therapies highlight advances in personalized medicine and regulatory changes.
Amazon opens its AI chip lab to media following major OpenAI investment, highlighting U.S.-China technology rivalry in artificial intelligence sector.
Multiple cases highlight US practice of deporting individuals to countries other than their birth nations when direct repatriation is not possible.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth dismissed senior military officers and redirected military education partnerships from elite universities to Hillsdale College.
The Trump administration is pursuing diplomatic support from allies regarding Iran tensions and expanding focus to include Cuba policy measures.
France and Italy have initiated diplomatic discussions with Iran regarding safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz, though Italy has disputed some reporting details.
Israeli military strikes on energy infrastructure in Tehran created large smoke plumes over the Iranian capital city.
The WNBA and its players' union announced a verbal agreement on a new collective bargaining agreement early Wednesday morning.
Oracle's upcoming earnings report will indicate whether the company's significant investments in AI data center infrastructure are generating returns.
Chinese authorities claim a University of Michigan scholar died following questioning by U.S. law enforcement, though American officials have not responded to the allegations.
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