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The Open Markets Institute, an organization dedicated to stopping monopolies, is calling on U.S. regulators to oppose any attempt by Paramount-Skydance to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery following Netflix's decision to walk away from its previous deal ...

Burger King is testing AI-powered headsets that can recite recipes, alert managers when inventories are low and even track how friendly employees are to customers.

Malik Musawwir, vice president of navigation systems at Lockheed Martin, joins the show to talk about GPS satellites, their importance to national security, and what the future of GPS-powered navigation looks like.

Senate Democrats are telling the Trump administration to stop "stonewalling" and refund money collected under a tariff structure the Supreme Court deemed illegal.

Benson Lu's life revolves around Pokemon. The 26-year-old has played the mobile game Pokemon Go every day for a decade, watches the animated show every week, goes to the local card shop in his Los Angeles suburb to play the brand's trading card game ...

Leading artificial intelligence company Anthropic rejected an ultimatum Thursday from the Trump administration to open up its AI applications to unlimited use by the U.S. military or risk losing its Pentagon contracts and potentially be labeled a ...

Burger King is rolling out the first significant changes to its flagship Whopper sandwich in nearly a decade, and customers visiting any of the chain's more than 7,000 U.S. locations this week will notice some key differences.

Dolly Parton's name might inspire full-throated sing-alongs to her working woman's anthem "9 to 5," or evoke memories of thrilling days spent at her Dollywood theme park.

College students and graduates have more faith than the public in higher education's ability to overcome rising costs, workforce misalignment and political polarization, according to a new study.

A federal appeals court on Thursday ruled in favor of President Trump's ability to strip many federal employees of their collective bargaining rights, erasing a lower court injunction.