The third-largest penalty in Treasury history also hits Q3 earnings by $0.17 per share and forces an independent compliance review.

An alleged insider hid an encrypted recorder in a room where OpenAI leaders discussed government ties and product plans, then booked a one-way flight home.

The arrest lands as OpenAI and rivals face fresh safety scrutiny - here's what it means for AI governance and insider risk.

Defense-tech leaders are backing Hegseth's plan to air a firing squad, and the FCC is refusing to rule on it.

AMD's October 1 GDDR6 price hike for AIB partners will likely push graphics card costs higher for consumers, adding to the memory supply crisis.

A journalist's two-and-a-half-year ordeal in Somali pirate camps forces a question every crisis negotiator and leader must face: where empathy ends and survival instinct begins.

Delta CEO Ed Bastian says a 60% jet fuel jump did not dent profits and that higher fares may stick even if oil eases, a signal for airline pricing power.

Michael Saylor's Strategy is stockpiling again, and peers like Strive and Robinhood are following, signaling a shift in corporate treasuries.

Naffah Naffah keeps a family craft alive in the mountains near Beirut, with his sons poised to inherit a foundry that began with an 18th-century gunsmith.

The New York Times traced a single banana from plantation to supermarket, showing how the conflict's shockwaves reach the produce aisle.

A Mercedes rookie is on the cusp of a record-breaking championship, and the team's bet on youth will be judged in the final stretch.

Boxing's biggest star keeps his title shot in Saudi Arabia days after a deadly missile attack, testing the kingdom's sports-washing playbook.