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The visit on Tuesday comes after Republicans refused to approve a funding package that included $61 billion for Kyiv

The Lakers star has won the first NBA Cup and been named MVP, while he thinks about his next challenge: owning a team in Las Vegas

The former UN ambassador gains momentum in polls ahead of the first Republican primaries

The Indiana team surprised the Milwaukee Bucks with a stellar performance from its point guard, while Los Angeles beat the New Orleans Pelicans

A Los Angeles grand jury has opened a new case against the son of the U.S. president, which has provided further ammunition to the Republicans

The two candidates are trying to halt the former UN ambassador’s rise in the polls

The president told campaign donors that the Republican must be stopped from winning the 2024 presidential election

The former ambassador to the United Nations has closed the gap on the Florida governor in the polls, with the former president still holding a commanding lead

The economist and managing director at the fixed income investment giant compares the probability of a crisis to a coin flip

The office of president “does not confer a lifelong ‘get-out-of-jail-free’ pass” the magistrate wrote in dismissing the petition

Consumers feel that they are increasingly being asked to pay extra for more services and are unclear when and how much to pay

Travel the world to the cafés and eateries where history is made and secrets shared over fine wine and hors d’oeuvres

The New York representative, who fabricated his resume, becomes the sixth member of the House expelled in U.S. history

Appointed by President Ronald Reagan in 1981, she retired in 2006. Although of conservative ideology, she earned a reputation as a moderate jurist

Sam Altman has taken the helm of the artificial intelligence firm again: ‘Books are going to be written about this’

Despite high interest rates and international conflicts, strong consumption enables the United States to avoid recession

The autoworkers’ union made an address to 150,000 employees at 13 manufacturers following its successful strike at Detroit’s Big Three

The tech tycoon regrets the tweet he shared, but accuses companies of blackmail for suspending advertising

The Koch brothers’ conservative AFP Action network has offered its support to the former US ambassador to the UN ahead of the 2024 presidential primaries

The single-match qualifiers will be played on December 4 and 5 and will decide who will compete in the semifinals at the T-Mobile Arena

The tycoon has handed over control of Starlink in Gaza to the Netanyahu government as part of an operation to clean up his image that highlights his role as a strategic actor

Some 300 volunteers from across the country have filled the presidential residence with tens of thousands of decorations. “Magic, Wonder and Joy” is the theme on the Bidens’ third year as hosts of the Holiday Display

Employees and investors had powerful financial incentives to force Sam Altman’s return to the company that developed ChatGPT

The three independents have assumed control of the company above the reinstated CEO, Sam Altman

The news agency Reuters says programmers sent a letter to the board warning of the potential dangers of a project called Q*, but other media outlets have downplayed its importance

Shear believes there is a high risk that AI will become self-aware, initiate a process of continuous self-improvement and end up destroying humanity. And now he leads the company behind ChatGPT

Three external directors hired by the firm have ended up firing the president and the CEO, but they face a possible flight of employees to Microsoft