Most-Wanted Fugitive Captured After 20 Years Hiding as Biotech Executive
A fugitive missing for two decades was arrested after living under an assumed identity as a senior biotechnology executive.
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US Set to Announce Civil Nuclear Deal with Saudi Arabia
The Biden-Trump transition administration is reportedly finalizing a historic civil nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia.
Rubio Tells Diplomats to Downplay US Tech ‘Kill Switch’
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has directed US diplomats to play down allied concerns that American-made weapons and software contain a remote 'kill switch.'
Emails Show Flock Fought Town Over Bagged Cameras
Internal emails reveal Flock Safety pushed back after a town covered its license plate cameras with bags, exposing tension over who really controls surveillance
Canada Scraps Joint Gordie Howe Bridge Opening With US
Canada has pulled out of a joint ceremony with the US to open the Gordie Howe International Bridge after President Trump announced new tariffs on Canadian goods
Modelling Scout Tied to Epstein Found Dead in Paris
A modelling scout with documented ties to Jeffrey Epstein has been found dead at his Paris home, French police say, reviving scrutiny of the disgraced financier
3,000 Data Centers Boom Hides a Jobs Cliff
The US is building roughly 3,000 data centers, but new analysis shows the construction boom creates far fewer permanent jobs than local officials promised.
Data Center Protests Erupt in 142 US Cities
Opponents of AI data centers staged 142 protests across 42 US states, citing soaring electricity bills, water use and land grabs tied to the AI boom.
SF Restaurant Faces Backlash Over AI Menu Images
A San Francisco restaurant is facing online backlash after using AI-generated images on its menu, reigniting debate over AI in food and hospitality.
US Wildfire Smoke Drifts Into B.C., Fouling Air Quality
Smoke from wildfires burning across the western United States has pushed into British Columbia, triggering air quality advisories in Vancouver and beyond.
