Honolulu may become the first city to require bars and nightclubs to keep naloxone, known by brand names such as Narcan, on-site to minimize opioid overdose deaths in high-risk areas.
Chinese officials renewed a call for an “international mechanism” to modulate artificial intelligence technology abroad while regulators work to prevent domestic breakthroughs that could endanger the regime.
Bud Light is taking another swing at winning back the hearts, and wallets, of its former customers, this time through a music tour featuring multiple artists.
Health experts have rejected claims by Democratic presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr. that allege chemicals in the environment could be contributing to gender dysphoria in children, calling the theory "unfounded."
Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) is still seeking answers concerning the cocaine discovered in the West Wing of the White House last week, despite the Secret Service ending its investigation.
A federal judge ruled Thursday that cryptocurrency Ripple’s token is “not necessarily a security on its face,” a major development for the digital asset and other cryptocurrencies.
President Joe Biden turned snarky with reporters following a NATO meeting between himself and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, days after a report revealed that he has snapped at members of his staff at the White House.
Former President Donald Trump added a new white-collar defense attorney to his team defending him against charges leveled by special counsel Jack Smith that he unlawfully retained classified documents after leaving the Oval Office.
