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Senator Roger Marshall called recent U.S. strikes on Iran a "mop-up operation," arguing that Iran remains a threat and further strikes may be needed. His warni…
Federal graduate student loan limits will cap at $20,500/year under new rules starting July 1, aimed at pressuring schools to reduce tuition. Economists debate…
A special-edition U.S. passport featuring Donald Trump's photo, signature, and "250" marking America's 250th birthday will be sold in limited quantities via in…
The U.S. is investigating Germany’s drug pricing system, claiming it forces American patients to overpay for medications while Germany keeps costs low at home.…
Vice President JD Vance argued the U.S. would benefit regardless of Iran nuclear deal outcomes, either through a revived deal or weakened Iranian nuclear capac…
The Trump administration now requires U.S. Commerce Department screening of foreign users before exporting Anthropic’s advanced AI model, marking new governmen…
Apple seeks U.S. approval to buy RAM chips from blacklisted Chinese supplier YMTC due to global memory price surges and supply chain shortages. The request hig…
The U.S. Department of Defense has cleared over 100 companies and agencies to use Anthropic’s secure AI model, Mythos 5, including non-U.S. personnel on joint …
Anthropic’s AI model Mythos 5 resumed limited use after two weeks of U.S. government restrictions over misuse concerns. The delay highlights escalating tension…
The Trump administration approved Anthropic to share its advanced AI model, Mythos, with select U.S. companies and government agencies, balancing innovation wi…
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that the Trump administration can end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for 400,000 migrants, including Haitians and Syrians, potent…
