The Afghanistan branch of the Islamic State, Islamic State Khorasan (ISIS-K), will have the ability to launch attacks against United States interests outside of Afghanistan in less than six months, according to the top defense official in the region.
Jalen Carter, a former University of Georgia defensive tackle, has pleaded no contest to misdemeanor reckless driving and racing charges and will avoid serving any jail time.
The United Nations nuclear watchdog told member states on Wednesday that it is searching for 2.5 tons of uranium that have gone missing from a site in war-torn Libya this week, raising concerns over safety and nuclear proliferation.
Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) is urging the federal government to investigate the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and strengthen banking guardrails to prevent future incidents.
The U.S. Copyright Office declared that some artwork generated by artificial intelligence could be trademarked, clarifying the legal status of the derivative creation method.
The Virginia Education Department directed Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) to “cut ties” with Chinese government-linked entities after it was revealed by the Washington Examiner that one of its elite high schools had collaborated with a Chinese military-linked group for years.
Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) revealed the reason he nominated former President Donald Trump for House speaker during the prolonged vote in January, which lasted 15 ballots.
Bay Area regulators voted Wednesday to phase out the sale and installation of natural gas-powered water heaters and furnaces beginning in 2027, one of the most aggressive plans in the country to crack down on gas appliances in an effort to drive down greenhouse gas emissions.
