Carolyn Marvin's disorderly conduct arrest turns a sidewalk standoff into a test case for how cities police the automation-versus-workforce debate.

Apple's first foldable hits the market at a premium price, reshaping a category Samsung and Google have led.

The billionaire claims the world's first flying car, but the real stakes are the regulatory scramble and the blurring line between auto and aerospace.

The arrest of an OpenAI employee for allegedly planting a bug in its office signals a new front in the A.I. race: insider espionage.

The 71-year-old Chicago-born pontiff underwent successful surgery on his right lung, and his diagnosis raises new questions about his AI-focused papacy and the Vatican's future.

An alleged insider hid an encrypted recorder in a room where OpenAI leaders discussed government ties and product plans, then booked a one-way flight home.

The arrest exposes a sophisticated insider threat at a top AI lab, where unreleased models and proprietary research are prime targets for espionage.

A flydubai Boeing 737 Max lost 17,000 feet in two minutes before passengers intervened; the airline suspended Israel flights and an investigation is underway.

Two Sydney passengers were aboard the Tel Aviv-bound jet and are safe, but the cockpit attack raises urgent questions about airline safety protocols.

David Ellison says the Paramount-WBD merger has full clearance after settling with state AGs, clearing the path for an October 1 close.

The Boeing 767 freighter from San Juan struck vehicles and erupted in flames, prompting a ground stop and a fresh NTSB investigation into Amazon's air cargo network.

The Boeing 767, operated by 21 Air, was arriving from San Juan when it overshot the runway, triggering a ground stop and multiple injuries.