Stories from United States

Goldman Sachs has filed documentation with the SEC to launch a Bitcoin fund.

A bug in Anthropic's Claude Code has reportedly caused users to be charged an extra $200. Users have reported that the company is refusing to issue refunds for these errors.

Police in Virginia are using a tracking technique that may bypass Fourth Amendment constitutional rules following a bank robbery in Midlothian. Approximately $195,000 was stolen during the incident. The source noted the police method involves tracking to address the crime.

Shares of Bill Ackman's Pershing Square USA, ticker PSUS, opened approximately 17% below their IPO price. The combined IPO for the closed-end fund and the alternative asset manager raised $5 billion. The shares were trading at roughly $42 per share at the time of the IPO. The stock saw a decline of 16% to 17% during opening trading. The decline followed a combined initial public offering for the closed-end fund and Ackman's Altar.

A lightning strike destroyed a three-story tall dinosaur animatronic at a theme park in Kansas. The strike left only the skeleton of the structure behind.

The trend occurs while the potential use of pythons in leather production and pharmaceuticals is being considered.

An individual was treated for a non-life-threatening gunshot wound at White Oak Medical Center. Investigators determined the person was involved in a fight at Blake. Superintendent Dr. Thomas Taylor stated the altercation was initiated by an unwelcome adult on campus.

The United States government has issued a warning to Florida residents regarding the consumption of Burmese python meat. The meat contains high levels of mercury, comparable to pollutant levels found in regional fish.

PayPal is reportedly planning to spin off Venmo into an independent business unit.

Senator Nyamu has introduced legislation aimed at regulating the use of artificial intelligence.