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Social media giant Snap announces layoffs of 16% of full-time staff as they embrace AI to boost efficiency and support their community and partners.

Despite failures in Gaza and Iran, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sees Lebanon as his final chance for a major political victory before leaving office.

Researchers aim to create a comprehensive record of regional swearwords and slang terms to prevent loss of Britain's diverse linguistic heritage.

Former President Trump's belief that diet soda can prevent cancer sparks backlash from medical professionals. Oz and Trump Jr. reveal the controversial claim.

Pope Leo delivers a message of peace and healing as the war of words between the Vatican and Trump administration escalates.

Despite growing availability, public skepticism remains high toward self-driving vehicles, with polls showing deep distrust in the emerging technology.

As countries continue emergency spending to combat economic challenges, experts warn of mounting debt crises. Explore the implications and potential solutions.

As violence continues between Israel and Lebanon, officials are reportedly considering a ceasefire to ease the conflict. This comes as Israel scales back attacks on Beirut but maintains strikes in southern Lebanon.

Anthropic, the AI research company, has turned down venture capital funding offers that would value it at over $800 billion, opting to remain independent and focused on developing groundbreaking technologies.

Kevin Klose, the visionary who guided NPR through a golden era, has passed away at the age of 85. His tenure oversaw the network's remarkable growth and financial stability.