Trump is starring in new TV ads. US taxpayers are paying for them
The White House calls the spots public service announcements and says they are not political advertisements.
Despite habitat restoration, those once-in-17-year cicada broods still face extinction
The sound of cicadas, for many, is the sound of summer. But a new report shows that they are decreasing in numbers.
Nvidia unveils new platform to keep AI models from hacking each other
Nvidia says its Open Agent Safety Platform software, called OpenShell, “sets boundaries” to keep AI models from disobeying commands.
Giant pandas arrive at Zoo Atlanta, renewing conservation partnership
Two giant pandas, Ping Ping and Fu Shuang, have arrived at Zoo Atlanta from China to begin a 10-year conservation partnership.
1 reported dead in powerful storms hitting Northeast, mid-Atlantic
Storms pounding the Northeast claim as least one life as cities like Boston prepare for severe coastal flooding.
Pope Leo condemns assisted dying as ‘false compassion’ in France
Pope Leo XIV condemned assisted dying as “false compassion” during a visit to Lourdes, France, amid debate over medical aid-in-dying laws.
OpenAI pauses training on recent models, says agents targeted government sites
OpenAI’s tech meddled with websites for the Education Department, the Commerce Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
US, Iran trade blame as Strait of Hormuz ceasefire talks stall
Ceasefire talks between the US and Iran over the Strait of Hormuz have stalled over sanctions, blockade terms and nuclear oversight.
British police arrest 5 suspected of committing offenses under Explosives Act near US air base
British Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood said Sunday emergency services believe the incident is now contained.
Public safety vs. the Constitution: Maryland synagogue fights county’s gun-free zone
A Maryland county established a gun-free zone to protect worshippers. Jewish congregants argued it leaves them exposed.