
Two decades after Katrina, New Orleans remembers the hurricane that wiped the city with the ‘hand of God’
New Orleans marked the storm's anniversary Friday with solemn memorials, uplifting music and a parade.
New Orleans marked the storm's anniversary Friday with solemn memorials, uplifting music and a parade.
Nvidia saw a 56% jump in year-over-year revenue in the second quarter.
“When it comes to financial fraud specifically, there’s no question we’re seeing more of it—especially riding the wave of the current AI-driven market boom,” short-seller Jim Chanos said.
“We believe that Japanese technology and Indian talent are a winning combination,” India PM Narenda Modi told a news conference.
Over 17 million passengers and crew were expected to be screened for air travel from Thursday through Wednesday, according to the Transportation Security Administration.
A multimillion-dollar scam hiding in plain sight
The average retiree is short about $115,000 to cover their entire retirement, according to a new Seniorly report.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has been publishing in print since just after the Civil War. That's ending.
Board member Robert E. Primus said on LinkedIn that he received an email from the White House Wednesday night terminating him.
The billionaire predicted a “major rebound” in Tesla sales, but data released Thursday shows otherwise.
Sold at retailers like Home Depot, the washers have resulted in fractures and other injuries among some consumers.
An open letter signed by 60 U.K. politicians accuses Google DeepMind of breaking international AI safety commitments by delaying the release of Gemini 2.5 Pro’s safety report.
Late Thursday, Trump official Bill Pulte said that Cook had allegedly committed fraud on a third property, a condominium in Cambridge, Mass.
“As a proud Texan and lifelong conservative who loves our country, I'm ready to fight for the principles that make Texas strong and America exceptional,” Teixeira said.
Hawaii in 2023 was the first state to create a mandatory road usage charge program to make up for projected decreases in fuel tax revenue due to the growing number of EVs.
Some student loan borrowers could be left with only $217 per week.