Amazon workers publicly called for limits on data center projects at a city council meeting, marking what activists say is unprecedented action by Big Tech employees.
An Iranian drone allegedly struck and downed a US Army helicopter worth $25 million, leading to retaliatory military action by US forces.
Federal Reserve research shows remote work practices have made employers less likely to hire recent college graduates who need training and mentorship.
Louisiana lawmakers approved a new congressional map that reduces the state's Black-majority districts from two to one, potentially giving Republicans an additional House seat.
Several unrelated criminal cases have concluded with convictions, including domestic violence murder, family killing, and international poisoning charges.
President Trump signed an executive order instructing the CDC to follow a health department assessment that would reduce recommended childhood vaccines from 17 to 11.
President Trump's upcoming meeting with Xi Jinping comes as China faces manufacturing pressures and regional allies express concerns about potential policy shifts.
Major General Rabe Abubakar died while being held captive, highlighting ongoing security challenges in Nigeria.
Republican leaders navigate internal divisions as Vice President J.D. Vance emerges as early 2028 frontrunner while party grapples with electoral positioning.
Police across Europe report drug gangs using advanced technology while also employing home takeovers and sophisticated smuggling methods.
Pope Leo XIV will release a major church document Monday addressing the preservation of human dignity amid advancing AI technology.
Several major corporations announced leadership transitions and strategic initiatives across energy, banking, and pharmaceutical sectors.
California voters head to polls Tuesday for primary elections featuring competitive races for governor and Los Angeles mayor amid voter concerns about crime.
Keiko Fujimori has moved ahead in Peru's tightly contested presidential race according to latest vote counts.
Hungary's opposition Tisza party has introduced legislation to reform the country's public media system.
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