Halima Salman's defense says her father forced her into Syria as a teen bride; prosecutors say she trained with Daesh. The verdict could reshape how US courts treat coerced affiliates.

A software-only exploit gives researchers userland access to Nintendo's new console, opening the door to mods, backups, and reverse engineering.

The deal raises a key question: should companies cover executives' personal tax bills?

Ranking member Robert Garcia demands documents on Eric Baker's Andro Capital ties, warning of conflicts that could raise ticket costs and squeeze artists.

A decade of PHP versions is vulnerable, and governments already pulled sites offline. Here's what to patch now.

The coffee giant's purchase-before-seating rule goes national Thursday, a strategic pivot that redefines the third place and pressures rivals to follow.

Guardian investigation ties US-made stun guns to abuse of Palestinian detainees, putting Axon's export practices in the crosshairs.

As Chinese EV makers compress development timelines, a Japanese startup is pitching AI tools to help domestic automakers keep pace. The race is now about speed.

Tesla will sell its autonomous two-seater by end of year while federal regulators investigate whether it meets vehicle safety standards.

Meta's new $150B share class gives Zuckerberg $20B in liquidity to cover the tax, but only if he stays put.

Heavy AI spending is squeezing the carmaker's bottom line, and a SpaceX tie-up would put two Musk giants on one balance sheet.

The Silicon Valley giant's cash flow went negative as AI costs surged, and it is issuing a new class of stock to raise capital.