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The United States will issue a limited run of commemorative passports featuring a portrait of President Donald Trump, the White House has confirmed, as part of the country’s celebrations marking 250 years

Elon Musk appeared in federal court this week as the first witness in his lawsuit against OpenAI, delivering a forceful argument that the company he helped create has abandoned the nonprofit mission

Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted again, this time over a social media post featuring seashells arranged on a beach in a way that prosecutors say could be interpreted as

The United Arab Emirates is set to leave OPEC on May 1, a move that would free Abu Dhabi from the group’s oil production quotas and allow it to expand output according

A legal battle between Elon Musk and OpenAI is set to move into a courtroom, placing one of the most closely watched disputes in the technology industry before a jury. The case,

U.S. military forces have stopped a crude oil tanker that was reportedly heading toward an Iranian port, in the latest maritime incident linked to heightened security measures around Iran’s shipping routes. According

Stocks in New York climbed to new record levels as investors continued to place strong confidence in the technology sector, with artificial intelligence once again emerging as one of the main drivers

Scientists are examining one of the most ambitious climate engineering ideas ever proposed: building a massive barrier across the Bering Strait, the narrow passage between Russia and Alaska. The goal would be

Three people were killed after U.S. forces struck a vessel in the eastern Pacific Ocean that Washington said was linked to drug trafficking, in the latest operation under an expanding American maritime

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is set to visit South Georgia on Friday to inspect the damage caused by one of two major wildfires still burning across the region, as firefighters continue battling

U.S. regulators have approved the first gene therapy designed to treat a rare inherited form of hearing loss, marking a significant step forward in the treatment of certain genetic conditions affecting children.

The United States is moving to place certain state-approved medical marijuana products in a less restrictive federal drug category, marking another step in the country’s gradual shift away from harsher cannabis policies.