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A USC simulation study warns that AI agents can take over a disinformation campaign once a goal is set -- with no further human guidance needed -- raising questions about elections, public health messaging and the reliability of online information.

President Trump on Friday directed bank regulators to loosen restrictions that made it difficult for community banks to offer mortgage loans, expanding his push to improve home affordability ahead of the midterms.

The biggest new restaurant trend is small.

A conservative political advocacy group launched a digital advertising campaign Friday to shame Senate Democrats for shutting down the Department of Homeland Security.

"Malcolm in the Middle" returns, Chaz Bono gets married and Oscars security is tightened before the ceremony on Sunday.

A federal judge blocked the criminal probe into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Friday, ruling the federal investigation into a renovation project seemed to be a pretext for harassing the central banker into doing President Trump's bidding.

The Trump administration on Friday offered to give a personal tour to Judge Richard J. Leon, the man overseeing the court case challenging President Trump's plans to build a ballroom in place of the now-demolished White House East Wing.

A new mouse study from Japan finds that matcha, the ground green tea powder, significantly reduced sneezing in mice with hay fever-like symptoms. Researchers say the findings, while preliminary, point toward a food-based complement to standard ...

Hollywood actors might rule the silver screen - as Sunday's Academy Awards are poised to prove - but Brazil's path to stardom often starts under the bright lights of a TV studio rather than a sprawling movie set.

Republicans have spent years railing against a rigged political system. In Montana, one of their own is now accused of rigging a primary with President Trump's blessing -- and calling it a public service.