Plus, Lindsay Clancy’s jury deliberates for a sixth day after a second deadlock raises the possibility of a mistrial. And a federal judge temporarily blocks Trump’s latest move to restrict birthright citizenship.
The federal judge pointed to the Supreme Court’s June decision striking down Trump’s earlier attempt to restrict birthright citizenship.
The FDA is approving more drugs based on one study, how the sugar you ate as a baby shapes long-term health, and changes to required vaccines.
Plus, presidents have changed the White House for generations. But does Trump need Congress to build his massive new ballroom? We answer your question.
“In just a few years, AI has gone from the pages of a sci-fi novel into something present in nearly every aspect of our lives,” Mamdani said.
Fake AI videos of the Nepal floods have racked up millions of views and real incentives for the people making them. Here’s why they’re doing it.
A lawsuit filed by the Amish against New York for its vaccine mandate arises as more people question the need for — and safety of — vaccinations.
There’s a chance a tropical storm makes contact with Southern California around Labor Day Weekend, impacting fire recovery efforts.
When Venezuela nationalized American oil companies’ assets decades ago, Chevron dug in while ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips pulled out.
A new study finds that chatbots can create an “echo chamber for one,” reinforcing narcissistic and Machevellian personality traits
