New York Attorney General Letitia James warns hospitals that denying gender-affirming care to transgender youth could violate state anti-discrimination laws.

Canada faces uncertainty after Mexico strikes a deal with President Trump to delay tariffs, leaving its trade relations in flux.

Microsoft’s Defender VPN feature, designed for encrypted public network use, will be discontinued on February 28 due to low user adoption.

President Trump’s latest trade policy changes could make online shopping on platforms like Amazon, Shein, and Temu more expensive for U.S. consumers.

Honda’s Anna Engine Plant in Ohio is transforming with new tech and green practices to produce EV battery packs.

Hot Tub, a native iOS pornography aggregator, debuts in the EU through the AltStore PAL, made possible by Europe’s Digital Markets Act.

Guantánamo Bay prepares for a major expansion as President Trump’s administration plans to house up to 30,000 deportees, marking the base’s biggest transformation since 9/11.

The mayor of Jenin describes the Israeli military operation as similar to the war in Gaza, with over 120 buildings destroyed and 15,000 displaced.

Eleven endangered male Darwin’s frogs journeyed 7,000 miles to London Zoo, where they successfully “gave birth” to 33 froglets in a conservation effort to save their species.

OpenAI’s latest trademark application suggests the company may be venturing into humanoid robots, smart jewelry, and other AI-powered hardware.

The Beatles’ AI-enhanced track "Now and Then" won the Grammy for Best Rock Performance, marking a groundbreaking moment for music and technology.

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The Senate Intelligence Committee will decide Tulsi Gabbard’s fate as national intelligence director, with Democrats united in opposition and Republicans holding the key.

Dive into the latest Premier League drama as Arsenal and Manchester City clash, transfer deadline updates, and a glimpse of Lamine Yamal’s brilliance.

A new 3D study reveals that Greenland’s glaciers are breaking apart at an alarming rate, accelerating sea level rise.

The Senate Intelligence Committee will vote on Tulsi Gabbard’s nomination for national intelligence director, but Democrats are united against her, and even a single Republican dissent could complicate her confirmation.

Emergency services were mobilized and schools closed as over 200 tremors struck Greece’s Aegean islands near Santorini in just 48 hours.

A standoff at Ukraine’s defense procurement agency is disrupting arms contracts, potentially jeopardizing supplies to troops on the front lines.

Actor Macaulay Culkin has sold his famous full-floor loft in NoHo, a property he purchased as a teenager.

Armen Sarkisyan, a pro-Russia separatist leader from Ukraine, died in an explosion at a Moscow apartment complex, according to Russian reports.

Hero, a new AI-powered app, combines calendars, to-do lists, and notes into one platform, challenging giants like Google Calendar.

More than 1,000 EPA employees working on climate change and other key programs could lose their jobs “immediately,” according to a recent announcement.

Internal emails show the New Orleans Saints’ significant role in managing the fallout of the Catholic Church’s clergy abuse scandal, raising questions about the NFL team’s involvement.

Christophe Ruggia found guilty of sexually abusing actress Adèle Haenel when she was a minor, marking a significant #MeToo moment in French cinema.

Salvage operations are underway to recover the wreckage of a passenger jet and military helicopter involved in a deadly collision, while investigators piece together the cause of the tragedy.

A decades-long identity theft case raises questions about justice and who gets believed when your name is stolen.

Despite recent wildfires in Los Angeles, Grammy attendees dazzled in bold, extravagant outfits, turning the red carpet into a statement of resilience and joy.

A Seoul court upheld the acquittal of Samsung Electronics Executive Chairman Jay Y. Lee in a high-profile merger case involving fraud and stock manipulation.

French startup Riot raises $30 million to expand its cybersecurity suite, focusing on improving employee security practices.

Christophe Ruggia sentenced to four years for sexual assault against actress Adèle Haenel, marking a significant #MeToo case in French cinema.