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New York City Bans AI for Students Through 8th Grade for One Year

New York City announced a one-year ban on AI tools for students through eighth grade, with new literacy classes and screen-time caps for older students.

NBA Suspends Clippers Owner Ballmer, Strips Five Draft Picks Over Kawhi Deal

The NBA suspended Clippers owner Steve Ballmer for one year, stripped five first-round draft picks and fined the team $30 million over the Kawhi Leonard ca

New York City Bans AI for Students Through 8th Grade for One Year

New York City announced a one-year ban on AI tools for students through eighth grade, with new literacy classes and screen-time caps for older students.

Two Killed and Suspect Dead in Downtown Minneapolis High-Rise Shooting

Two people were killed and seven wounded, including three police officers, in a shooting at a downtown Minneapolis high-rise Wednesday. The suspect is dead

HPE Raises Annual Forecasts as AI Server Demand Lifts Quarterly Revenue

Hewlett Packard Enterprise raised its annual profit and revenue forecasts after AI server and networking demand drove a quarterly earnings beat.

US Lettuce Cyclospora Outbreak Reaches 20 States, Sickens 11,458 People

US health officials confirmed on Thursday that a cyclospora outbreak tied to recalled iceberg lettuce has reached 20 states, sickening 11,458 people.

Trump Renames Lake Ontario ‘Lake America’ in US Amid Canada Trade War

Trump signed an executive order Thursday renaming Lake Ontario 'Lake America' for US records, escalating the trade dispute with Canada.

Fed’s Lisa Cook Rejects Trump Firing Threat, Denies Mortgage Fraud

Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook rejected a renewed Trump attempt to remove her from the central bank on Wednesday, denying mortgage fraud allegations.

Carney Says Trump Aims to ‘Destroy’ Canada’s Auto Industry, Sets Talk Terms

Canadian PM Mark Carney accused Trump of trying to destroy Canada's auto industry and set conditions for resuming trade talks after negotiations broke down

Supreme Court Clears Trump Mail Voting Order Ahead of US Midterms

The US Supreme Court on Monday lifted an injunction blocking Trump's mail voting restrictions across 23 states and Washington, DC, ahead of the midterms.

US Hits Canada With 50% Tariffs on $20 Billion of Goods After Talks Fail

The US imposed 50% tariffs on about $20 billion of Canadian goods after trade talks collapsed. Canada will retaliate dollar-for-dollar from September 8.

Roberts Lets Trump Continue $400M White House Ballroom Work For Now

Chief Justice John Roberts signed a temporary order Friday allowing construction of Trump's $400 million White House ballroom to continue while the court w

Pentagon Fires Stars and Stripes Editor Erik Slavin Over Insubordination

Stars and Stripes editor-in-chief Erik Slavin said on Friday he was fired for insubordination, calling it retaliation for defending editorial independence.

Trump Says US and Canada Reach Trade Deal, Averting New Tariffs

President Trump said Tuesday the US and Canada reached a trade deal ensuring no tariffs for US farmers and businesses, ending a dispute over $20 billion in

Trump Nominates White House Aide Heidi Overton to Lead FDA

President Trump has nominated White House aide Dr. Heidi Overton as FDA commissioner, tapping a trusted insider to steer the agency through competing prior

Dulles Airport Board Approves $19.9 Billion Overhaul, Terminal Rebuild in 2027

The board overseeing Washington Dulles International Airport approved a $19.9 billion modernization plan, with a $6.2 billion terminal rebuild starting in

DOJ Defends Comey Prosecution, Cites His Novel in Seashell Threat Case

US prosecutors urged a judge to keep the case against James Comey over a '86 47' seashell post, citing his forthcoming novel and disputed intent.

Angie Nixon Upsets Vindman in Florida Democratic Senate Primary

Progressive Angie Nixon defeated Alexander Vindman in Florida's Democratic Senate primary and will face Republican Ashley Moody in November's midterm elect

Harvard to Pay $53 Million Over Stolen Body Parts From Medical School Morgue

Harvard University will pay $53 million to settle lawsuits over the theft and sale of human remains from its medical school morgue.

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