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Microsoft has seen better days. The last few months have shown Windows 10 reach its end of life, much to the disappointment of many, while the tech giant’s stock took a 10% dive, the biggest it’s had since 2020. The common thread for this rough patch? Microsoft Copilot, or in other words, the push for […]

Tech titans had a Thursday to forget this week. Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Jensen Huang, and Michael Dell saw a combined $26 billion wiped off their net worths in one day, the Bloomberg Billionaires Index shows. Their fortunes shrank because their respective stakes in Tesla, Meta, Amazon, Nvidia, and Dell slid in value.

“The fact that Xi Jinping has been able to cashier so many [People’s Liberation Army] elites since he assumed power…is a clear sign his position in the regime is unassailable,” James Char of the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies in Singapore told CNN last month, just after Xi’s removal of two senior generals from important command posts. The news outlet summarized the almost unanimous view

Viktor Nevunniy, 70, returns home after doing some shopping. He has a fever of 39 degrees Celsius and heads straight for the elevator. It’s not working; there’s a power outage. He lives on the 16th floor, the top floor of a building on Valtynska Street in Kyiv. He has to wait and takes shelter in

President Donald Trump pardoned former NFL players Joe Klecko, Nate Newton, Jamal Lewis, Travis Henry and the late Billy Cannon on Thursday, according to White House pardon czar Alice Marie Johnson. “As football reminds us, excellence is built on grit, grace, and the courage to rise again. So is our nation,” Johnson posted on social

US Democrats will use a security summit this weekend to urge European leaders to stand up to Donald Trump, with the continent divided over how to keep the unpredictable US president on side. Democrats at the annual Munich Security Conference will include some of Trump’s most outspoken critics, such as the governor of California, Gavin

Some celebrities believe a strong partnership is the foundation of a strong family. Ayesha Curry said she and Stephen Curry focus on their relationship first, before stepping into their roles as mom and dad. “And that works for us because then you have two happy people raising the kids in the house. So the family

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s pick for a top State Department post faces bipartisan opposition after a Republican senator pressed the nominee over his past remarks about Israel and the Holocaust. Sen. John Curtis, R-Utah, came out against Jeremy Carl’s nomination to be assistant secretary of state for international organizations after Thursday’s confirmation hearing, where

The Michael Kors Fall/Winter 2026 show was held at The Metropolitan Opera in New York on Feb. 12. Celebrities including Dakota Fanning, Gabrielle Union, Suki Waterhouse and more stepped out to catch the latest looks. Ahead, see all the fashionable attendees in the gallery. 1 of 32 Dakota Fanning Getty Images for Michael Kors 2

A United States judge has granted an injunction preventing the Department of Defense from stripping Senator Mark Kelly, a military veteran, of his retirement pension and military rank. The Defense Department had taken punitive action against Kelly for critical statements he had made against President Donald Trump. Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of list

The White House fired the top federal prosecutor for upstate New York just hours after he was sworn into office Wednesday. Donald Kinsella, who has worked for decades as a government attorney and in private practice, was appointed and sworn in as the U.S. attorney in the Northern District of New York in a private

The Washington Post editorial board went to the trouble of marking what it called “Bernie Sanders‘ worst idea yet” on Wednesday, but the progressive US senator shrugged at the label and didn’t appear likely to end his push for a moratorium on the construction of new artificial intelligence data centers. The conservative-leaning editors wrote glowingly

Yesterday, President Donald J. Trump welcomed lawmakers, industry leaders, and hardworking miners from across the country to the White House “Champion of Coal” event. There, he signed an Executive Order directing the Department of War to purchase coal power, celebrated the Tennessee Valley Authority’s recommitment to coal, and was honored by coal miners as the