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AI firm Anthropic seeks a nearly $1.4 trillion valuation when it goes public

Anthropic seeks a nearly $1.4 trillion valuation when the artificial intelligence giant becomes a publicly traded company this month.

U.S., Russia, Ukraine conclude first day of 'very productive' meeting in Abu Dhabi, Rubio says

The first day of trilateral discussions between representatives of Russia, Ukraine and the U.S. in Abu Dhabi has concluded with no apparent breakthrough on the war between Moscow and Kyiv, as Washington endeavors to transform diplomatic momentum into tangible results.

Moolenaar presses Nvidia to probe CEO's ties to alleged Chinese spy

House Select Committee on China Chairman John Moolenaar urged Nvidia to conduct a thorough investigation into reports about Jensen Huang's relationship with Alice Huang, a former Megaspeed executive who U.S. intelligence officials reportedly believe is a Chinese intelligence asset.

Feds recover cockpit voice recorder from Florida Learjet crash that killed 9

Federal investigators said Monday they recovered the cockpit voice recorder from the charter jet that crashed into a roadway in Greenacres, Florida, killing all nine people on board.

U.S. citizen shot by DHS officers while in his vehicle files $25 million lawsuit

A U.S. citizen in California is suing the Department of Homeland Security over his shooting last year, saying the department's policies have made it too easy for officers to justify firing into vehicles and the government is too quick to cover up the details.

U.S. evacuates aircraft from British base in response to possible threat from Iran

The U.S. on Monday evacuated nearly a dozen military aircraft from a base in England, the second time since September that terrorism concerns have prompted the relocation of American planes.

House panel calls on Justice Department to reopen Epstein investigation

A House panel conducting a monthslong investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking ring released a final report Tuesday accusing the federal government of mishandling the case and calling on the Justice Department to open sexual assault investigations into some Epstein associates.

Airline engine's blast on tarmac knocks over small plane with pilot, student inside

The Federal Aviation Administration said the blast from a Boeing 737's engine at a California airport rolled over a small plane that had a flight instructor and student inside.

Catherine, Princess of Wales, can't help but smile at Prince William during Remembrance event

Catherine, Princess of Wales, wore a fittingly solemn expression during a Remembrance Sunday event over the weekend.

Trump gives Pete Hegseth A+ in his defense against impeachment threats

President Trump on Tuesday applauded Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's response to an amped up congressional push to impeach him.

Man accused of killing woman aboard cruise ship in Texas

Federal authorities have accused a man of killing the woman he boarded an MSC Cruise vessel with that returned to Galveston, Texas.

Taipei probes suspected Chinese spy linked to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang

Taiwanese intelligence officers are investigating how Alice Huang, the alleged Chinese spy who had an affair with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, was able to visit the democratic island claimed by Beijing.