Nation
Image
Iran national soccer arrives in LA for World Cup opener to protests over war with US, amid ceasefire
This marks the first time in FIFA history a host country is in active conflict with a participant of the tournament.
Image
Anthropic’s latest models shut down amid 'national security' concerns
The White House imposed export controls on Anthropic's latest models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5 on Friday, raising questions about how far the government is willing to go to regulate AI
Image
Recording artist Oliver Tree dies in helicopter crash in Brazil
He is best known for his hit songs, “Life Goes On” and “Miss You,” with Robin Schulz.
Image
Nevada's two female senators explain their support for bill ending shutdown
Progress on Obamacare tax credits was enough to convince Sen. Jacky Rosen to join seven fellow Democrats and one independent to vote to end America's longest federal government shutdown.
Image
Appeals court bans punishing students for using 'biological' pronouns: not disruptive, harassing
Full 6th Circuit overturns panel on party-line vote, says students use correct pronouns for gender-confused peers because "there is no practical alternative" to compelled affirmation of what they hold to be a lie. Dissent compares to f-word.
Image
Industry built on idea of longer life with tech like cryonics now focuses on cancer, transplants
Cryonics is the process of preserving a legally deceased person's body at extremely low temperatures using liquid nitrogen.
Image
Paul Tagliabue, NFL commissioner from 1989 to 2006, passes away at 84
He is survived by his wife Chandler and their children, Drew and Emily.
Image
Two MLB pitchers indicted for illegal gambling
If convicted on all counts, each faces up to 65 years in prison.
Image
GOP preparing legal challenge to redistricting effort that could cut GOP's sole MD House seat
Rep. Andy Harris, R-Md., is the only sitting Republican House member from Maryland. Redistricting battles have bled into several states, which could bring changes.
Image
Europe after decades of seemingly being immune to US-type culture wars now has plenty
In the U.S., opposite sides in these battles are largely sorted along political party lines. But in Europe, new moral battlegrounds often cut across traditional coalitions.
Image
Chicago Blues: Downtown office space vacancy rate jumps to record high levels
Companies reducing their footprint in the area over just the last two years have cost the business district 2.3 million square feet.
Image
Denmark moves to ban social media access for anyone younger than 15
Denmark officials did not say which social media platforms are affected or how the ban will be enforced.
Image
Police chief agrees to postpone acoustic device purchase amid First Amendment concerns
Long-range acoustic devices, or LRADs, produce loud warning tones to attract public attention.