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Alphabet stock plummets as AI spending turns cash flow negative

Google's parent company, Alphabet, saw its shares fall as much as 13% in early trading Thursday after it missed profit expectations and reported negative free cash flow as artificial intelligence spending surged. Revenue grew 25%.

Netanyahu lost seats in Tuesday's elections but could finish on top

A refusal by Israeli opposition leaders to work with the country's Arab political parties -- which won a historic 19 seats in Tuesday's elections -- could mean that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could remain in office.

Hegseth fires top military planner at Pentagon

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has fired the Pentagon's senior military planner as the Trump administration contemplates more strikes on Iran.

Democrats on pace to win most governorships for first time in 16 years

Democrats are on the verge of capturing a majority of the nation's governorships for the first time since 2010, threatening to break Republicans' hold on state capitals as voter frustration over high costs creates headaches for the GOP heading into Tuesday's midterms.

U.S. economy grew faster over the summer, as consumers keep spending despite high prices

U.S. economic growth accelerated over the summer, the government said Thursday in a report showing consumer spending remains strong despite inflation grumbles that challenge President Trump and his Republican Party ahead of Tuesday's midterms.

Canadian driver forced to pay for Corvette he damaged on test drive

Canada's judicial system is applying the business adage "You break it, you buy it" to prospective buyers who damage high-performing sports cars during test drives.

Rep. Haley Stevens' fiance says he's voting for GOP's Mike Rogers for Senate in Michigan

Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens' fiance, Jason Turkish, said he plans to vote for Republican nominee Mike Rogers in Michigan's high-stakes Senate election.

Sam Altman wants MBA grads to think outside the box in their careers

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said business school graduates should become more innovative with their career choices since artificial intelligence is handling menial tasks once handled by people.

Fire breaks out at South Carolina nuclear lab

Federal officials declared an emergency Wednesday evening after a fire ignited at a national lab in South Carolina that used to make crucial parts for nuclear bombs.

'Adversarial nation': Rep. Young Kim presses Rubio to advise reconsideration of travel to China

Rep. Young Kim urged Secretary of State Marco Rubio Thursday to raise China's travel advisory from Level 2 to Level 3, recommending that Americans reconsider visiting the communist country.

Hactivist group leaks Homeland Security personnel data

A hacking group leaked the files of more than 40,000 Department of Homeland Security personnel online, exposing names, phone numbers and addresses.

Dan Sullivan vs. Dan Sullivan: Alaska governor orders probe into Peltola Senate campaign

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy ordered an investigation into whether the campaign of Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola violated state laws for allegedly recruiting an outside contender with the same name as the Republican incumbent.