A widening gap between experienced employees and those starting their careers could change how Americans enter the job market and work their way up.

A confidential government letter authorized import documents to identify aviation fuel as diesel, while payments were directed through companies in Myanmar and Thailand.

Lula's opponent, Flávio Bolsonaro, is reportedly refusing to concede defeat and could stage a legal challenge of the results.

Nvidia and industry executives maintain that demand for computing power remains strong, even as financing becomes more expensive for some providers.

Microsoft has become the latest large company to reduce its workforce over the artificial intelligence boom, offering buyouts to tens of thousands of employees. The company said on Monday that some 60 ...

The company took another step toward debuting in the stock market while also warning that its technology could cause a catastrophe so costly that insurance might be unable to cover the damage.

A new survey showed that Democrats are positioned to take control of the House, with economic anxiety and opposition to President Donald Trump driving support.

Anthropic's prospectus outlines potential real-world harm from advanced AI, including systems attempting to avoid shutdown.

U.S. officials said the country now has enough forces in the region to launch major military operations against Tehran.

Georgia officials say the information consisted of aggregate vote counts, and the state's voter registration system was not compromised.

The Egyptian parliament authorized the military to send aid to Riyadh. Cairo's involvement would be limited to defending the country's territory.

Saudi Arabia had used an east-west pipeline to send its oil to the Red Sea side of the nation. It then could ship oil through the Gulf of Aden. However, Houthi rebels based in Yemen and aligned with ...