Defense Secretary Demands Access to Anthropic AI Tech
Loading the Audio Player... Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told the CEO of Anthropic that the company has until Friday to open up its artificial intelligence technology for unrest...
Loading the Audio Player... Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told the CEO of Anthropic that the company has until Friday to open up its artificial intelligence technology for unrest...
Sen Josh Hawley, R-Mo , faced resistance Wednesday when he asked an obstetrician, who was called by Democrats as an expert witness during a U S Senate hearing, if men can get pregnant
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Relatives of political prisoners gather at the Central University of Venezuela to call for their release in Caracas, Venezuela, Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2026. Associated Press / Image by Mati...
Denmark's foreign minister, Lars Loekke Rasmussen, and Greenland's minister for foreign affairs, Vivian Motzfeldt, arrive to meet Vice President, J.D. Vance in Washington on Wednesday. ...
Female athletes are hopeful the U S Supreme Court will side with common sense and truth by upholding bans on trans-identified male athletes competing in women s sports
Former President Bill Clinton, left, and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Associated Press / Photo by LM Otero, File Loading the Audio Player......
Loading the Audio Player... The United States will no longer grant temporary protected status to Somali nationals, according to a Tuesday statement from Homeland Security Secretar...
Loading the Audio Player... Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Tuesday said the Trump administration designated the Lebanese, Jordanian, and Egyptian chapters of the Muslim Brother...
WASHINGTON (BP) – The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday (Jan.13) in two cases regarding state laws seeking to clarify competition in sports according to biological sex.
Attorneys who were challenging state laws barring male students from competing in girls sports refused to fully define the term sex when arguing their cases before the United States Supreme Court