As Micron advances plans for semiconductor plants in Central New York, nearby residents voice a mix of optimism and concern, weighing jobs and growth against environmental and community change.
Ending child marriage strengthens education, health, and workforce readiness, allowing Africa’s young population to drive sustainable growth and fully realize its demographic dividend.
A reflective look at Oculus’s long-term strategy, tracing its patient approach to virtual and mixed reality amid shifting expectations and gradual adoption.
As a proposed deadline for a credit card rate cap nears, U.S. banks face growing uncertainty, with no clear rules, enforcement plans, or legal framework to guide their next steps.
Elon Musk is seeking up to $134 billion from OpenAI and Microsoft, arguing that his early support helped create gains that emerged after the AI group shifted toward commercial partnerships.
A reflective look at Lorwyn’s early standout cards, exploring how mood, tribal identity, and subtle power shaped one of Magic’s most memorable worlds.
As AI matures into long-term infrastructure, one quietly positioned stock stands out for 2026, reflecting patience, scale, and a generational shift rather than short-term hype.
More than 35 cards from the upcoming Magic: The Gathering TMNT set were accidentally revealed early after appearing in Lorwyn Eclipsed prerelease kits.
As AI-driven data centers multiply, proposals to rely on natural gas face a basic constraint: new power plants take years to plan and build, lagging behind rapid digital growth
The Mustang Dark Horse SC and Porsche 911 GT3 diverge in engine design, layout, and driver engagement, reflecting two distinct interpretations of modern performance.
Pokémon GO’s January calendar features Grookey Community Day, rotating raids, and familiar weekly events, offering a calm, routine-filled start to the year for players.
Human-wildlife conflict in Zimbabwe is intensifying as communities and animals compete for shrinking space, placing livelihoods, safety, and conservation efforts under growing strain.
Bank of America raised its price target on Alphabet after Google’s AI partnerships with Walmart and Apple, viewing the deals as validation of the company’s growth and monetization potential.
Anthropic’s Claude AI is gaining widespread attention for making advanced tasks like coding and analysis accessible to everyday users, signaling a quieter shift in how people interact with AI.
Tencent aims to work with major AI developers on shared data sets and collaboration to improve how AI systems support vulnerable users and reflect human needs with greater nuance.
The Supreme Court is set to consider a case that could reshape presidential authority over the Federal Reserve, raising questions about executive power and the long-standing independence of the central bank.
A large study found children who played more video games had slightly greater IQ gains over two years than peers, suggesting some gaming may be linked to cognitive growth.
In South Korea, the “Young 40s” meme has spread as Gen Z humorously teases people in their forties for adopting youthful fashion, reflecting shifting generational views on age and style.
A senior Trump administration official said Canada’s trade engagement with China does not pose a risk to the U.S. auto industry, citing stable North American trade structures.
Court rulings limiting Trump-era efforts to delay offshore wind have restored regulatory clarity, helping projects advance and supporting long-term grid reliability.
Officials in Nigeria’s APC say recent defections of governors into the ruling party reflect democratic choice and will not fragment the party’s unity or democratic competition.
More than 38,000 gallons of Meijer distilled water were recalled in six states, including Illinois and Indiana, after a floating black foreign substance was found; no illnesses reported.
More than 13,000 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken were recalled over possible Listeria contamination, with products distributed to several states including North Carolina; no illnesses reported.
American CEOs are expressing concern over Trump’s policies, but their pushback remains cautious and restrained, reflecting a desire to avoid confrontation while signaling unease.