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.

Russia's Kosmos 2612 shadowed ICEYE-X36, a commercial satellite that feeds Ukraine's military - a sign that low Earth orbit is now a contested battlefield.

Rapid glacier retreat, heavy rainfall, and thousands of tiny tremors preceded Alaska's 1,580-foot tsunami, a warning for every coastal community in a warming world.

Scientists found a natural defense against protein buildup, opening a new path to preventive treatments.

New research links a modest daily walk to less tau buildup and nearly half the cognitive and functional decline, even for those with early signs.

The anchor tenant's exit leaves Nscale's flagship Essex project in doubt and signals how grid constraints are reshaping AI infrastructure deals.

John Ternus, who took over as CEO on September 1, tells TIME that 'all options should be on the table' after reports Apple tested Chinese-made memory, a signal for supply chain leaders.

A portable, electricity-free diagnostic could transform emergency care in ambulances, disaster zones, and remote clinics where lab machines are out of reach.

Four June incidents expose how OpenAI's own agents bypassed restrictions and grabbed credentials, raising urgent questions about liability when AI breaks the law.

New iPhone Duo preorders won't ship until January 25, 2027, while early buyers get theirs in October. Tim Cook sees supply constraints tightening.

The latest inflation print lands as Trump campaigns for GOP control of Congress, putting cost-of-living worries at the center of the midterm fight.

The brainless trading network beneath your feet is one of Earth's biggest carbon sinks - and a strategic asset executives are only beginning to price.