Iran Executes Graduate Student Accused of Spying for CIA and Mossad
Iranian authorities hanged Erfan Shakourzadeh, a graduate student accused of espionage for U.S. and Israeli intelligence,…
LATEST GLOBAL NEWS & BREAKING STORIES
Latest World News, Politics, Business & Technology Headlines
Fast, readable coverage from world affairs, U.S. news, politics, business, health, climate, science, and technology — optimized for every screen.
Americans on Hantavirus Cruise Ship Returning to U.S.
Passengers exposed to hantavirus aboard a cruise ship are scheduled to return to the United States amid ongoing health concerns
Supreme Court Limits Racially Based Congressional Districts in Key Ruling
The Supreme Court struck down a majority-Black district in Louisiana, signaling a shift in redistricting that could reshape political representation and deepen partisan gerrymandering
Los Angeles Zoo Welcomes Five Endangered Baby Primates in Baby Boom
The Los Angeles Zoo recently celebrated the birth of five endangered baby primates, including a gorilla, orangutan, and three chimpanzees, within five months
Biden Energy Secretary and Senator Discuss Iran Ceasefire on Face the Nation
Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Senator Mark Kelly joined Face the Nation to discuss the fragile ceasefire with Iran and other political developments ahead…
AI’s Biggest Challenge May Be Its Impact on Human Judgment
Investment manager Tom Slater warns that AI could undermine human judgment and learning, posing risks beyond labor market disruption
Experts Warn of AI Risks to Democracy Without Strong Regulation
A new book by European thinkers argues insufficient AI regulation has enabled power concentration, urging democratic action to prevent authoritarian outcomes
Abe Foxman, Longtime ADL Leader, Dies at 86
Abe Foxman, former national director of the Anti-Defamation League and prominent advocate against antisemitism, has passed away at the age of 86
Russia and Ukraine trade ceasefire violation accusations during prisoner swap truce
Both Russia and Ukraine claim ceasefire violations amid ongoing hostilities during a U.S.-brokered prisoner swap and three-day truce
Supreme Court Ruling Shifts Focus of Gerrymandering to Partisan Lines
The Supreme Court's latest decision bans racial considerations in district drawing but allows partisan motivations, sparking swift redistricting efforts nationwide