By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer A law enforcement officer in Oklahoma violated the constitutional rights of a woman traveling in the state when he searched without a warrant for details on
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration announced that the agencies are investigating an outbreak of E. coli infections linked
By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. last week touted artificial intelligence for people making medical decisions at a summit sponsored by AI companies, drawing criticism from
By Aldgra Fredly & Melanie Sun Contributing Writers The Pentagon pulled all of its B-1 bombers from a UK base after a suspected Iranian terrorist plot was reported by the
By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer A senior United Arab Emirates official described the attempted hijacking of an Israel-bound Flydubai flight as a “terrorist act,” as investigators examined the attack that was
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer President Donald Trump at an Oklahoma rally on Thursday confirmed that his administration is now sending $500 Affordable Care Act rebate checks to nearly 1 million
By Yue Stella Yu CalMatters Writer California’s High-Speed Rail Authority failed this year to push through most of the state legislation it deemed necessary to keep construction of the 171-mile rail
By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer Renee Good’s family on Thursday sued the U.S. government and Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers, alleging violations of the law occurred in the fatal shooting of
By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer Christa Pike, a convicted murderer, was supposed to be executed on Wednesday, but two lethal injections did not kill her. Pike survived the doses of pentobarbital,
By Owen Evans Contributing Writer Russia warned on Tuesday that any United Kingdom or NATO attempt to blockade or strike its Kaliningrad exclave could trigger nuclear retaliation. In a Tuesday Telegram
By Timothy Frudd Contributing Writer The U.S. military completed its withdrawal of the remaining troops and equipment from Erbil Air Base in Iraq over 20 years after the United States first
By Owen Evans Contributing Writer California will start labeling pesticides that contain “forever chemical” perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances, better known as PFAS, in its public use-reporting database after Gov. Gavin Newsom
By Timothy Frudd Contributing Writer A FlyDubai flight carrying primarily Israeli passengers from Dubai to Israel was diverted on Wednesday after a pilot allegedly stabbed a second pilot and tried to
By Stacy Robinson Contributing Writer An attorney for Lindsay Clancy argued in court on Tuesday that there is “no evidence” that she murdered her children. Clancy had previously admitted to multiple
By Aldgra Fredly Contributing Writer OpenAI said on Monday that it will not release its latest artificial intelligence model, GPT-6.1 Astra, after internal testing flagged that it did not meet the
By Jacob Burg Contributing Writer President Donald Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson hosted a meeting on Tuesday with tech industry CEOs to discuss artificial intelligence as debate continues over the
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates on Sunday called again for more regulation around artificial intelligence, warning that people with “ill intent” could cause a mass casualty incident.
By Bill Pan Contributing Writer The Trump administration has finalized new fuel economy standards for cars and light trucks, sharply lowering Biden-era requirements in favor of makers of traditional gasoline-powered vehicles.
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer The Department of Justice on Monday said it charged or obtained guilty pleas for 12 people across the United States for election-related crimes, including illegal immigrants
By Travis Gillmore Contributing Writer WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump revealed plans for the biggest steel plant in United States history during a 2 p.m. ET announcement from the White House