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A trillion-dollar tech wipeout ensnares all stocks in AI's path, raising questions about the future of tech and the structural issues within the industry.
New York's revised medical aid in dying law allows terminally ill patients to request a prescription for a lethal dose of medication, sparking debate and discussion about end-of-life care.
Alphabet's refusal to discuss the Google-Apple AI deal sparks confusion and curiosity, potentially shifting the global tech paradigm.
Washington Post cuts over 300 jobs, eliminating its sports department, raising questions about the future of journalism
The Minnesota fraud case has sent shockwaves through the US Attorney's Office, raising concerns about corruption and deceit. With lead prosecutors quitting amidst the looming case, the nation is left wondering what's next.
Nike faces a federal discrimination investigation for alleged bias against white employees, sparking a debate on diversity, inclusion, and equity in the workplace.
The Supreme Court allows California to use a new congressional map, expected to bolster Democrats and redefine the political landscape, in a pivotal moment for democracy.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul makes history with her re-election ticket, choosing Adrienne Adams as her running mate and forming the first women-led ticket in the state's history.
Ryan Routh's life sentence for attempting to assassinate Trump reflects deeper societal issues, including political polarization and the normalization of violence.
Florida's invasive iguana population is wreaking havoc on the state's ecosystem, with cold-stunned animals falling from trees and residents grappling with the consequences.