Apple's CEO Tim Cook teases a 'big week ahead' with new product launches including the iPhone 17e, Low-Cost MacBook, and New iPads.
President Donald Trump orders all U.S. government agencies to stop using Anthropic services after a standoff with the Pentagon.
Amid escalating tensions, the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem advises non-essential staff to urgently flee as the U.S. moves towards a potential attack on Iran.
An illegal immigrant is arrested doing IT work at a Florida Border Patrol office, raising concerns about security and background checks.
The FCC greenlights the merger of cable providers Charter Communications and Cox Communications, reshaping the telecom industry.
Moderate Democrats in San Francisco raise $10 million to support local candidates and counter progressive policies in upcoming elections.
A curated list of the best wireless chargers that will simplify recharging your phone, earbuds, and watch, tested by WIRED.
The Pentagon takes steps to designate Anthropic as a supply-chain risk, following disputes over the use of its AI services.
President Trump directs U.S. agencies to discontinue the use of Anthropic AI technology following a standoff with the Pentagon.
NASA delays its Moon landing plans until 2028, shifting the schedule for Artemis missions, impacting space exploration timelines.
A murder suspect in a Virginia bus stop stabbing had a history of criminal charges and arrests, raising questions about law enforcement actions.
The Pentagon issues a warning to the Scouts over Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies, sparking debates over organizational stances.
A media campaign portraying immigrants as criminals is raising concerns over the government's immigration narrative and its impact on public perception.
