Ukrainian and Russian forces conducted overnight drone attacks targeting military facilities and civilian areas, marking continued escalation in unmanned warfare.
A University of Wisconsin-Madison scientist faces charges for allegedly poisoning a co-worker's water bottle with toxic chemicals.
Michigan Democrats chose Amir Makled despite his controversial social media posts, while Rahm Emanuel calls for ending U.S. military aid to Israel.
AI-focused energy startup Fermi experienced executive departures and stock decline as leadership changes affect Texas data center development.
Financial markets rallied as investors anticipated potential peace agreements in the Middle East, with reports of Israel-Lebanon ceasefire discussions and speculation about U.S.-Iran talks.
Deutsche Lufthansa will cancel 20,000 short-haul flights across its airlines to reduce jet fuel consumption amid rising fuel prices.
Iran has given its commanders more operational independence over Iraqi militias, allowing some groups to conduct operations without central approval from Tehran.
Multiple energy initiatives advance nuclear reactor construction and fusion research amid industry transformation efforts.
Speaker Mike Johnson confronts end-of-month legislative deadlines while Republicans express concern over economic impact of Iran conflict.
Major homebuilder D.R. Horton posted decreased second-quarter profits as affordability concerns continue to impact the housing market.
The United States has begun a naval blockade of Iranian ports while allowing oil sanctions waivers to expire, disrupting shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
President Trump signed an executive order on psychedelic research while separate discussions continue around kratom's medical uses and safety concerns.
Television news programs featured discussions about President Trump's Iran policy, including polling data and calls for Congressional authorization.
French authorities have summoned Elon Musk and former X CEO Linda Yaccarino for questioning regarding allegations of child abuse material and deepfakes on the platform.
Churchill Downs Inc. will purchase the intellectual property rights to the Preakness Stakes for $85 million, consolidating the first two Triple Crown races under one company.
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