People say AI technology needs to slow down. We asked AI what it thinks
Industry leaders are speaking out, saying companies need to slow their pace of development. But the AI itself also has an opinion.
Second federal judge blocks USPS mail ballot rules as midterms near
The rule would require election officials to upload information identifying mail-ballot recipients to a new federal portal.
Fighting between Houthis and Saudi Arabia drives oil prices soaring
The latest jump comes after attacks by Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels forced Saudi Arabia to shut down its key East-West oil pipeline.
Downed airman recounts survival, two days behind enemy lines in Iran
The pilot, identified by his call sign “Alpha,” was rescued within six hours of the crash. His copilot, however, was stranded for two days.
More than 160 charged with fraud tied to COVID-era loan programs
Charges stem from a June 12 through Sept. 1 enforcement push dubbed “Heartland fraud surge,” involving dozens of prosecutors.
The biggest election decisions may not be about candidates at all
Hundreds of questions will appear on millions of November ballots, giving residents in 40 states a chance to alter their state constitutions.
40-year-old Pennsylvania woman dies from measles complications
The Pennsylvania Department of Health said Friday there have been 676 measles cases confirmed in the state across 37 counties this year.
Trump to Ukrainian President Zelenskyy: Stop striking Russian diesel refineries
President Donald Trump on Sunday said he spoke to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy about going after targets besides diesel.
Johnson calls for AI industry meeting as debate grows over pace of development
House Speaker Mike Johnson said Congress should move carefully on AI regulation and rejected calls to cancel the House recess.
A family looks toward life beyond childhood cancer
David Marty, 9, and his family share their journey through childhood leukemia, reflecting on strength and hope.