Hegseth announced Project Meridian on Wednesday, explaining the initiative will identify weapons and technologies for soldiers and propose solutions to test and implement the weapons.

The Federal Reserve's inspector general cleared Powell of criminal wrongdoing in a report Wednesday that noted poor project management of the Fed headquarters’ renovation.

Reports suggest the deal could close as soon as next week.

President Donald Trump defended his various Washington, D.C. renovation projects Wednesday, claiming the White House had “massive gaping wounds all over the place.”

The donation is one of only six in the history of higher education to reach or top $1 billion.

The majority of 88 identified AI-generated non-consensual intimate imagery sites were easily discoverable through Google.

Senate Democrats blocked a bill Wednesday that would have banned some lawmakers from trading stocks, claiming the legislation didn’t go far enough.

Rapper Macklemore said his upcoming “Free Palestine” tour, launched after he was dropped as Ed Sheeran’s opening act, “sold out immediately" on Wednesday.

Subscriptions and affiliate sales fees could make Muse a $28.5 billion asset for Meta by 2030.

The automaker is recalling over 41,000 Ford Super Duty trucks and Expedition SUVs.

The incident raised concerns about a possible hijacking and prompted Israel to scramble warplanes.

Education and health services jobs increased by 55,000, representing 61% of the net total gain for September, ADP reported.

Democrat James Talarico leads Paxton by six points in the latest Marist poll out last week.

Moderna stock has rallied more than 200% since August, following positive Phase 3 trial results for a melanoma vaccine.

The billionaire escalated his feud with Delta Air Lines, suggesting its CEO will “lose his job” over unverified reports that he criticized Musk and Starlink.

The university said Griffin’s pledged donation is the “largest-ever gift by an individual in the history of higher education.”

Dismissing growing concerns about AI safety, Trump has argued that “Artificial Intelligence” was a "very ineloquent" name for the technology and makes it sound "fake."

The health secretary touted AI as a solution to the “most daunting public health problems,” and said it is better equipped at providing second opinions than doctors.

President Donald Trump has pushed Americans to “let data reign,” encouraging the construction of data centers needed to support the artificial intelligence boom even as public opposition to the facilities is strong.

The tax is facing a new legal challenge from billionaire Steve Wynn and former Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology engineers developed a robot powered by living muscle cells that move in response to flashes of light.

Trump said the executives would also sign a document to change the name of “artificial intelligence” to “super intelligence.”

Jet fuel prices jumped 15% in a month, prompting airlines to cut back on their holiday schedules.

Nearly 1,000 outage reports were made for OpenAI on downdetector.com shortly before 2 p.m. EDT.

Fake GLP-1s have made their way into supply chains around the world.

Six Flags voluntarily closed the ride and suggested guest confidence was affected amid lawsuits alleging neurological damage and one settled lawsuit alleging wrongful death.

OpenAI announced Dots on Tuesday afternoon, an AI assistant that can handle tasks in the background and work without users needing to direct every step.

A new episode of “South Park,” which renamed itself to “South America” as an apparent dig at President Donald Trump, will skewer “stupid billionaires” and the AI data centers they want to build.

FICO shares fell 27% on Tuesday after Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte announced Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will move to a single pricing grid.

The stock is still sitting well below its pre-pandemic high after COVID-19 decimated the cruise industry.

Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee grilled Jack Smith on Tuesday about his investigations into President Donald Trump.

Cuban previously predicted the technology would fail within 5-10 years.

Rochester General Hospital is under fire for hiring a vast majority of its residency class from international medical schools.

Over 13,000 users reported problems with the music app after 10 a.m.

Researchers are testing whether AI can identify voice patterns associated with type 2 diabetes.

The proposed Protecting Presidential Memorials Act would prevent demolition of the Kennedy Center, though an attempt to expedite the bill was blocked in the Senate late Monday.

Trump is against slowing down development of artificial intelligence.

The company said its decision to not go forward with its planned public listing was made despite “strong demand.”

Arthur Mensch, the billionaire CEO of Europe’s leading AI company Mistral, said rival U.S. companies are covering up their negligence.

The outlets alleged the Trump administration has “persisted in unpredictably and inconsistently implementing its ban,” citing CNN’s exclusion from its pool duty.

The pope’s stance runs counter to President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly dismissed safety concerns about AI, calling them a “hoax.”

Nearly 80 pages of the company’s 261-page initial public offering prospectus is dedicated to potential risk factors, while only 48 pages outline its business.

The lunch follows a White House dinner attended by a group of tech moguls last week alongside President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Fei-Fei Li, known as the “Godmother of AI,” will join AMD as part of the agreement.

The theater chain announced last week it was engaging in a nearly $4 billion debt refinancing initiative.

Jane Goodall was driven by the belief that people can make a meaningful environmental impact if they’re given a reason to care.

Sanders was promoting her welfare-to-work requirement.

Congress has long blocked government funds from being used on propaganda, though the Trump administration claims they’re “public service announcements.”

The company’s latest proxy filing also showed chief technology officer Larry Ellison pledged $56.6 billion in Oracle shares as loan collateral.

The court had previously claimed it was unnecessary for Alito to step back from hearing the case.