Childcare costs are skyrocketing. Would government intervention make a difference?
Childcare costs are a major financial burden for millions of families, often rivaling housing expenses. Would government assistance help?
Gas surpasses $4.50 average. Can oil tanker escorts bring prices down?
A gallon of regular gasoline in the U.S. now costs more than $4.50 on average. Before the war with Iran, the average was around $3.
Grok told him he was in danger. He got ready for ‘war’
A man in Northern Ireland armed himself with a knife and hammer after Elon Musk’s AI chatbot, Grok, told him that he would soon be killed.
He negotiated a nuclear deal with Iran in 2015. Iranian hackers just leaked his emails
The hacker group Handala has leaked the private communications of Robert Malley, President Obama’s lead negotiator on the Iran nuclear deal.
Colorado’s new law will regulate AI. Musk and the Trump admin say it’s too ‘woke’
Colorado is on the verge of enforcing one of the nation’s most sweeping AI laws — but not if Elon Musk and the Justice Department can stop it.
Is longing for ‘the day it happens’ a threat to Trump? Comey case tests free speech protections
The Justice Department says former FBI Director James Comey threatened President Donald Trump's life when he posted a picture of seashells on social media.
Senators demand answers over breach of 8.3 million ‘anonymous’ crime tips
Two senators are demanding answers from the company Navigate360 after hackers exposed 8.3 million highly sensitive crime tip records.
Former FBI Director James Comey, Trump antagonist, indicted over ‘86 47’ social media post
The Trump administration has indicted former FBI Director James Comey over a social media post he made toward President Donald Trump.
US Marines received threats from Iranian hackers. Now their personal data has been leaked
The Iran-linked hacker group Handala published the alleged names and phone numbers of 2,379 U.S. Marines stationed in the Persian Gulf.
Budget airlines are getting killed by fuel costs. Do they need a bailout?
Spiking fuel prices are hitting budget airlines hard. Could federal government assistance be the saving grace?
40 years after Chernobyl, the US pushes nuclear power once again
40 years after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, the U.S. is overhauling regulations to expand its nuclear energy program.
AI experts and novices took the ‘Make America AI-Ready’ course and have thoughts
The Department of Labor launched “Make America AI-Ready,” a free course to help teach an AI-illiterate population the tech's basics.
This startup wants AI to police the media. But who gets to judge the truth?
Objection has a plan to bring disputed news stories before an AI-powered tribunal that will rule on whether the claims are true or false.
What Trump’s marijuana reclassification means — and what it doesn’t
The Trump administration has rescheduled marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III, but don’t expect to see headshops popping up everywhere.
Several states rushed into mid-decade redistricting. The payoff appears minimal.
States joined a mid-decade push to redraw congressional maps to secure wins in the 2026 midterms. The payoff proved to be small.
Georgia Rep. David Scott, Democrat seeking 13th term, dies at 80
Rep. David Scott, D-Ga., who was seeking re-election for a 13th term, has died at 80, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries announced.
Sandy Hook Promise and others use anonymous tips to prevent school shootings. Hackers exposed their data
Software used for submitting anonymous tips in schools was hacked, exposing sensitive records on issues such as potential school shootings.
New ICE facilities don’t always follow local rules. It’s costing cities serious legal fees: Exclusive
Cities across the country are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on legal fees tied to federal plans to expand ICE detention centers.
California bill to protect immigration workers sparks free speech debate
A new California bill meant to protect immigration workers is sparking backlash from some who say it cuts off First Amendment rights.
Tim Cook stepping down as Apple CEO in September after 15 years at helm
Tim Cook will step down as Apple’s CEO in September after replacing company co-founder Steve Jobs in August 2011.
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