Companies cut over 10,000 jobs last month due to AI, while a former Google exec warns a 'short-term dystopia' could wipe out even white-collar careers.
Medical technology company Synchron makes brain computer interface compatible with Apple’s iPad.
Trump repositioned two U.S. nuclear submarines after Russian threats, prompting the Kremlin to warn that 'there can be no winner in a nuclear war.'
A federal judge just ended a 40-year ban on merit-based hiring, giving agencies the green light to prioritize skills over identity in civil service jobs.
The DOJ is quietly requesting voter data from 19 states, raising concerns over federal overreach and ushering a change in how elections are policed.
Stocks down in Asia and Europe ahead of a new round of U.S. tariffs set to take effect next week.
Reports of suspected Russian sabotage have increased across Europe during the past three years.
Tariffs are pushing prices higher, driving up inflation and likely delaying Fed rate cuts, leaving Americans stuck with rising costs and expensive borrowing.
Trump gave major drugmakers 60 days to lower U.S. prices to match global rates or face consequences in a bold push against pharmaceutical industry pricing.
City of St. Paul, Minnesota suffers sophisticated cyber-attack causing widespread disruptions to operations.
Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar back United Nations declaration to disarm Hamas and end their rule of Gaza.
The Trump administration’s new health data plan links personal medical records to Big Tech platforms, raising both hopes for care and alarms over privacy.
