Recent articles from publications based in United States.
CBS Newsby Josh Boswell13d ago
An AI model downloaded over 3 billion times and used by U.S. firms like Airbnb and Uber is embedded with China-friendly narratives and programmed for censorship, new research shows.
The New Yorkerby Richard Brody13d ago
The New York Film Festival is a feast of many parts, but its divisions are mainly symbolic. Such major festivals as those in Cannes, Berlin, and Venice are competitive; they offer prizes and make a...
Vanity Fairby Katie Nicholl13d ago
It’s been nearly 30 years since Princess Diana’s death, but with the release of Charles Spencer’s memoir and reports that Prince Harry is in talks to make a documentary about his mother’s life...
FOX Newsby Hannah Brennan; Peter D'Abrosca13d ago
Far-left streamer Hasan Piker is getting dragged online after calling for Texas Senate nominee James Talarico to "play ball" by governing as a leftist if elected in this year's midterms.
Lawfareby James Goodwin, Wendy Wagner13d ago
Few things concerned the drafters of the U.S. Constitution more than the concentration of political power in any one governmental institution.
History of MITby Maria Iacobo | School of Architecture and Planning13d ago
Despite the “dot-com crash” in 2000, the tech industry remained an attractive career destination for many who believed technology represented the future.
CBS Newsby Katherine Lam13d ago
Anne Hathaway is reflecting on how she's changed throughout her career after a busy year starring in five films.
TechCrunchby Julie Bort13d ago
With all the talk about how AI might one day kill us all, it’s easy to forget that AI has already been life-threatening to some, not through bioweapons, but psychologically.
The New Republicby Greg Sargent13d ago
“If you look at that Fox News poll, he’s ahead by seven points in the state of Texas,” Fox anchor Ainsley Earhardt lamented on Friday, adding: “How is that possible?” The “he” is Democrat James...
NBC Newsby Evan Bush13d ago
During last year’s fires in the Los Angeles area, police dispatchers had to temporarily route 911 calls through a single captain’s personal cellphone.
Esquireby Josh Rosenberg; Brady Langmann; Eric Francisco13d ago
What’s next for Tom Cruise? The actor, now in his sixties, is showing no signs of slowing down—not that anyone thought he’d ever rest.
Timeby Tiago Ventura13d ago
President Donald Trump on Thursday said he is following the upcoming Brazilian election “very closely,” referring to Brazil as a “very important" country.
FOX Newsby Greg Wehner13d ago
A sexual assault lawsuit involving a Cornell University fraternity has thrust an often-overlooked part of New York's rape law into the spotlight, prompting renewed calls to change how the state...
Vanity Fairby Maxwell Adler13d ago
There are bad rumors (Richard Gere got the gerbil). And then there are rumors that you’re dating a beautiful, Grammy-winning songwriter. Michael B. Jordan got the good kind.
Wiredby Kate Taylor13d ago
For better or for worse, romance lovers have never been hornier for hockey. Now, the National Hockey League wants to cash in.
NASAby James Riordon13d ago
The Wildhorse grass fire in eastern Idaho erupted with a massive pulse of smoke. No one had expected it, but the wildfire had launched what’s known as a pyrocumulonimbus cloud, or pyroCb.
CBS Newsby Inaya Folarin Iman13d ago
Five European Union countries are pushing ahead with plans to start deporting asylum seekers whose applications are rejected to third countries outside the bloc, potentially in Africa, after the EU...
GQby Christopher Fenimore13d ago
Arthur Jafa’s work is always unmistakably his own. It doesn’t matter if he’s working behind the camera as a cinematographer, as he has to great acclaim on films like Julie Dash’s Daughters of the...
US Top News and Analysisby Greg Iacurci13d ago
Many consumers face much higher health insurance premiums and cost-sharing next year, as factors like increased use of GLP-1 drugs, the expiration of enhanced Obamacare subsidies and a high U.S.
Esquireby Gaby Keiderling13d ago
The history of the oxford shirt is a long one. Once upon a time—sometime in the 19th-century to be exact—there was a textile mill in Scotland that designed four distinct fabrics named for four of...
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