OpenAI CEO Sam Altman linked an attack on his home to a moment of “great anxiety” around AI.

An opposition party defeated Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in national elections on Sunday, marking a stunning end to his 16-year tenure.

“Attacking civilian infrastructure, under the guise of ‘we’re attacking the Americans,’ is something that Qatar views as a just bold-faced lie.”

Prices of Persian Gulf oil, the key raw material for many plastics, have surged, forcing plastic makers in Asia and Europe to cut output.

Pope Leo XIV warned the world is becoming “accustomed to violence,” urging leaders in his first Easter address to end conflict and prioritize dialogue.

Making travel less comfortable was supposed to pressure members of Congress to act, but they left Washington without passing a funding bill anyway.

CISA, housed within DHS and responsible for defending critical infrastructure, has been hamstrung by the ongoing shutdown.

China launched two probes into US trade practices, as both sides aim to build leverage before Donald Trump’s trip to Beijing in May.

A gathering of prominent American conservatives last week exposed deep divisions within the Republican Party over the Iran war.

Ukraine has achieved its largest domestic territorial gains in more than two years after Elon Musk cut off Starlink internet service to Russian forces, showing how digital infrastructure is redefining the modern battlefield.

The two Republican senators sparred during Mullin’s hearing to become Homeland Security secretary

As Hollywood celebrates the Oscars on Sunday, the glitz masks a deeper crisis for the entertainment industry: rising production costs.