US appeals court rules Pentagon can blacklist AI firm Anthropic
A federal appeals court panel in Washington has upheld the Defense Department's decision to blacklist artificial intelligence company Anthropic.
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A federal appeals court panel in Washington has upheld the Defense Department's decision to blacklist artificial intelligence company Anthropic.
Federal Reserve official Beth Hammack warned that shifting public inflation expectations pose the biggest economic risk.
European Central Bank Governing Council member Boris Vujcic has warned that energy market shocks could keep inflation elevated.
The leadership of Die Linke in Berlin has voted to launch exploratory coalition talks with the Greens and the Social Democrats.
US stock indices advanced as markets monitored geopolitical developments in the Middle East alongside shifts in government bond yields.
China's president concluded his Washington visit and invited his US counterpart to continue talks in Beijing.
Bitget suspended withdrawals following a $350 million theft that pushed North Korea's reported cryptocurrency haul past $1 billion.
US equity indexes gained while crude oil prices tumbled following a conditional proposal by Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Chinese President Xi Jinping concluded his Washington visit with Donald Trump with few achievements announced.
Startup Ultraviolette led weekly funding rounds in Asia, which totaled approximately $110 million.
A Moscow court has ordered the pre-trial detention of election expert Alexander Kynev days after legislative elections.
According to foreign media reports, English football club Manchester City has been found guilty of nearly all Premier League charges and faces severe penalties.
Comfortable, partly cloudy conditions will prevail across Israel tonight and tomorrow, while rain hits New York and Tokyo.
Renewed fighting in Ethiopia's Tigray region has sparked fears of a return to war, prompting residents to panic buy supplies.
Dutch semiconductor equipment giant ASML reported that its revenue share in Europe fell to zero percent, calling on the EU to help stimulate demand.
Coalition parties in Romania have agreed to nominate former judge Andrea Chiș as justice minister in Siegfried Mureșan's incoming government.
The French literary institution removed Thélyson Orélien’s debut novel from its prize shortlist over AI allegations, which the publisher strongly denies.
In its first match since the 2026 World Cup, Brazil was held to a 1-1 draw by Australia after scoring on the final play.
Germany's transport authority has announced a global recall affecting millions of cars due to the risk of steering failure.
The leader of the Catholic Church landed in France for a four-day visit, declaring his intention to promote peace.
Maritime tracking data indicates traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has fallen to just nine vessels.
The global sell-off in government debt slowed, while US mortgage rates reached 7%.
China's first lady Peng Liyuan visited a Washington museum alongside Melania Trump, in an event highlighting cultural diplomacy between the two nations.
US and Chinese leaders voiced a desire to cooperate, but no major breakthroughs were reported on key issues such as trade and Taiwan.
A 26-year-old player whose parents are police officers was detained after narcotics were found inside his car.
WTI crude fell below $92 a barrel as talks concerning Iran eased immediate global supply jitters.
A NASA orbiter spots a new lunar crater, Hubble finds black hole hints in a giant cluster, and satellites track Hurricane Polo.
The Pope has begun a four-day tour of France, with scheduled stops and addresses in Paris, Lourdes, and Metz.
Jim Copenhaver, 76, who was severely injured in the Pennsylvania rally shooting, has passed away.
Firefighters in California made progress containing a lithium battery fire in La Verne, but evacuation orders remain in place as danger persists.
Clear to partly cloudy skies across Israel with high heat in Eilat, while rain is expected in New York and Tokyo.