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It is increasingly difficult to make sense out of the Trump regime. The president himself has begun speaking as if he is the captain of a pirate ship busy at work looting the world.
The latest wave of US airstrikes has already reportedly damaged critical civilian infrastructure, which according to the Iranian government has cut off some 20,000 Iranians from their water supply amid sweltering heat.
When Ridley Scott's Blade Runner hit movie screens in the summer of 1982, critics viewed it as a vivid but far-fetched exercise in cinematic nihilism.
CONFIRMED: Barack Obama Was Involved in Creation of US Biolabs Handling Especially Dangerous Pathogens in Ukraine
Most analysts treat economic data as the starting point for understanding the economy: if GDP rises, things are good; if it falls, things are bad.
You have probably heard the term – pair your device.
Maybe this time, Charlie Brown will actually get to kick the football. Maybe this time, Lucy won't pull it away at the last second.
With sodium-ion batteries and vehicle-to-grid technology, General Motors' growth ambitions extend far beyond cars.
How to safeguard the human person in the time of artificial intelligence? It is hardly a surprise that Pope Leo XIV in answering that question in his first encyclical does not include money as part of the solution. More is the pity.
In five years, we'll all likely be chuckling and shaking our heads over AI. Because today, the tech feels free and limitless, doesn't it?
The Trump administration's latest push to address PFAS, synthetic "forever chemicals" linked to cancer, immune dysfunction, and developmental harm, has reignited a fierce debate over whether the effort will protect public health or delay critic
"We'll negotiate with bombs" is the kind of line that's meant to sound decisive, but it also exposes a bigger problem: when war becomes messaging, reality does not cooperate.
The market may be in full-blown face-ripping bubble mode, and software stocks are now gripped in by a category 5 gamma squeeze hurricane, but not even that is helping the ongoing debacle that is private credit.
There is an alarming but little-known provision in Congress' 2026 Farm Bill that is likely to find its way into law within the next few weeks.
I Used to Mock EVs -- Here's What Changed My Mind
The US Dept of Justice is intensifying scrutiny of some of the country's largest financial institutions over allegations that customers were denied banking services, or "debanked" for political or ideological reasons, according to the Wall Street J
Vague new rules will allow UK regulators to pressure platforms over "legal but harmful" content whenever government ministers declare a crisis, while the same government ploughs ahead with mandatory phone scanning, digital ID lockdowns, and jail thre
Outgoing Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard on Friday declassified a set of internal intelligence slides documenting a long-running US program that has funded a worldwide network of biolabs that handle dangerous pathogens - including doz
By the middle of March during Trump's Operation Epic Fury, Iran was flexing its retaliatory might, and the Gulf region was shocked to see the largest natural-gas production facility in the world, Qatar's North Field, badly damaged - with a key sectio
Belfast unrest puts Musk's X under spotlight as watchdog flags millions of views for anti-migrant posts
It turns out that the most generous funder of white supremacist groups in the United States was likely the Southern Poverty Law Center.
After decades of steady growth, attendance in U.S. K-12 public schools has shifted drastically.
No matter how arrogant and evil we think the Deep State is -- it's worse
Behind the headline figure lies a deeper economic story: financial markets assigning enormous value to long-duration, high-risk technological bets.
Have you ever tried to identify a plant, opened a field guide, and immediately felt overwhelmed? You're not alone.
I Used to Mock EVs -- Here's What Changed My Mind
OpenAI could be about to slash the price for using its artificial-intelligence products, a move which would pose a significant test to optimism about AI and the wider technology sector.
People are dealing with widespread damage from tornadoes that hit Northwest Indiana Thursday night.
This week, President Trump said "I love inflation." Combine that with last month's statement of "I don't think about Americans' financial situation," and it's not a pretty picture for the American people.
For years, Thomas Massie stood almost alone in Congress warning about endless wars, runaway spending, and a political system that seemed more interested in serving powerful interests than the American people.
