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During an interview with conspiracy theorist Wayne Allyn Root, Trump responded noncommittally when asked to declare a national security emergency to bypass Congress on election rules.

Judge dismisses Kennedy Center's lawsuit against Redd, who canceled a Christmas Eve gig in protest of Trump's name being added to the venue.

Ⓐ used publicly available AI models to find a zero-click remote code execution flaw in Zoom affecting all platforms; company patched before disclosure.

The administration rescinds a 2023 ban after determining the app no longer poses national security risks following US ownership shift.

Lawsuit challenges executive order targeting international criminal court for investigating Israeli crimes in Palestine.

Justice Department memo argues president can claim privilege over communications with outside consultants, not just White House staff.

Alan Ritchson returns for the fourth season adapting Lee Child's 'Gone Tomorrow,' arriving Aug 12 with eight episodes, though Rotten Tomatoes score marks a series low.

The gift aims to help Northwestern compete financially in the Big Ten as the program enters a new era under coach David Braun.

Extreme wind gusts, tornado warnings, and flooding hit Midwest on Tuesday, grounding flights and causing at least one death.

Average August temperatures would break last year's record as heatwaves and drought grip the country.

Manus will reverse its $2B Meta acquisition and resume operating as a standalone company, with users required to back up data by August 23.

Yellow-themed digital-only console arrives September 15 alongside Insomniac's game, alongside covers for existing hardware.

Existing home sales hit a three-month low as record prices and mortgage rates near 6.7% keep potential buyers out of the market.

ZDNet analysis of Cloudflare traffic finds Linux desktop share climbing sharply, with AI developer tooling cited as a driver.

Investigation finds medical research service falsely advertises human methodologists, uses AI agents and stolen identities.

Eight bipartisan lawmakers led by Durbin and Cassidy propose a legislative process to address Social Security's looming insolvency.

Samsung's Galaxy Buds Pro 3 and Pro 4 will soon offer at-home hearing tests and sound amplification, launching in Q4 2026.

Nvidia launches efficient open-source model and NeMo Switchyard router for multi-agent AI systems.

The Guildford-based studio behind Until Dawn and Directive 8020 cites sustainability concerns in its latest workforce reduction.

IBM and Together AI announced a multi-year $240 million agreement to deploy large-scale NVIDIA HGX B300 systems on IBM Cloud for open-source AI inference, launching Q1 2027.

UN agency calls education ban a grave violation of fundamental rights; Afghanistan remains the only country formally prohibiting girls from secondary education.

Technology can now associate Bluetooth and phone signals with license plates, turning roadside cameras into comprehensive tracking tools for police.

Starting mid-September, Spotify will badge profiles that 'do not represent a real person' and exclude AI artists from recommendations by default.

YouTube educators release 23-track album Sept. 25, featuring reimagined fan favorites and childhood classics with real instruments.

American naval forces fired on a vessel trying to run a U.S. blockade of Iranian ports on Tuesday, according to Wall Street Journal reporting.

Private equity firm Apollo Global Management provides debt and equity capital to baseball team owned by Steinbrenner family.

Democratic opponents of frontrunner Hong have seized on a 2020 tweet criticizing Thanksgiving, a strategy observers call a sign of campaign desperation.

Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs selects Republican-turned-independent John Giles for her reelection campaign.

Electric aircraft maker pivots to military contracts as air taxi commercialization faces regulatory delays and mounting losses.

Pakistan's defense minister signals progress in US-Iran negotiations, though both sides appear to be hardening positions.

The Ivory Coast forward, who helped Palace win the Conference League last season, is set for a second spell at Selhurst Park.

Linux desktop developers outline plans for search overlays, customizable quick settings, and calendar reorganization.

The 2000 book that cost its author $65k in debt and a 25-year curse is reissued Sept. 15, now that Silicon Valley's anti-government ethos has proven prescient.

The Israeli trading platform buys the US-focused brokerage as it accelerates growth in the American market.

Igor Babuschkin's startup aims to let individuals and small businesses train and control AI locally without dependence on big tech companies.

Crackdown meant to stop cartels instead frightened immigrant communities away from essential financial services.

Justice Department sends 20 staffers to Hennepin and Ramsey counties for election monitoring, sparking pushback from Minnesota officials.

Two Defense Policy Board appointees tied to 1789 Capital co-invest in defense contractors alongside venture capital firm a16z.

Climate scientist argues drought, conflicts, and pollution show humanity must invest in water resources or face worsening violence and ecological collapse.

Guardian columnist argues social systems can flip rapidly, citing fossil fuels' declining economics and renewable energy's ascent as signs of inevitable change.

Parliament votes to replace capital punishment with life imprisonment in landmark move after 22-year informal moratorium.

The 22-year-old Ivory Coast defender joins on a four-year contract as Oliver Glasner's first major signing.

Flight-tracking platform alleges prediction market operator used its data and branding without permission to offer flight cancellation wagers.

Ben Thompson compares Nvidia's financing model to Jay Cooke's speculative railroad bonds, warning of systemic risk.

New report finds nearly 35% of U.S. counties are 'maternity care deserts,' with more than half lacking any labor and delivery hospital.

The university will replace letter grades with pass/fail marks in freshmen's first semester to reduce academic anxiety.

Violent crime continues dropping across the nation's largest cities through June 2026, with the trend persisting under both Biden and Trump administrations.

Federal immigration agents documented using racial slurs and selectively targeting Latinos while bypassing white bystanders in Chicago and Los Angeles.

A year after President Trump deployed National Guard troops to Washington, D.C., residents offer divided views on their continued presence through 2029.

Thousands of armed troops have become a permanent fixture in Washington after a quiet extension of the deployment.

Ratings agency cites strong 6.4% growth forecast for FY27 but flags high debt and fiscal risks from youth unrest.

Stamford-based cannabis company goes directly to shareholders after Edmonton rival's leadership refused private negotiations.

Damascus tribunal convicts ousted president, his brother and a cousin of war crimes and crimes against humanity from Syria's 14-year civil war.

Actor says he's among 65 lakh voters wrongly stripped of voting rights in Karnataka's electoral revision.

EDF took three reactors offline after jellyfish clogged cooling systems at the facility.