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Trump Administration Suspends Microsoft, Adobe and Six Other Firms From Green Card Program

Eight major technology and consulting businesses have lost access to a federal immigration process used to help foreign employees remain permanently in the United...

Deadly Airport Attacks Disrupt Travel Across Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia was still trying to get its airports back to normal on Monday, October 12. After several days of attacks, flights were canceled...

Europe Weighs Building Its Own System to Send Astronauts Into Space

European governments are preparing to decide whether they want the ability to send astronauts into space using European-built systems. The issue will come before...

Three Scientists Win 2026 Nobel Prize for Research Using Light to Study the Brain

Scientists can make a sleeping mouse wake up by shining light on specially prepared cells in its brain. They can also trigger movement in...

NATO Expands Intelligence Sharing as Russian Hybrid Threats Raise Concerns

NATO is trying to build a clearer picture of suspected Russian activity across Europe by getting member countries to exchange more of the information...

OpenAI Releases AI-Generated Research on 377 Math Problems

OpenAI released a large collection of mathematical research Tuesday, with an internal AI system producing results involving 377 problems across mathematics and other scientific...

Trump Administration Lowers Fuel Economy Target for New Vehicles

Americans shopping for a new vehicle could see lower prices under a new Trump administration policy, though critics say drivers may end up using...

California Tech Executive Charged With Selling Restricted AI Technology to China

Computer servers purchased in the United States are at the center of a federal criminal case in California. Prosecutors allege the equipment eventually reached...

Mystery Death at Russian Plague Lab Raises Questions About What Killed Worker

Questions continue to surround the death of a young employee at a disease research facility in Siberia, with Russian authorities saying they have not...

G7 Plans 100 Million-Barrel Fuel Release as Diesel Prices Remain High

G7 governments are preparing to draw from emergency energy reserves as diesel remains unusually expensive in the United States and Europe. The countries agreed...
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