Apparently, in 2026, we’re out here debating whether or not a President can just bulldoze a national landmark because his name didn't fit on the sign.
Things got weird in the Senate when a hearing about the Trump investigations turned into a bizarre argument over who was playing basketball where.
It turns out teaching machines to be smart also taught them to be sneaky, and OpenAI just hit the emergency stop button.
It is officially a day for digging up old files and ignoring new climate realities.
As the US packs its bags to head for the exit, someone else is eyeing the keys.
It turns out the people who are supposed to be keeping the secrets were apparently making up their own.
The feds are preemptively suing to block an election result before the votes are even counted, all thanks to an accidental political clone.
It is a weird Tuesday when you are tracking troop movements and early voting lines at the same time.
Even the AI hype machine is finally realizing that moving fast and breaking things might actually break everything.
State officials are dusting off the record books for a grim milestone.
The White House is asking the high court to let them block gender-affirming care behind bars, and it’s getting pretty messy.
After holding stocks in two dozen energy firms, the Supreme Court justice finally realized maybe he shouldn't rule on big oil.