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The CEOs of the leading AI companies made their most unified statement yet about the existential risks posed by the technology

The first obstacle comes on Tuesday evening, when the House Rules Committee will convene to determine whether the agreement comes to a vote.

The military published video Tuesday of the latest in a series of incidents in the region between the two powers.

It's associated with better mental and physical health.

Fidelity's new valuation follows three earlier mark-downs.

“The agreement represents a compromise, which means not everyone gets what they want,” President Joe Biden said.

Because the ocean is rising at a similar rate as the land is sinking, the Earth's changing climate could accelerate the timeline.

Russian drones buzzed over Kyiv, before being taken down by Ukraine's air defense systems

Japan PM fires son after party at official residence triggers public outrage.

America's major health systems largely ignore social drivers of poor health. That needs to change.

Florence Pugh is featured as one of TIME's Next Generation Leaders, a list of 10 trailblazers shaping a brighter future. The British actor has had a string of remarkable performances including in 'Midsommar' and 'Little Women' and is on the cusp of a breakout year with upcoming roles in two highly anticipated movies: Christopher Nolan's 'Oppenheimer' and Denis Villeneuve's 'Dune: Part Two'. We join Pugh to discuss her influence on the next generation of the movie industry.

Paxton has denied any wrongdoing and invited Texans to the capitol to “peacefully” protest

A satellite launch will be a violation of U.N. protocols on the use of long-range missile technology

The Erdoğan era lives on after Turkey's longtime leader emerged victorious in Sunday's runoff election.

When it comes to the Colorado River, the U.S. and Mexico have entered a new era of agreement as both countries face unprecedented drought.

The Democratic president and Republican speaker reached the agreement after the two spoke Saturday evening by phone.

Included in this Episode: 1. What to Know About the History of the Debt Ceiling 2. The U.S. Surgeon General Fears Social Media Is Harming the 'Well-Being of Our Children' 3. For Marianne Williamson, the Bernie Sanders Lane Looks Wide Open 

Overall, demand is lower says one expert. And if EV sales continue, that could continue to help drive down the cost of gas.

Deeper than our desires is the question of what is actually worth wanting, write Ryan McAnnally-Linz, Matthew Croasmun, and Miroslav Volf.

Without mandated air-conditioning, the number of heat-related deaths in U.S. prisons (Texas in particular) have increased in the last decade.

The streamer has begun rolling out its new password protocol in the U.S.

Sam Levinson's controversial HBO series, which stars co-creator The Weeknd and Lily-Rose Depp, is an almost Biblical cautionary tale about a pop star.

In a new study, researchers found a "global erosion of species,' with nearly half of animal populations in decline.

Governments, big tech, and scientists will need to work together.

The laws in Louisiana allow for abortions in certain cases when a pregnant patients' life or health may be at risk.

TIME speaks to Thomas Borer on scrapping the country's longstanding policy of military neutrality.

McCarthy warned that a potential agreement would require a level of compromise likely to disappoint both parties.

Morning birds aren't morally superior to night owls.

Originally called Decoration Day, the occasion was first marked three years after the end of the Civil War.

Ten lighthouses along America's shorelines are being given away at no cost or sold at auction by the federal government.

A widely promoted Twitter Spaces event with Elon Musk to launch his campaign began disastrously for Ron DeSantis. 

'We are committed to not having missed payments and raising the debt ceiling,' Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said.

Taking a daily multivitamin can improve memory and slow some of the cognitive decline associated with aging, new research shows.

Republic demands to change TANF work requirements won't get more Americans working

Turner died Tuesday, after a long illness, according to her manager

In an interview with TIME at the Chicago Humanities Festival, Clinton said Feinstein shouldn't retire because of the "tradeoff" on confirming judges.

An investigation by the Attorney General of Illinois found that at least 1,997 children were abused across six dioceses.

Biden has decades of history compromising with Republicans, sometimes over the howls of Democrats. Some of his allies worry it's happening again.

The announcement comes amid U.S. efforts to reduce American companies' reliance on foreign chipmakers.

Poet Amanda Gorman says she was 'gutted' over her poem's removal after a parent filed a complaint

If Trump's indictment was the first inflection point of the campaign cycle, we are entering a second one.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and President Joe Biden called the discussion "productive," but key sticking points remain

The fine for the transfer of user data is the largest since the E.U. implemented the General Data Protection Regulation.

Real Madrid star Vinícius Jr. tweeted that "today, in Brazil, Spain is known as a country of racists”

The U.S. remains awash in tragedies linked to doctors who prescribed dubious treatments.

The bulk of the business in Hiroshima was not focused on Putin's war of choice, but on Beijing's growing assertiveness

Sam Altman received a warmer welcome from lawmakers than other tech CEOs at a recent Senate hearing

The cost of financing renewable energy plays a significant role in determining the cost of clean electricity.

The pandemic may be over, but employees are refusing to return to the office full-time.

Included in this episode:  1. All The Stuff in Your Home That Might Contain PFAS 'Forever Chemicals' 2. Column: Polypharmacy Killed My Son. He's Not Alone 3. Return-to-Office Full Time Is Losing. Hybrid Work Is On the Rise