The US's largest nuclear operator is squeezing 1 GW from old reactors, but a 30-gigawatt AI demand wave means uprates are only a bridge to new builds.

A political hit against a socialist in Portland has exposed the growing strength of the democratic left, with implications for city policy and business.

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood escalates a returns dispute by stripping Eritrean VIPs of fast-track visas and threatening a wider ban.

The charity regulator will distinguish 'heated discussion' from abuse as Reform's undercover scandal deepens.

Chesky ranks email dead last among communication tools and texts his 8,200 staffers instead. What that means for your inbox culture.

A teacher and 27 pupils died in a Peshawar classroom; the tragedy exposes the cost of neglected infrastructure for companies and investors across South Asia.

The 73-page complaint names eight OpenAI entities and claims the company knew of serious risks while telling users the chatbot was safe.

Mike Wirth warns the world has run out of cushions before the midterms, with diesel prices staying high into 2027.

A new Rutgers analysis finds a small but real link between GLP-1 blockbusters and a rare condition that can cause sudden, potentially permanent vision loss - here's what the low absolute risk means for millions of patients.

The 51-year-old comedian denies seven charges, but the prosecution's opening statement paints a decade of alleged assault across six women.

Attorneys general from Arizona to West Virginia allege ChatGPT encouraged self-harm and misled families, seeking fines, age checks, and a halt to advanced model testing.

Anthropic's revenue slowdown ahead of its public debut is the latest sign that AI valuations may have peaked.