A New York woman faces charges for reportedly sending multiple cryptocurrency payments to a Gaza-based militant linked to the Palestine Islamic Jihad, a designated terrorist group.
Slate introduces an electric pickup priced near $25,000, aiming to offer simplicity, self-repair capability, and practical range for cost-conscious drivers.
New York City passes a law requiring the NYPD to report on measures preventing harassment near K-12 schools and childcare centers, while colleges remain excluded amid ongoing anti-Israel protests.
CoreWeave’s validation of Nvidia Vera Rubin NVL72 ushers in a new era of rack-level AI computing architecture designed for continuous, large-scale agentic AI workloads.
The Trump administration reversed export bans on Anthropic’s Fable 5 and Mythos 5 AI models, restoring access globally after months of suspension.
New Jersey’s $91 billion FY2027 budget directs substantial funding toward diversity, reproductive health, climate education, and other identity-based initiatives amid concerns over fiscal priorities.
Tesla’s Terafab project has recruited a longtime Intel executive to direct its advanced semiconductor manufacturing facility, marking a major step in the company’s $55 billion chip fab initiative.
TRON's low-fee stablecoin network recorded $1.96 trillion in Q1 transactions, driven largely by USDT settlement activity, highlighting shifting liquidity dynamics in crypto markets.
Australian music and creative industries call on the government to enforce copyright protections against unauthorized AI use of artistic works without consent or compensation.
A coalition of major financial and tech companies, including Visa and Stripe, unveiled Open USD, a new stablecoin designed to offer fee-free minting and challenge market leaders Tether and Circle.