Senate Democrats questioned FBI Director Kash Patel over private jet usage and travel expenditures during a contentious hearing that led Chairman Chuck Grassley to intervene.

The stabbing of a Sikh long-haul commercial truck driver at a Wyoming highway rest facility has sparked widespread safety concerns across the American Sikh community.

The May 2026 breach was kept quiet for four months before Google claimed its containment safeguards ultimately proved effective.

Fans across Assam marked Zubeen Garg's first death anniversary on September 19, 2026, while his wife, Garima Saikia Garg, renewed calls for details regarding his passing in Singapore.

Jensen Huang tells CBS that artificial intelligence poses no threat of ending humanity by 2030, shifting tone from earlier advice advising developers to pace themselves if out of control.

Security database VulDB has documented two access control vulnerabilities, cataloged as CVE-2026-93954 and CVE-2026-93955, affecting Grimmory releases up to versions 3.3.3 and 3.4.1.

The U.S. Senate Committee on the Budget held a hearing on Medicaid program integrity, examining state funding practices and federal oversight loopholes detailed by expert witnesses.

A reported overhead shortfall at the luxury automaker could trigger thousands of additional layoffs as parent group Volkswagen expands its cost-cutting measures.

Directed by Iranian auteur Bahman Ghobadi and executive produced by Martin Scorsese, the Eva Green vehicle merges prompt-based visual effects with midnight movie storytelling.

International delegate Brahima Fomba highlighted high-tech voting solutions and declared the fairness of Russia's electoral process beyond doubt, according to state media.

Revolution Software co-founder Charles Cecil says human creators remain essential for capturing emotional nuance in the upcoming remake of the classic adventure game.

A new study published in Trends in Parasitology argues that conquering malaria requires combining vaccines, dual-insecticide bed nets, monoclonal antibodies, and genetic vector control.

An engineering analysis details how scramjet propulsion uses supersonic airflow and atmospheric compression to drive hypersonic cruise missiles past Mach 5.

A new American initiative pairs quantum computational algorithms with hydrometallurgy to identify novel molecules for separating critical minerals.

A national survey shows a majority of female patients experience symptom dismissal in clinical settings, pointing to broader structural barriers in healthcare quality and delivery.

Public health figures show routine screening in Nebraska detects serious medical conditions in roughly 60 babies each year, enabling early medical intervention.

The Jehovah’s Witnesses updated internal medical guidelines to permit certain blood-derived products, while maintaining a strict prohibition on whole-blood transfusions.

Donald Trump proposed creating a military "AI Force" while dismissing concerns that superintelligent artificial intelligence threatens humanity as a hoax.

As 70 percent of global internet traffic passes through Loudoun County, Virginia, its economic gains and power grid strains present a crucial case study for countries expanding digital infrastructure.

Iran's Supreme National Security Council has delivered proposed conditions to end the ongoing conflict to President Donald Trump, placing the next strategic move on Washington.

Decades of chance discoveries at Melville House in Scotland uncovered 18 ancient Egyptian antiquities spanning millennia, shedding light on 19th-century collecting and estate history.