Five Southeast Asian nations are pursuing nuclear power to meet surging energy demands from AI data centers while regional conflicts highlight energy security vulnerabilities.
Students and staff at a New Hampshire elementary school learned sign language to communicate with their only deaf student, seven-year-old Ben O'Reilly.
Elon Musk's AI startup xAI has lost its last remaining co-founder, while Physical Intelligence reportedly pursues funding that would double its valuation.
The ongoing Iran conflict and rising oil prices are forcing Federal Reserve officials to delay interest rate cuts as they weigh competing inflation and employment pressures.
Gold prices climbed over 2% amid a weaker dollar and shifting rate expectations, while markets assess inflation risks from ongoing Middle East conflict.
Nvidia and Emerald AI are partnering with utilities on flexible AI facilities as European power grids face strain from growing data center demand.
Florida-based Powerus, which added Eric and Donald Trump Jr. last month, is pursuing defense contracts with Gulf nations under Iranian attack.
The Trump administration filed a federal lawsuit against Minnesota, claiming the state violates Title IX by allowing transgender girls to compete in girls' sports.
Netflix increased monthly subscription costs by $2 for standard and premium tiers, continuing industry trend of streaming price hikes.
Dale Warner was convicted of murdering his wife Dee, who disappeared in 2021, despite her body never being found.
An Indiana bicycle manufacturer is pushing for tariffs to help compete with overseas production that dominates the U.S. market.
The Department of Agriculture announced plans to relocate the Forest Service headquarters and restructure the agency, moving 260 positions to Utah.
Russia will implement a ban on gasoline exports beginning April 1 as domestic fuel prices rise, according to government announcement.
Pope Leo XIV declared during Palm Sunday Mass that God does not listen to prayers from those who start wars and that Jesus rejects violence.
A federal judge has blocked Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s proposed vaccine policy changes, with the Justice Department's appeal plans unclear.
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