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President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump criticized Jimmy Kimmel over comments made ahead of the White House correspondents' dinner. The FCC maintains that this is about a probe over Disney's diversity practices.

A debate has been raging since at least 1995, when The Washington Post and the New York Times published the Unabomber's writings, about the merits of quoting from the musings of violent attackers.

Raised in a Texas refinery town, she blazed her own trail through journalism as a woman in the 1960s. She celebrated her 80th birthday by trekking through Utah.

Corporate drama and a stock plummet at Fermi America are raising questions about the sustainability of the wider artificial intelligence boom.

Ideological divides are slowing the central bank's decision-making and could pose a challenge for the president's nominee to run the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh.

A federal appeals court stayed an earlier ruling that said the Pentagon's latest press policy was too restrictive, in an ongoing case brought by the New York Times.

Thousands of cancer victims allege Roundup was responsible for their illness, in one of the largest waves of product liability litigation in U.S. history.

The move against Manus AI is Beijing's most aggressive step yet to stanch the loss of AI talent to the U.S., setting up a complicated legal and political fight.

The Republican senator had blocked Kevin Warsh's nomination until the Justice Department stood down on its investigation of Fed Chair Jerome H. Powell.

An advocate called the higher-than-expected numbers "jarring," and consumer advocates say they signal a surprisingly high rate of extreme financial distress.