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Republican Congressman Tony Gonzales faces growing calls to resign after allegations emerge of an inappropriate relationship with a staff member who later died by suicide.

The U.S. Defense Secretary has summoned the CEO of Anthropic to an urgent meeting, signaling heightened scrutiny over the company's <strong>artificial intelligence</strong> technology.

Uber's engineers have created an AI-powered chatbot version of CEO Dara Khosrowshahi that employees use to practice their pitches. This innovative approach showcases Uber's commitment to AI technology.

An in-depth, fact-checked look at President Trump's State of the Union address, with context and annotations from NPR's team of reporters.

OpenAI prevails as US judge rules xAI fails to show misconduct by OpenAI in hiring former employees. Case may be refiled with modified claims.

As the nation faces complex geopolitical and economic issues, President Trump delivers a pivotal State of the Union address to rally support and outline his agenda.

President Trump set to deliver his first State of the Union address of his second term, aiming to rally support ahead of crucial midterm elections.

The House narrowly rejected a new air safety bill after the Pentagon voiced strong opposition, upending the discussion around responding to a fatal crash over the Potomac River.

Paramount Skydance increases its bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, offering $31 per share and covering the $7B regulatory fee. WBD says this could be a 'superior proposal' over Netflix's competing offer.

In a rare move, the U.K. Parliament held a debate criticizing the royal family, focusing on disgraced ex-Prince Andrew. This unprecedented discussion has opened the floodgates for further scrutiny.