‘Good men must die, but…’: Charlie Kirk's 2013 post resurfaces one year after his assassination
Charlie Kirk’s 2013 X post talking about how “good men's” names live on after death has resurfaced ahead of the first anniversary of his death.
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What is ‘Kirkification’? Charlie Kirk fans slam face-swap AI trend as they mourn assassination one year on
The internet trend of ‘Kirkification’ has drawn significant backlash online as Charlie Kirk's supporters mourn the killing of the TPUSA founder, one year on.
Is China Stealing American AI? Why ‘Distillation’ Has Washington Up in Arms
U.S. security agencies accused six Chinese AI companies of systematically exploiting American models to train their own systems.
Drone Deal Kicks Off Consolidation in Ukraine’s 500-Company Industry
An Erik Prince-backed defense technology firm scooped up a Ukrainian maker of unmanned ground vehicles in a tie-up worth $224 million.
At least 25 killed after cargo ship catches fire at Chinese port
At least 25 people died after a cargo ship caught fire while docked in a Chinese port on Thursday, state media reported.
How Would AI Actually Kill Us All? What to Know About the AI Doomsday Debate
A growing chorus of AI researchers say the technology could wipe out humans—even if all the bots want to do is make paper clips.
Mortgage rates forecast: Could rates hit 7% again by 2027 amid high inflation?
Mortgage rates could stay near 6% in 2027, but high inflation and Treasury yields could push rates back to 7% before they ease in later years.
Zohran Mamdani’s 9/11 Conspiracy
No matter what New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani thinks about the 25th anniversary of 9/11, he isn’t letting the event go to waste. On Tuesday he released some 170,000 pages of city documents that he claims show that officials “lied” about the risks of toxic exposure. This is re...
The ICE Agent Shot a Man, Then Lied?
President Trump’s deportation blitz in Minneapolis last winter, dubbed Operation Metro Surge, was a political disaster that’s getting worse. Federal prosecutors now have accused an ICE agent in January of shooting through the front door of a home with two toddlers inside, hitting...
‘Bangladesh PM not invited to BRICS’: Tarique Rahman's govt minister rules out his India visit
Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman may not attend the BRICS summit in Delhi as foreign affairs minister Humaiun Kobir reportedly said that he was not invited to the summit and the invitation was instead extended to the BIMSTEC Chair.
Indian-origin couple gets AI college named after them in US, donates $20 million
The Anuradha and Vikas Sinha College of AI and Advanced Analytics will serve as an academic and research hub focused on artificial intelligence and more.
South Korea nears agreement on billions in U.S. investments, a win for Trump
The potential deals, which could include large investments in nuclear energy, are part of last year’s U.S.-South Korea trade deal.
They Lost Their Money to Scammers—and Now Battle the U.S. Government to Recover It
In 2022, after Nivie Kaul lost more than $8 million in a cryptocurrency scam, she embarked on a quest to unmask the criminals and get the money back.
Houthis seize Yemen’s Mocha port, raise threat to key global shipping route: Report
The Houthis have also launched attacks on the strategically located Hanish Islands, further intensifying tensions in the region.
Gold price today: Why gold is near $4,400 ahead of US inflation data
Gold price today is near $4,400 as a weaker US dollar supports gold ahead of US inflation data that could affect Federal Reserve rate expectations.
US wholesale prices rose 5.4% in August: What it means for Fed rate decision
August PPI inflation rose 5.4% as oil topped $100. Here’s why rising prices and energy costs could affect the Fed rate decision and hike bets.
Only children in China prefer to marry other only children
UNLIKE SOME of her friends, Kalinda Duan, a 28-year-old woman from Shanxi province, is not opposed to marriage. Having grown up without siblings, she thinks the companionship of matrimony wonderful. But she has one firm requirement of a future husband—he must also be an only chil...
The Baltic Country Calling for Calm in the Face of Russian Threat
NARVA, Estonia—This city on the eastern edge of NATO territory could be ground zero for fears of a Russian invasion.