Democrat Mary Peltola leads Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan in Alaska's unresolved Senate race, which has been plagued by ballot-stacking accusations, legal challenges and claims that the election ...

California Democrat Ro Khanna says he is considering a 2028 presidential campaign, citing recent Democratic victories and growing support for his progressive economic platform.

New TRAC court data show wide differences in bond amounts while emphasizing that local medians do not explain individual cases or custody decisions.

At least 94 private jets arrived in Antalya during COP31, according to Oxfam, while researchers also raised concerns about fossil fuel companies and financiers attending the climate summit.

Italy's data protection agency says Meta accessed Italian Android users' photos and videos without specific consent. Rome is now demanding that the company implement changes to Facebook's ...

Two ports less than 50 miles apart are becoming a focal point of U.S.-China competition over maritime infrastructure, trade routes and strategic influence in Latin America.

Overloaded routers and aging air traffic control equipment reportedly triggered the rare nationwide shutdown. Officials ruled out no possibilities but said there was no indication of a cyberattack.

Personal AI engineering chief Miroslav Volek is developing distributed AI infrastructure for telecom networks, including voice systems designed to improve response times and reduce compute costs.

A security breach at third-party technology provider Fireworks AI exposed sensitive driver records, with additional notifications expected as the investigation continues.

Social media companies are quietly settling lawsuits from teens who allege their platforms harmed their mental health, with thousands of cases still pending and terms often confidential.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy says U.S. officials suggested Ukraine withdraw from Donbas in exchange for NATO membership, while Kyiv maintains it would not legally recognize any occupied territories as Russian.

U.S. household debt climbed $166 billion in the third quarter of 2026 to roughly $19.1 trillion, with mortgages driving most of the increase, according to WalletHub.