Shortly before the latest government shutdown began, the abuses were common. Federal agencies’ websites started pushing partisan political messages, blaming Democrats for the looming breakdown, and ...

‘It’s on the rise in all facets of business and life, and we need to learn more about it.’ State lawmakers will begin a fact-finding mission next week to determine how insurers use artificial ...

Wed, October 1, 2025 at 7:25 AM PDT Mike Florio and Michael Holley shed light on why Sean Payton is one of the only coaches with the authority to push back on the tush push and note why wanting to ban ...

An opposition movement whose figures have met with U.S. officials says it is communicating with Washington on plans to dismantle Nicolás Maduro’s “criminal structure.” An opposition movement whose ...

A new wellness hack is bouncing across TikTok, quite literally. The trend, popularized by creator Kathryn Smith in a viral video, encourages viewers to start their day by hopping out of bed and ...

A front loader scoops up road salt at the town of Colonie’s salt shed in 2024. LAKE GEORGE — The Lake George Association and other road salt reduction advocates on Wednesday renewed calls to solidify ...

From tech giants to startups, South Korean players are developing large language models tailored to their own language and culture, ready to compete with global heavyweights like OpenAI and Google.

The billionaire’s artificial intelligence company, xAI, has secured a deal with the government that will allow federal agencies to use the chatbot Grok for a small fee. By Kate Conger Reporting from ...

WASHINGTON, Sept 24 (Reuters) - NASA has tapped startup Katalyst to save a $500 million orbiting observatory from falling into Earth's atmosphere by launching a spacecraft meant to push it farther in ...

WHEN THE FOX broadcast team called out that the officiating crew missed an Eagles false start on a tush push against the Chiefs in Week 2, it promptly ended a blissful summer reprieve from the heated ...

Oklahoma City, Okla. — An Oklahoma lawmaker is intensifying efforts to halt the use of biosolids, also known as humanure, as fertilizer on farmland due to health concerns linked to “forever chemicals.