Idaho legislature weighs legislation that would make it a criminal offense for transgender individuals to use bathrooms matching their gender identity in private establishments.
New policies affecting intelligence community participation in government investigations and public inquiries have been announced by senior officials.
Students and graduates say they were unexpectedly told to repay educational loans they received, with officials claiming eligibility errors.
A Yale committee issued critical findings about academia's role in higher education problems as Ohio State University confronts various institutional issues.
Tesla has started production of its autonomous Cybercab robotaxi at Gigafactory Texas, featuring no steering wheel or pedals.
Federal authorities say a California man led a crime tourism operation that used fake car rentals to facilitate nationwide luxury goods thefts.
High-speed rail development in the United States continues to struggle with budget increases and timeline delays, including California's stalled Los Angeles-San Francisco project.
A federal magistrate recommended the release of a mother and five children held at a Texas detention center for over 10 months.
The Israeli military dropped charges against five soldiers accused of sexually abusing a Palestinian prisoner at the Sde Teiman detention facility.
Various emerging technologies from low Earth orbit ventures to fusion power and deep ocean mining are attracting significant investment and regulatory focus.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is reportedly raising $100 billion to acquire and modernize manufacturing companies using artificial intelligence technology.
European lawmakers have given approval to a trade agreement with the United States that had been delayed for several months.
Kia announced its EV3 compact electric SUV will arrive in the US in late 2026, offering 320 miles of range as automakers continue EV expansion despite market challenges.
Platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket are attracting political observers for election wagering, competing with state-regulated gambling revenue.
Colombian pitcher Julio Teheran was removed from his scheduled World Baseball Classic start due to shoulder discomfort.
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