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On the cusp of the studio's merger with Paramount, Warner Bros.' "Digger" flopped in its opening weekend, handing Tom Cruise one of the worst debuts of his career and serving as a bitter final note for Warner Bros. as a standalone studio.

President Trump on Sunday appointed Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton to oversee a coordinated federal effort to advance artificial intelligence.

President Donald Trump on Sunday tapped Jay Clayton, his director of national intelligence, to lead a new government task force on artificial intelligence.

God, guns, global warming and immigration dominate the early cases as the Supreme Court kicks off its new term Monday.

After eight years in business, the Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Baltimore County, Maryland, will be shutting down on Nov. 1.

In a commercial kitchen outside Raleigh, North Carolina, Nicholas Hohns spreads a blue-green goo into a gridded mold, making one of his company's signature products: potent THC gummies, featuring the primary intoxicating compound found in marijuana.

Maryland on Thursday became the first state to ban grocers and third-party delivery apps from changing prices in real time based on customer data.

The final jobs report before the midterm elections showed sluggish hiring in September, but the mediocre number offers a silver lining for President Trump and his Republican Party's defense of Capitol Hill majorities.

Nike will eliminate jobs as part of a sweeping restructuring meant to make the sportswear giant "more agile, efficient and athlete-focused." The company has not said how many positions are at stake.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore touted a bipartisan, governor-led coalition on artificial intelligence, saying at Thursday's Maryland Innovation Summit that the group is filling a policy void left by federal inaction.