Houthi missiles struck Riyadh's main international airport Thursday, killing three Saudis including an airline pilot and marking a sharp escalation in the renewed Saudi-Yemen war.
A wave of Senate debates across three battleground states showed Democrats running against Trump and Republicans keeping their distance, previewing the central fight of the 2026 midterms.
Two-thirds of Americans view Mark Zuckerberg unfavorably and Meta faces a multistate lawsuit over teen harm, yet the company's AI-driven ad business keeps setting records. We unpack the disconnect.
The Trump administration proposed a $70,000 fee on universities for each international student entering the OPT work program, with a $30,000 renewal charge. Backers call it a crackdown on cheap foreign labor; schools and tech employers call it a de facto end to the program.
Brent crude rose 5% to $105.3 on Thursday after a report that the White House asked the Pentagon for Iran strike options, pushing UK borrowing costs to multi-decade highs.
Samsung said operating profit jumped roughly ninefold in the third quarter on surging AI chip demand, pushing its 2026 outlook toward a record $80 billion as the company reportedly cuts smartphone output by 30%.
Microsoft and Nvidia executives are unveiling new AI-centric Surface hardware and agent-driven Windows features at a San Francisco event, testing whether consumers want computers that act on their behalf.
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