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President Donald Trump threatened "secondary tariffs" on buyers of Russian oil if Vladimir Putin refuses a ceasefire with Ukraine, adding later that he didn't think the Russian president would "go back on his word."

A rocket built by German startup Isar Aerospace flew for half a minute before the flight was terminated in its first attempt to reach orbit on Sunday, part of an endeavor to make Europe less reliant on the US for private satellite launches.

In episode six, a new generation of nudify software makes it shockingly simple for kids to unclothe their schoolmates, but it's much harder to uncover who is behind these apps.

International regulators on Friday condemned a seabed mining company's move to circumvent their authority by seeking the Trump administration's approval to extract critical minerals from untouched ocean ecosystems.

Elon Musk said his xAI artificial intelligence startup has acquired the X platform, which he also controls, at a valuation of $33 billion, marking a surprise twist for the social network formerly known as Twitter.

Christophe Cherix, the head of its drawings and prints department, will succeed Glenn Lowry.

The Sundance Film Festival, the largest independent film festival in the US, is moving to Boulder, Colorado, in 2027 after more than 40 years in Utah.

Regulators of major US banks including JPMorgan Chase & Co., Morgan Stanley and Citigroup Inc. may be forced to fight for desks as the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency pulls staff back to a Times Square skyscraper -- without enough space for ...

Since Donald Trump's return to the White House, US companies have all but abandoned the green bonds that were once touted as a way for corporate America to have a hand in fixing the planet.

Germany added more onshore wind turbines in the past decade than any other European country, but a severe slump in output this month shows how the nation's energy system is still at the mercy of the weather and its old fossil-fuel plants.