Musk’s Le Pen endorsement drew a rebuff from her party
Elon Musk called Marine Le Pen France's last hope. French ministers called it interference — and her own National Rally declined the Le Pen endorsement.
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Elon Musk called Marine Le Pen France's last hope. French ministers called it interference — and her own National Rally declined the Le Pen endorsement.
Jarron Collins accepted the Arthur Ashe Award for Courage for his late twin Jason at the 2026 ESPYS, two months after Jason died of glioblastoma at 47.
Argentina's players held a Falklands banner after beating England 2-1. The UK wants FIFA to investigate — but the likely fine is half of what they paid in 2014.
Lake Powell is nearing its "dead power pool" elevation, threatening hydropower for millions. Here's what the critically low water levels mean for the West.
New York is the first state to pause approval of new AI data centers, targeting the massive energy and water demands of large-scale computing facilities.
California condor numbers have soared from 22 birds in 1982 to 607 today. A Yurok Tribe reintroduction just produced the first wild egg in the Pacific Northwest
30 beluga whales stuck at a closed theme park for two years have finally been rescued. Here's where they're going and what made the operation so complex.
Darline Graham Nordone, sister of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, has been picked to fill his South Carolina Senate seat for the remainder of his term.
A federal judge has voided the $1.8B IRS settlement that granted Trump immunity from tax audits, calling the deal "improper." Here's what it means.
A new lawsuit claims Meta used AI to target workers with medical conditions for layoffs. Here's what former employees allege and what it means for AI in HR.