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AI is becoming a dominant political issue, with many on the right and the left coalescing around concerns about the rapid growth of the industry.

In an interview with The New York Times, Sharyn Alfonsi said the expiration of her deal "sends a chilling message to the entire newsroom."

Timothy Hudson, 16, has been living in the custody of his uncle following the death of Anna Kepner, who was 18 when she died on Nov. 7, 2025 aboard a Carnival cruise ship.

The Trump administration said more than 4,000 importers who applied for refunds had not provided the bank information needed to process their refunds.

In an interview with NBC News, Mamdani said housing policies have too often been framed as a "choice," adding "that doesn't have to be the case any longer."

The president insisted that the federal government alone has the authority to regulate event-contract platforms. But a growing number of states disagree.

The AI boom's most high-profile executives didn't immediately weigh in on the pope's lengthy encyclical, though some tech industry leaders signaled support for his overarching message.

In an interview Tuesday with NBC News, the vice president said he is glad the pope tackled the topic. Vance also discussed why X remains off his phone after he deleted it for Lent.

The coffee chain drew backlash with a marketing campaign for a drink tumbler that is widely perceived as mocking those who died for South Korea's pro-democracy movement.

The tech giant said Monday that it had achieved a breakthrough that would allow it to make cutting-edge chips within five years.