A new study reveals that over a third of adult Americans have lost relationships with friends, family, or partners due to political differences, a trend rising since 2016.
Britain’s Labour Party is bracing for significant losses in upcoming local elections, posing a serious test for leader Keir Starmer amid a fragmented political landscape.
Google, Microsoft, and xAI have agreed to provide the US government with early access to their AI models for evaluation and safety enhancement before public release. This expands an existing initiative.
Google DeepMind employees in London voted to unionize, aiming to prevent its AI from being used by the US and Israeli militaries. They demand an end to military contracts.
Microsoft plans to hide the MSN news feed in Windows 11 widgets by default, aiming to make them less distracting. This is part of broader improvements to the OS.
The Pulitzer Prizes honored coverage of the Trump administration and Daniel Kraus’s experimental WWI novel. Awards also recognized journalism, drama, history, biography, memoir, nonfiction, poetry, and music.
Audi warns that potential U.S. tariffs on European cars could significantly impact its financial performance. The automaker is also facing declining sales in China.
French Trade Minister Nicolas Forissier stated the EU has tools to respond to US threats on strategic industries like steel and autos. This comes after President Trump announced potential tariffs.
U.S. President Donald Trump has approved the “Keystone Light” pipeline project, aiming to transport Canadian crude oil to the U.S. despite environmental concerns.
The S&P 500 fell 0.5% from its record high as Middle East tensions escalated and investors prepared for earnings season. Analysts warn against confusing a narrow rally with a broad market signal.
