The Trump administration wants Congress to clarify how existing kids’ privacy regulations can limit AI platforms’ use of kids data to train their models and target advertisements.

SoftBank Group Corp. is developing a data center-focused project in Ohio so massive that Chief Executive Officer Masayoshi Son said it would channel $500 billion into a single campus.

Kalshi failed to convince a federal judge to prevent Ohio gambling regulators from acting against it as it brings its legal battle to the Sixth Circuit.

The Chicago Transit Authority sued the Trump administration over its freezing of billions of dollars in federal funds intended to modernize and expand the city’s elevated trains and subways.

The City of Chicago has settled with a group of activists that sued over its parade permitting regulations ahead of the 2024 Democratic National Convention.

Georgia taxpayers will be treated to a 60-day gasoline tax holiday as energy prices continue to spike, under legislation Gov. Brian Kemp (R) signed into law Friday.

From capturing Venezuela’s president to attacking Europe’s methane rules, President Donald Trump had created a slipstream for his oil-industry backers to expand production of fossil fuels and boost profits.

A federal panel has affirmed the attorney general’s constitutional right to terminate Justice Department immigration judges, a sweeping precedential departure that may hand President Donald Trump broad authority to fire federal employees without cause.

The first oil from US President Donald Trump’s planned 172 million-barrel emergency release is set to start flowing soon, the latest move in the administration’s battle to keep fuel prices in check.

The Trump administration is closing in on its pick to lead the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as the nation’s top public health agency grapples with a barrage of attacks and leadership changes in the past year.

The eye-popping market debut of a tiny drone software company this week reveals a newfound investor appetite for stocks that fall at the intersection of geopolitics, defense technology and artificial intelligence.

HealtheState LLC failed to show the US Court of Federal Claims erred by rejecting claims the government committed copyright infringement or breached a contract by misusing software to support US Army veterinarians, an appeals court said Friday.

US President Donald Trump gave Iran a two-day deadline to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or have its power plants bombed, upping the ante in a war that’s showing no sign of de-escalation into its fourth week.

Republican Senator Markwayne Mullin advanced toward confirmation as secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, clearing a procedural obstacle on Sunday that put his nomination on track for a final Senate vote early this week.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have begun placing sizable orders to purchase mortgage-backed securities, stepping into a market roiled by widening bond spreads and a surge in volatility, according to a person with direct knowledge of the matter.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents assigned to help ease long lines at airport security during the Department of Homeland Security shutdown will only conduct “non-significant” tasks such as guarding exits, border czar Tom Homan said.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said US-Israeli attacks on Iran are aimed at destroying its fortifications along the Strait of Hormuz while Iranian leaders face a Monday deadline from President Donald Trump to reopen the waterway.

The US Supreme Court will consider upending key election deadlines in as many as 29 states with a case that draws the justices into President Donald Trump’s campaign against mail-in ballots.