A Japanese court ruled that an artificial intelligence application violated a voice actor's legal rights by cloning his voice without authorization, setting a significant preced...

A US federal judge allowed a second class-action lawsuit representing 5,000 publishers to seek $3.2 billion in damages from Google, increasing the financial and regulatory press...

The Reserve Bank of Australia raised its benchmark cash rate by a quarter percentage point to 4.6%, as persistent inflation and elevated global energy prices keep monetary polic...

President Vladimir Putin signed a decree placing the Russian operations and assets of Swiss food group Nestlé and French retailer Auchan under compulsory state administration, a...

Benchmark US Treasury yields climbed to a 24-year high, driving a broad selloff across global financial markets as the Middle East conflict, elevated oil prices and resilient ec...

The Trump administration warned France and Germany that the United States could halt diesel exports to Europe unless the European Union releases 120 million barrels from emergen...

Prosecutors reopened an investigation into an alleged gang rape at a Cornell University fraternity after newly discovered text messages surfaced.

A District of Columbia jury acquitted Councilmember Trayon White Sr. of federal corruption and bribery charges, ending a closely watched prosecution in the U.S. capital.

A national public health survey found that a large majority of Americans continue to trust childhood vaccines and reject the disproven claim that vaccines cause autism.

Former South Dakota governor and former Homeland Security secretary Kristi Noem has filed for divorce.

European officials reported paying an additional $113 billion in energy costs without receiving higher volumes, while the United States continues efforts to expand liquefied nat...

Bloomberg launched a stablecoin dashboard for its financial terminal, giving traders real-time data on token issuance, redemptions and transaction activity as digital assets bec...