A debate over whether and how to regulate artificial intelligence has moved to the center of American politics, dividing the White House, Congress, and the technology industry over the pace and risks of AI.

A federal judge has barred the Kennedy Center's board from adding President Donald Trump's name to the Washington cultural institution, on the same day the board voted to close the building for renovations.

Oil prices rose after Saudi Arabia closed its East-West pipeline, reviving concerns about Middle East supply and pushing U.S. crude past $106 a barrel amid heightened tensions across the Gulf.

Los Angeles County prosecutors have decided not to seek capital punishment against Nick Reiner in the killings of his parents. The decision limits the range of possible sentences should he be convicted, but does not affect the pending question of guilt or innocence.

The secretary of the Air Force has confirmed for the first time that the United States has deployed weapons in space, an acknowledgment a U.S. Space Command official described as a landmark moment of transparency rather than a change in capability.