US silence' encouraging Putin, says Zelensky -- Russia launched its largest aerial assault of its three-year war on Ukraine overnight, targeting the capital and other regions with missiles and drones for a second night in a row ... read more
Years ago, I had the opportunity to interview a man who was one of my greatest inspirations as a writer ... read more
According to The New York Times, Pentagon air traffic controllers lost contact with an Army Black Hawk helicopter for 20 critical seconds on May 1 ... read more
Facial recognition is controversial and often banned. But new AI-based technology identifies people without scanning their faces. read more
Pediatrician Dr. Alaa al-Najjar (38) left her ten children at home on Friday when she went to work in the emergency room at the Nasser Medical Complex in southern Gaza read more
When Hillary Clinton was first lady, a furor erupted over reports that she had once made $100,000 from a $1,000 investment in cattle futures. read more
Joe Cirincione: For 40 years, missile defense has never been about keeping America safe. It's all about the contracts. read more
Legislation in Texas, part of a broad GOP push led by President Donald Trump to require voters to show proof of U.S. citizenship, is expected to go before the state House soon. read more
The Trump administration suffered three legal defeats within hours on Friday as opposition to its policies continues to be channeled through the courts. read more
A video shows a US-born citizen being wrestled to the ground by three officials as he yells 'I'm a citizen' at a construction site in Alabama. read more
Amid the brutal cuts across the federal government under the Trump administration, perhaps one of the most gutting is the loss of experts at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention who respond to lead poisoning in children. read more
On May 24, 1844, the first U.S telegraph line was formally opened -- between Baltimore and Washington.
Trump gives rambling speech about trophy wives, golf and the great late' Al Capone in politically-charged West Point address
France and Saudi Arabia are quietly working on a new plan to disarm Hamas as part of a broader effort to bring peace to Gaza and push forward Palestinian statehood. According to sources familiar with the talks, the two countries want to transform the Iran-backed group into a purely political organization. Under this plan, Hamas could retain some political role, an offer intended to make disarmament more appealing. read more
Recently declassified files suggest that Nazi war criminals may have paid $200 million in gold bribes to Argentine authorities to secure refuge in the country after World War II. read more
Artificial intelligence (AI) firm Anthropic says testing of its new system revealed it is sometimes willing to pursue "extremely harmful actions" such as attempting to blackmail engineers who say they will remove it. read more
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