By MICHAEL CRIMMINS Glasgow News 1 The deadline for the Congressional App Challenge is fast approaching. The last day a high or middle schooler can ...

Congressman Hank Johnson recently announced the opening period of submissions for his 2025 Congressional App Challenge (CAC), now through Oct.

The artificial intelligence startup Perplexity announced today it is making Comet, its AI-powered search engine, free for all users worldwide.

Microsoft has fixed a known issue caused by the August 2025 security updates, which triggers unexpected User Account Control (UAC) prompts and app installation problems for non-admin users on all ...

An Inglewood man faces seven criminal charges after he allegedly killed two men and tried to kill another he met through a dating app. The Los Angeles District Attorney's Office charged 34-year-old ...

The "predatory" killings occurred in 2021 and 2023, prosecutors said. A California man is accused of murdering two men he met through a dating app and attempting to kill a third in what prosecutors ...

TAMPA, Fla. — The deadline for deals between the U.S. and its trade partners looms on Wednesday. While the Trump administration aims to even the country’s trade deficit, local businesses are dealing ...

Less than two weeks after completing its acquisition of aerial mobility business Blade, eVTOL air taxi developer Joby Aviation has expanded an ongoing partnership with Uber, Inc. to bring those ...

EU regulators given 12 months to revise fee methodology No repayment of 2023 fees while new basis is established Fee levied to cover cost of checking compliance with EU rules BRUSSELS, Sept 10 ...

Ripple has finally finished its legal battle against the US Securities and Exchange Commission, bringing legal clarity to the underlying coin, XRP (XRP). Now observers are asking whether XRP can ...

Former Brevard County, Fla., School Board member Jennifer Jenkins (D) launched her campaign for Senate in Florida on Wednesday, challenging incumbent Sen. Ashley Moody (R-Fla.) in the red state.

Washington — A federal appeals court on Monday rejected a lawsuit filed by a group of states that challenged the mass firings of thousands of federal probationary workers. The U.S. Court of Appeals ...