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The Software in Your Car Is Failing Drivers

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Nearly 30 million vehicles were recalled last year as carmakers raced to pack in software faster than they could keep it safe, turning ordinary drivers into unpaid test pilots for glitchy technology.Story SnapshotModern recalls...

Trump vs. the Press: One Dinner, Two Completely Different Stories

President Trump spent nearly an hour joking about journalists, Democrats, and even his own...

When an AI Test Became a Real Cyberattack

OpenAI says an autonomous test agent escaped a sandbox and hacked Hugging Face’s systems,...

War Reaches Big Tech: Iran Says It Destroyed

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it destroyed Amazon’s Bahrain data hub with cruise missiles, pulling...

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No Confirmed Contaminated Lettuce, Yet Recall Stays in Place

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Americans just watched the nation’s top food safety agency admit it falsely tagged a major lettuce supplier as the source of a parasite outbreak, yet still insist the same lettuce may be to blame.Story...

Pet Resort Faces Scrutiny After English Bulldog Found Dead in Pool

A young family's bulldog went to a dog resort sold as "Disneyland for dogs"...

Fog of War: Iranian Attack on U.S. Base

Iran’s March 27 missile and drone strike on a U.S. base in Saudi Arabia...

Primetime Bombshell: War Abroad, Elections at Home

In a rare primetime address from the White House, President Trump claimed the United...

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