Trump wins the Missouri caucuses. Republicans in Michigan and Idaho are weighing in on the 2024 race
Donald Trump won Missouri's Republican caucuses, one of three events Saturday that will award delegates for the GOP presidential nomination.
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'Stupidity' poses a bigger threat than AI, CEO of Italian defense giant Leonardo says
The chief executive of Italian defense group Leonardo said Friday that he's more concerned about the "stupidity" of users of artificial intelligence rather than the threats posed by the technology itself.
Eye-popping Chinese camera phones not for Americans
Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi has announced a new model that appears to have one of the best camera systems on the market – but it won’t be sold in the US and probably not in India either.
Supreme Court will hear Trump presidential immunity claim in election interference case
The Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to rule on whether former President Donald Trump is immune from criminal charges in his federal election interference case.
Friday Briefing: Trump to Go on Trial
A New York judge rejected Donald Trump’s bid for a dismissal of the criminal charges against him stemming from a hush-money payment to a porn star, Stormy Daniels, clearing the way for his prosecution, the first of a former U.S. president.
Supreme Court gives Trump prosecutor a week to respond to delay request in election case
Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts on Tuesday told Department of Justice special counsel Jack Smith to respond to a request by Donald Trump to delay implementing an appeals court ruling that found he does not have presidential immunity in his federal election interference criminal case.
The salary negotiation trick that works 'time and time again,' according to an ex-Goldman Sachs recruiter
It's never been easier to see how much a job will pay before you go into an interview.
Biden says 'my memory is fine,' disputes special counsel's report in national address
President Joe Biden on Thursday evening strongly disputed new claims by Department of Justice special counsel Robert Hur that he "willfully retained and disclosed classified materials" as a private citizen, and that he had exhibited poor memory during an interview about that material.