Lawsuit Accuses Meta Of Using AI To Target Disabled Workers
The lawsuit is linked to the company's broader workforce reduction plan, which called for cutting about 10 percent of its global workforce.
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Israeli Cabinet Allocates $434 Million For Settlement Expansion
The funding forms part of a broader 8.5 billion-shekel program that includes plans to build approximately 12,000 new housing units and expand infrastructure in the territory.
Darline Graham Sworn In to Complete Late Brother's Senate Term
The report said Lindsey Graham became his sister's legal guardian when she was 13 and later adopted her so she could receive military benefits.
Trump Says U.S. Investigating Possible Iranian Drones In Cuba
Trump told reporters that the administration is examining the possibility and warned that the United States would respond if evidence showed Iranian drones were being kept on the island.
Taco Bell Investigated In Multistate Cyclospora Outbreak
Michigan has reported 2,640 cases and 44 hospitalizations, while the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed hundreds of cases across multiple states.
What was Discussed During The Trump-Iraq White House Meeting
Trump also emphasized maintaining a U.S. military presence in Iraq primarily for protection.
U.S. Expands Sanctions On Cuba's Tourism Sector
The report said the sanctions, authorized under a May executive order, block the U.S.-based property and financial interests of the designated entities.
ICE Suspends Most Traffic Enforcement Following Deadly Incidents
Angus King said the agents involved in the Biddeford shooting were not equipped with body cameras, despite congressional funding for the technology.
Why Are Supreme Court Justices Seeking More Security Funding
Barrett said explaining such dangers to her children was one of the most difficult aspects of serving on the nation's highest court.
$50M: T.Rex Skeleton Becomes Most Expensive Fossil Ever Auctioned
The 67-million-year-old fossil was discovered in South Dakota and measures 38 feet long and 12.5 feet tall
US Trade Fraud Investigations Surpass $1 Billion Mark
The total includes penalties, settlements, restitution, asset forfeitures and alleged losses in pending criminal and civil cases. About $150 million of the overall figure relates to ongoing cases.
Watch: Russia, China Conduct Joint Drills In Yellow Sea
Russia and China tested artillery and machine-gun systems to repel drones.
Fed Chair Warsh Outlines New Strategy To Tackle Inflation
He acknowledged that elevated prices over the past five years have burdened American households and businesses
Watch: Soleimani Evil Genius, Killed Many, Says Trump
Soleimani had killed many and maimed American soldiers. USA got to him before he could get to us, Trump said.
IBM Misses Q2 Expectations As Stock Tumbles
The company reported adjusted earnings of $2.93 per share on revenue of $17.2 billion
Watch: U.S. Launches Strikes Against Iran
The strikes come a few hours after President Trump announced that a maritime blockade on Iran is reinstated.