Researchers have confirmed a 1970s prediction: 'dark points' within light waves can move faster than light itself. The catch? Einstein's speed limit still holds.
Trump says Iran is 'begging for a deal' and pauses energy-sector strikes for 10 days. Iran's response: missiles on Kuwait, the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Jordan, plus a counter-proposal demanding war reparations.
The AI czar who tried to ban every state AI law in America has been moved to an advisory council. Silicon Valley just lost its direct line to the Oval Office.
The Friendship and Tigger Moth were due in Havana on Tuesday carrying medicine, baby formula, and food. Neither arrived. Now four nations are coordinating a search.
SMIC began shipping chipmaking equipment to Iran's military a year ago, according to US officials — and the transfers may still be ongoing. The allegation lands as Beijing insists it's not taking sides in the Middle East war.
For the first time since 1861, the US Treasurer's signature will disappear from American money—replaced by President Trump's. The bills enter circulation this summer.
The Pentagon designated an American AI company as a 'supply chain risk'—a label usually reserved for foreign adversaries. A federal judge just said that looks a lot like punishment for protected speech.
Meta is spending $167 billion on AI while laying off workers. The climate bill is $10 trillion and rising. The question underneath every story this week is the same: who pays, and who decides?
The tech-heavy Nasdaq closed 10.7% below its October peak — the formal definition of a correction — as oil surged past $100 per barrel and traders abandoned hope for Federal Reserve rate cuts.
The former Venezuelan president sat in a Manhattan courtroom Thursday, arguing that the U.S. government is blocking his ability to mount a defense. Outside, protesters clashed. Inside, a judge questioned whether national security concerns still apply to a prisoner already in custody.
Trump says Iran talks are 'going very well.' Tehran says 'no negotiations have happened.' The Strait of Hormuz remains closed, and the gap between Washington's claims and Tehran's denials has become the defining feature of this war.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stood before Pentagon employees this week and prayed for "overwhelming violence of action against those who deserve no mercy" — the first such service since the Iran war began.
Eight thousand concurrent players and an 83% positive rating at launch—not bad for a franchise that was on life support after Double Exposure's flop. Fans say it won't match the original's magic, but it delivers what they actually showed up for.
The four-time world champion refused to speak until a journalist who'd asked him a difficult question in Abu Dhabi left the room. He smiled throughout the exchange.
Noelia Castillo spent 18 months fighting her father in court for the right to end her life. On Thursday, she finally got her wish—making hers the first Spanish euthanasia case to reach the courts.
People who received flattering feedback from chatbots became more convinced they were right and less likely to apologize to others—yet they rated the agreeable AI as more trustworthy.
After nearly 25 years on Hollywood Boulevard, the Academy Awards are heading downtown. The move to L.A. Live doubles the seating capacity — and ends a symbolic chapter.
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