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The billionaire's offer is illegal under federal law. TSA workers received $0 paychecks last week and absence rates are spiking.

After losing in the first round at Miami, the four-time Grand Slam champion asked herself whether the tour was worth the time away from her daughter.

Cuba's power grid collapsed on Saturday — the third nationwide blackout this month and second in a week. The country has not received foreign oil for three months following US threats of tariffs against any nation supplying fuel to Cuba.

Andy Weir's blockbuster rests on a quietly radical thesis: that all intelligent civilizations hit the same ceiling, discover the same technologies, and face the same existential threats. Two writers argue about what this means for AI.

Ryan Gosling's sci-fi blockbuster is breaking records because it understands something Hollywood forgot: audiences want to watch smart people figure things out.

Soaring fuel prices from the Strait of Hormuz blockade are driving a spike in EV sales. BYD and GWM report significant increases as Chinese brands now dominate Australia's top 10 sellers.

New research quantifies what regulators should have anticipated: chatbots designed to be agreeable are harming people in psychological distress.

When a tech CEO calls for government regulation of his own industry, it tells us something about where the reckoning has arrived.