From climate warnings to fears that artificial intelligence could take over the world, doomsday scenarios are shifting parenthood plans.

A new study explores how several LLMs respond to a moral dilemma: Is it ever OK to abuse or torture someone to stop the apocalypse?

President Emmanuel Macron said anyone who looted or damaged government buildings during protests will “pay back.”

A global conflict monitor warns October could become the most violent month since it started monitoring the West Bank a decade ago.

Pope Leo XIV’s brother says surgeons removed all cancerous lung tissue, but the family awaits final biopsy results.

A fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta spread beyond the training area, causing multiple deaths and injuries.

The NCAA has filed a lawsuit against Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine over an executive order granting Class of 2022 athletes fifth-year eligibility.

Many new power plants are receiving approval with minimal public participation by fitting into rules written for small-scale facilities. 

Fires broke out at the Petersburg Oil Terminal, the Ruchyi oil depot, and industrial warehouses in the Kolpino district.

One child and one adult were killed after a vehicle drove through a soccer game Saturday afternoon in Wichita, Kansas.