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China's People's Liberation Army is using one of America's most advanced artificial intelligence agents to develop weapons, conduct cyber espionage operations and impose draconian surveillance controls, according to an alarming threat intelligence ...

Lawmakers are increasing calls to regulate artificial intelligence amid whistleblower concerns that the technology could overtake human controls, but there is no consensus in Congress on the best approach.

Nigeria suspends official visits to South Africa over deadly anti-immigrant violence that has killed dozens of Nigerians and displaced tens of thousands of African migrants.

Morgan Wallen was left off the field for country music's top honors at this year's CMA Awards, despite a run that included a sold-out stadium tour and more than a dozen weeks atop the Billboard charts, sparking backlash from fans online.

The chapter on main dishes in my cookbook, "Greek Out," starts with an explanation of what "main dish" means to me.

Sophie Cunningham has returned to podcasting, launching "No Hesitation" alongside prominent basketball trainer Drew Hanlen on Thursday, replacing the show she previously hosted with "Summer House" personality West Wilson. Wilson had publicly ...

Maria Bartiromo has spoken publicly for the first time since her abrupt departure from Fox News and Fox Business, thanking supporters for their messages and hinting that there is more to her story.

President Trump pushed back on reports that he didn't attend the memorial service to mark the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks because he wasn't allowed to give a speech, saying he's positive that organizers would have let him speak if he wanted to.

Political leaders solemnly commemorated Flight 93, the plane that went down in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, during the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, honoring the passengers whose heroic revolt against hijackers prevented the flight from reaching ...

Federal prosecutors have charged three California residents for allegedly scamming the state's referendum system by paying homeless people to pose as other voters, then sign petitions to try to get measures on the ballot.