New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel spoke publicly about photos showing him with reporter Dianna Russini, saying he's had difficult conversations with family.
Investors are reportedly expressing concerns about Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's management approach following internal communications criticizing political and industry figures.
The remains of a World War II airman have been returned to his New York City family eight decades after he was killed in action and declared nonrecoverable.
OpenAI completed a $122 billion funding round led by Amazon, Nvidia, and SoftBank, achieving an $852 billion valuation as it prepares for potential IPO.
SpaceX has reportedly engaged 21 banks for a potential initial public offering under the internal code name 'Project Apex,' according to multiple reports.
Data centers face policy debates while exploring new battery deployment strategies for operations.
Six months after Gaza's ceasefire took effect, humanitarian conditions remain dire while a new Iran war diverts international focus from the Palestinian territory.
A former Australian soldier has been charged with murdering five unarmed Afghans between 2009-2012, following a 2020 military report that found evidence of unlawful killings.
A University of Wisconsin-Madison scientist faces charges for allegedly poisoning a co-worker's water bottle with toxic chemicals.
A Massachusetts doctor faces 81 new charges including rape and assault allegedly involving 22 patients at Brigham and Women's hospitals.
Financial leaders express concerns about market volatility and recession risks amid recent stock market movements.
IBM agreed to pay $17 million to settle a government diversity probe while financial regulators increase scrutiny of private credit markets.
Recent studies reveal declining overdose deaths and STIs alongside rising concerns about wildlife disease spillover and antibiotic resistance.
A 26-year-old man was arrested by Singapore police for allegedly uploading an unreleased Avatar: The Last Airbender animated movie online.
Indonesia has legally recognized domestic workers after a 22-year advocacy effort, affecting approximately 4.2 million workers.
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