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Microsoft and Google's parent company both beat Wall Street's Q1 expectations. Their CEOs say that's thanks to AI.

Right now, CEOs are betting big on AI, pouring vast amount of resources and money into the technology. But the returns, they say, will come later.

The industry of lab grown meat is still in its infancy, but that hasn't stopped politicians from trying to turn it into a culture war issue.

After "Civil War" topped the box office A24 promoted the film with AI-generated art that had glaring errors, like a nonsensical depiction of Chicago.

Russia is poised to seize control of more of Ukraine this year as US aid runs low.

Tensions between the US and Russia are at their worst point since the Cold War, and the International Space Station could be at risk.

Iran's dismissal of President Joe Biden's warnings against a strike on Israel shows how much the US has "lost control," foreign policy expert says.

Elon Musk may have a point about the actions of Brazil's supreme court over concerns about content moderation.

Senators will finally deal with the historic and controversial impeachment of DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. It could be over very quickly.

War experts say Iran may retaliate for the attack in Damascus in part by targeting American troops based in the Middle East. It's done it before.

As Trump's lawyers argue over the scope of a recent gag order in his hush-money case, legal experts say violating the rule could result in jail time.

It's highly likely that Google will use information put into Gemini's giant context window as training data for future AI models.

Travelers love cruise-run private islands. These destinations are becoming more important as popular ports increasingly restrict large ships.

The leaders of Russia and China have achieved absolute power over their countries, and are now bonding over their shared ambition to topple the US.

The South Dakota governor, a possible Trump running mate, posted an odd video on X that has the political world chattering.

A contentious replay of the 2020 US election looks to be in the offing as Biden and Trump secure their respective parties' nominations.

If he fails to post a bond by March 25, AG Letitia James has promised to start seizing assets. She can see one of his skyscrapers from her window.

Biden's third State of the Union will come at the most critical moment yet. It may also be his largest audience before the election.

A judge recently sunk Elon Musk's $55B compensation package. It likely won't impact executives' pay given the "unique" situation, experts say.

Biden's use of note cards has some donors worried. But presidents have long relied on prepared notes to address the public, historian says.

The string of suspicious deaths — Alexey Navalny and the Russian pilot who defected with a Mi-8 helicopter — show power and weakness.

He dodged subpoenas. He kept inflating his worth. He hid a $40M transfer. Only an addiction to fraud can explain Trump's refusal to clean up his act.

Former Rep. Tom Suozzi is projected to have won Congressman George Santos' seat on a day in which much of the district was blanketed with snow.

Verizon released cryptic ads featuring Tony Hale this week, sparking speculation that Beyoncé would appear in a Super Bowl commercial for the company.