Recent research reveals that artificial intelligence is disproportionately pushing employees near retirement out of white-collar roles, increasing unemployment among older workers.
Four New York Times journalists face subpoenas from the Department of Justice following their report on security issues that forced President Trump to abandon the new Air Force One.
A Russian missile and drone attack wounded 11 in Kyiv amid escalating Ukrainian strikes on vessels supporting Russian military logistics in the Sea of Azov.
Liberland, a self-declared micronation backed by crypto billionaires, challenges traditional democracy by allowing voting power to be purchased through cryptocurrency tokens.
A bipartisan deal reached between U.S. senators and the administration paves the way for stronger sanctions imposing heavy tariffs on countries purchasing Russian energy products.
Douglas Elliman’s new AI-driven tech overhaul signals industry shifts, with CEO acknowledging layoffs and a potential decrease in agent demand amid expanding automation.
Iran has dismissed negotiation efforts with the U.S., demanding a U.S. military retreat before talks can resume amid rising tensions and renewed conflict in the Gulf.
Stablecoin reserves held by exchanges surged to $93 billion, with Binance controlling 57% of the total, highlighting a growing concentration of liquidity on the platform.
The U.S. government revoked Chevron’s license to operate in Venezuela and signaled tariffs on oil-importing countries to tighten economic restrictions on Nicolás Maduro’s regime.
The CEO of a major tech firm calls for steep AI price reductions as current costs hinder enterprise adoption and AI struggles to replace human labor effectively.