A federal judge in San Diego just put California's ambitious plan to clean up recycling labels on ice. Senior U.S. District Judge William Hayes issued a preliminary injunctio...
Ida Huddleston said no to $26 million. The 82-year-old Kentucky cattle farmer, whose family has worked the same 1,200 acres for generations, refused an offer from an anonymou...
Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon doesn’t mince words. In recent appearances, he painted a picture of tomorrow’s networks that stops short of dystopia but lands firmly in provo...
Researchers have uncovered a troubling pattern. When people get answers from artificial intelligence systems, they stop admitting gaps in their own knowledge. Accuracy plumme...
President Donald Trump pocketed more than $635 million from a single meme coin in 2025. That sum represented his largest reported income source for the year. Nearly one milli...
Alphabet’s flagship AI model remains stuck in testing. Gemini 3.5 Pro missed its promised June launch. June became July. Now insiders wonder when it arrives at all. Shares ...
Researchers have uncovered a troubling pattern. When people get answers from artificial intelligence systems, they stop admitting gaps in their own knowledge. Accuracy plumme...
Paris-based Raidium has landed its first major U.S. foothold. The radiology startup rolled out Raidium Read at Moffitt Cancer Center this week. The system already sits inside...
Washington has spent years promising rules for crypto. Now the bill meant to deliver them sits in limbo. The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, known simply as the Clarity Act...
Wall Street has spent weeks on edge. AI-related shares tumbled in recent sessions. Concerns mounted that years of breakneck investment in the technology might finally be hitt...
Stock markets across Japan and South Korea buckled this month. The Kospi plunged into bear territory. Tokyo's Nikkei shed ground amid heavy selling in chip stocks. Yet on the...
In the rolling hills of Coweta County, Georgia, a family home stands no more. Not because of flood or fire. But because a utility giant needed the land to feed electricity to...
Researchers have long viewed certain mathematical conjectures as tests of human ingenuity. Yet recent weeks have shown large language models stepping into that arena with str...
Chinese firms keep posting eye-popping numbers in the race for better solar cells. LONGi just announced a crystalline silicon-perovskite tandem cell that hits 35.5 percent po...
Tim Lindholm never set out to shape one of computing's most enduring platforms. Hired in 1994 by Sun Microsystems for a project on the brink of collapse, he found himself amo...
European venture capital for artificial intelligence has tightened its focus. In the first half of 2026, AI captured 60.3 percent of total deal value, or €26.5 billion out ...
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Common Cents Act this week. The move ends years of losses at the mint. It sets nationwide rules for rounding cash purchases to th...
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh sees the massive U.S. investment in artificial intelligence as a force that will eventually drive down costs. His colleagues aren't so su...
Thousands of Hyundai workers in South Korea walked off the job this month. Their target wasn't just pay or hours. It was the company's bold plan to roll out thousands of huma...
Garrett Langley finally said it. The chief executive of Flock Safety admitted his past description of privacy activists as terrorists was wrong. He apologized. Yet the damage...
Smart locks have spent years chasing the promise of keyless entry. Yet many homeowners still reach for physical keys or tap codes on keypads. Facial recognition changes that ...
David Solomon has spent more than four decades at Goldman Sachs. He joined as an analyst in 1985. Now chairman and chief executive, he steers one of Wall Street’s most powe...
Google's Pixel phones have long stood apart for their camera prowess. Yet the real shift comes from artificial intelligence features that handle the mundane without fanfare. ...
Tim De Chant set out this summer on a 600-mile drive to Montreal and back. He expected the usual headaches with public chargers. What he got instead felt almost routine. Sess...
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