Wearable device company Ultrahuman disclosed that hackers accessed customer wellness data through stolen credentials from an infected employee laptop.
Clinical trials have begun for a vaccine targeting the H5N1 bird flu strain that has devastated bird populations globally but has not yet spread between humans.
Several technology companies reported quarterly results showing varied performance amid supply constraints, rising costs, and market uncertainties.
The Republic of Georgia faces digital visibility challenges as AI systems predominantly return results about the U.S. state rather than the Caucasus nation.
Federal investigators are examining cases involving at least 10 staff members at classified government facilities who have died or gone missing.
Consulting firm concludes county fire officials did not discriminate in evacuation orders during deadly Eaton fire in Altadena.
Analysis by advocacy group reveals workplace harassment claims against House and Senate members, with nine accused lawmakers still serving.
Two Democratic members of Congress are demanding the Treasury Department reverse a waiver that allows India to purchase Russian oil.
Court documents detail charges in an Illinois triple murder case while a suspect is indicted in decades-old Texas Killing Fields murders.
Democratic and Republican lawmakers clashed during a House hearing on immigration issues, with disputes over driving licenses and ICE detention policies.
President Trump signed an executive order for expedited review of psychedelic drugs as data shows declining cocaine use among younger Americans.
New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel spoke publicly about photos showing him with reporter Dianna Russini, saying he's had difficult conversations with family.
The Kansas City Royals and Hallmark Cards announced a partnership to build a new downtown ballpark surrounded by mixed-use development.
The NWSL granted Columbus its 18th expansion team for 2028, while the WNBA announced a record 216 nationally televised games for 2026.
Republicans on the House Energy and Commerce Committee plan to advance legislation making daylight saving time permanent nationwide.
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