A hacker who leaked 20,900 Epstein files describes the personal toll of living in fear. Plus, an attempt to trick AI in the courtroom.

In a polarized America, surveillance company Flock Safety has inadvertently turned political foes into frenemies.

During a deposition in July, Sinema said her relationship with her bodyguard went from professional to sexual in May of 2024.

This week, officials confirmed bodies were found at Lake Mead and in the Swiss Alps, two of which had been missing for 34 years.

Alex Vindman spent nearly 13 times that of his nearest rival in the Democratic senatorial primary in Florida — and lost.

New York seeks to save models’ jobs from ‘synthetic performers.’ Here’s how it’s going. Plus, Trump’s name is back on the Kennedy Center.

Democrats who usually denounce Randy Fine for attacking Islam came to his defense after his challenger posted a video celebrating Hitler.

Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud said it is up to Attorney General Dana Nessel if Jake Lang, a right-wing provocateur, should be charged with hate crimes.

Grid operator PJM wants federal approval to stop power from flowing to data centers when system-wide electricity demand exceeds supply.

New research on AI disaster management tools reveals a gap between what’s promised and what actually works when the power’s out.