A federal jury in Oakland, California, delivered a major legal setback to Elon Musk on Monday, rejecting his lawsuit against OpenAI after he accused the artificial intelligence company’s leadership of abandoning its original nonprofit mission and effectively “stealing a charity” through its move toward a for-profit structure. Musk, who

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faced sharp criticism online after appearing at a voting rights rally in Montgomery, Alabama, while standing behind a portable bulletproof glass barrier on wheels. The New York Democrat used the event to attack the Supreme Court’s recent decision rejecting race-based congressional redistricting, framing the ruling as

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is facing sharp criticism after making fiery comments about the South and the intensifying national fight over congressional redistricting, with critics arguing her rhetoric sounded less like political organizing and more like a warning aimed at Republican-led states. The New York Democrat made the remarks as her

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson is pushing back against the U.S. Supreme Court after the justices used a recent redistricting decision to send a clear message to lower courts about how far race-based district drawing can go under federal law. Jackson, appointed by former President Joe Biden, objected after the

A Republican-backed proposal to allocate $1 billion in Secret Service funding connected to President Donald Trump’s planned White House ballroom is facing a procedural hurdle after the Senate parliamentarian raised concerns about whether the provision can move forward under budget reconciliation rules. Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough signaled Saturday that

Newly reviewed documentary footage reportedly shows Hunter Biden appearing agitated just days after his attorneys reached a 2023 plea agreement with federal prosecutors over unpaid taxes and a felony gun charge. According to The New York Post, the footage comes from an unfinished documentary project by Hollywood attorney and writer

Rep. Maxine Waters is pushing back against calls for age limits in American politics, arguing that voters should decide who is fit to serve rather than allowing government-imposed age restrictions to determine who remains in office. The 87-year-old California Democrat made the remarks during a Capitol Hill exchange Thursday after

President Donald Trump announced that U.S. and Nigerian military forces carried out a successful joint operation in Africa that killed Abu-Bilal al-Minuki, a senior Islamic State figure described by American officials as one of the most dangerous terrorists in the world. Trump revealed the operation in a post on

Speculation surrounding the marriage of former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama resurfaced last week after reports said the former first lady was seen dining in Beverly Hills with the couple’s two daughters while her husband was away at a speaking engagement. The outing quickly drew attention online, with