The open letter - signed by over 400 actors, directors and artists - hits back against tech giants like Google and OpenAI.

Wired first reported that more than 300 blog posts critical of companies like Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, and AI firms—mostly ...

The Social Security Administration will now require beneficiaries to prove their identity when claiming benefits or changing ...

Sean Duffy, the U.S. transportation secretary, demanded a long list of details about crime in the subway and on buses in New ...

Aubrey Plaza is among hundreds of stars who signed an open letter to the White House voicing concerns about OpenAI and Google’s development ambitions. The document, sent over the weekend and obtained ...

Get on board with subway safety or hop off the gravy train. President Trump’s transportation chief demanded the MTA fork over ...

Three military veterans who just lost their jobs due to the Trump administration's mass firings and sharp spending cuts ...

The Trump administration is promising more tariffs, with April 2 as the big day. Investors and companies gripped by uncertainty over who could get targeted, by how much, and if any levies really stick ...

General Motors Corp. and Nvidia officials have agreed to a business partnership that will help GM more efficiently produce ...

Hundreds of Hollywood stars have urged Donald Trump's White House to protect film, TV, and music copyrights against big tech ...

Hollywood celebrities, including Olivia Wilde and Paul McCartney, have urged the Trump administration to prevent OpenAI and ...

Big Tech giants like Google and ChatGPT maker OpenAI are seeking a “license to steal” as they push the White House to allow ...