Trump to pardon Lindsay Clancy? POTUS reacts to lawyer Kevin Reddington's plea, ‘I hope they can…’
Trump addressed Lindsay Clancy's legal request for a presidential pardon, stating it wasn't applicable as her case falls under state law.
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Will Trump’s crypto bill become law despite opposition from Democrats and banks?
Trump's crypto bill faces opposition from Democrats and banks as the Senate prepares to vote on the Clarity Act and new US crypto regulation rules.
‘Will be bigger than internet’: Trump advocates for AI amid ‘doomsday’ warnings, calls them ‘hoax’
In a post, Trump attributed the “outburst” against AI to United States's progress and lead in the sector as compared to “every other country”.
Amazon's AWS unable to restore Bahrain cloud facility, one UAE data zone after Iran war damage
AWS said damage during the Iran war affected its Bahrain facility and one UAE data zone, forcing customers to shift workloads to other regions.
Who is F Dennis Saylor? 5 things to know about Massachusetts judge who blocked Trump's controversial student visa rule
A federal judge has delayed the Department of Homeland Security's new regulation limiting international students' stay in the U.S. to four years.
US moves to forfeit over $61 million in cryptocurrency linked to ‘illicit’ Iranian oil money
In a civil forfeiture claim, federal prosecutors in Manhattan alleged that Iran used cryptocurrency to launder over $1.5 billion in illicit oil money.
Dutch rail network hit by major disruption, company suspects sabotage
A major railway disruption in the Netherlands affected thousands of passengers as ProRail investigated suspected sabotage at multiple locations.
US 10-year Treasury yield hits 5%: Will oil prices and Fed rate decision push yields even higher?
US 10-year Treasury yield hits 5% as oil prices, inflation, rising debt and the Fed rate decision raise concerns over higher bond yields.
France’s centre has one question: who can beat Marine Le Pen?
One presidential hopeful donned an apron and served frites from a food truck. Another put on a harness and climbed to the top of a wind turbine. Yet another launched a “1,000 bistros” listening tour. Gimmicky showmanship means that presidential-election season is under way. At a ...
The Gulf’s AI Nightmare Came Courtesy of an Iranian Drone
Amazon data centers in the U.A.E. and Bahrain are still offline months after being hit in the Iran war, testing the region’s multibillion-dollar ambitions.
Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi to visit China for second time since Middle East war started
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi will visit China on Wednesday, his second such trip since the US and Israel attacked his country in late February.
US admits weapons are in orbit — Why China is warning of a new space arms race
US admits Space Force has operational weapons in orbit as China warns the move could fuel a new space arms race and increase military tensions.
Nancy Mace calls for public execution of Lindsay Clancy: ‘It could be by firearm, it could be electric chair…’
Rep. Nancy Mace said Lindsay Clancy should be publicly executed, stating, “Her children are dead, she should be dead too.”
The School Where Students Do Farmwork and Chores—and Pay $40,000 a Semester
High-schoolers attending the Mountain School seek a reprieve from tech and a college-application boost from washing dishes, herding sheep and harvesting corn.
British man admits drugging, raping wife for 20 years in 'Pelicot-like' case
The husband, from the Stockport area of Greater Manchester, will be sentenced for the counts he has admitted at the conclusion of the trial.
AI Leaders Are Calling for a Slowdown, but Wall Street Keeps on Buying
Talk of heading off AI’s potential role in destroying humanity hurt some stocks and helped others, with major U.S. indexes edging lower.
The Lightning Offensive That Saw the Houthis Grab a Crucial Oil Corridor
DUBAI—After sitting out months of the Iran war, Yemen’s Tehran-backed Houthi rebels seized a crucial maritime chokepoint in a lightning offensive over the weekend that further imperiled global energy supplies and injected the group into any effort to resolve the conflict.
Shot Into the Sky at 700 MPH: Inside the Secret Fraternity of Ejection Survivors
People who live through the harrowing experience join a little-known fraternity where members get silk ties and $5,000 watches.