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NPR is drawing attention to new scrutiny of Donald Trump’s finances during the first year of his second term, after reporting that he made an estimated $2.2 billion in that period. The discussion centers on long-running…
DOONBEG, Ireland, September 13, 2026: ## A visit built around golf and politics US President Donald Trump spent much of his trip to Ireland on the second day playing golf at the Irish Open and discussing his family's…
The Islamabad High Court on Thursday reserved its ruling on whether a plea challenging delay in presidential approval of judicial appointments is maintainable, according to Dawn. The petition concerns the summary for…
An advertisement connected to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political operation is drawing sharp criticism after using AI-generated imagery in ways opponents say crossed a clear ethical line, targeting his…
Trump Media and Technology Group has come under scrutiny after launching a paid data product that gives Wall Street clients split-second early access to posts from some of Truth Social’s most influential accounts…
The Peshawar High Court has rejected petitions from a former Afghan National Army general, a former Afghan Presidential Protective Service agent and their families, who had sought protection against arrest and…
During the White House Correspondents' Association dinner, Trump joked about running for a fourth presidential
Experts believe AI consciousness is at least possible, and argue society urgently needs a plan to navigate the ethical implications, after Anthropic published a new constitution for its Claude AI model.
The crypto-backed Clarity Act is nearing a Senate vote, but lawmakers are split over whether presidents should be barred from selling
President Trump made $1.2 billion last year off uninsured cryptocurrency, and his continued cheerleading for the sector raises genuine questions about whether it poses a real risk to the broader US economy.
Leading experts tackle urgent questions on AI's threat to humanity and why companies remain unaccountable amidst these fears about Google and beyond
Since 2017, philosopher Iason Gabriel has worked inside Google DeepMind, trying to anticipate and think through AI's impact, as commercial and geopolitical pressures on the field continue to escalate.
Donald Trump announces the formation of an 'AI Force' to ensure the US leads in artificial intelligence amid safety concerns raised by experts
South Korea says no final decision has been made on a possible military contribution near the Strait of Hormuz as US pressure grows.
Gianni Infantino will seek another term as FIFA president in March 2027, setting up a debate over governance, commercial policy and regional support.
The Senate confirmed Todd Blanche as United States attorney general in a 50 to 49 vote after two Republicans joined Democrats in opposition.
The federal government is weighing whether it can move ahead with the notification of high court judges appointed and confirmed on the recommendation of the Judicial Commission of Pakistan, even though President Asif…
Bots trained to sound like a candidate are increasingly engaging voters with personalized text messages, making AI-generated texting conversations the latest tool political campaigns are adopting.
President Donald Trump is again putting birthright citizenship at the center of the national debate, saying he has signed two new orders aimed at the issue, according to NPR News. The move keeps one of the most…
A joint rebuke from UEFA, CONCACAF and the AFC has intensified scrutiny of FIFA president Gianni Infantino before the governing body's next election.
US President Donald Trump attacked Michigan’s Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, calling him a ‘hater of Jews.'
Deputy national security adviser Andy Baker is expected to leave the White House in the coming weeks after serving in senior foreign-policy roles.
A new White House programme could let vetted US companies disrupt or monitor selected foreign cybercriminal networks under federal contracts.
An Angolan court has sentenced two Russian citizens to prison following convictions for terrorism and espionage linked to a plot to destabilize the nation’s political landscape during a period of unrest