The Department of Justice indicted 15 Minneapolis-area residents for allegedly conspiring to obstruct ICE agents, citing activities ranging from protests to online group chats.
SpaceX appointed Roelof Botha as an independent board member and audit committee member following its record-breaking initial public offering, enhancing oversight amid its transition to a public company.
A draft deal between the US and Iran outlines uranium dilution, temporary sanctions relief, toll-free access to the Strait of Hormuz, and a call to cease military actions in Lebanon.
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates steady but indicated a potential rate hike by year-end, prompting market declines and suggesting a prolonged period of tighter monetary policy.
Anthropic halted public access to its new AI models Mythos 5 and Fable 5 after US authorities imposed usage restrictions aimed at controlling deployment.
Jeff Bezos challenges widespread fears of AI-induced job losses, predicting that AI will instead boost productivity and create labor shortages as workers leave the workforce.
The Department of Justice has intervened to dismiss legal challenges against xAI’s methane-powered generators, which have raised pollution concerns among Mississippi communities.
Australian startup MCi Carbon has launched its first carbon capture facility and aims to raise $50 million later this year to support global expansion of its CO2-utilizing technology.
The U.S. Court of Appeals blocked a lower court’s suspension of sanctions against Francesca Albanese, affirming restrictions tied to her alleged anti-Israel activities at the United Nations.
In his first meeting as chair, Kevin Warsh kept interest rates unchanged and signaled fewer cuts this year, highlighting persistent inflation and geopolitical energy risks.