Stories from United States

According to SpaceX documentation filed with the SEC, the AI Grok is projected to be worth almost the entire economic output of the United States. These companies are reportedly seeking to go public during a perceived 'gold rush' in the AI sector.

The Progress Pride Flag was raised over the Wisconsin state Capitol. This marks the eighth and final time Governor Tony Evers has overseen the flag raising during his term.

Democrats have advanced a $56 billion budget proposal. The plan includes $800 million in tax increases and fund swaps.

A 26-year-old man was arrested in Corpus Christi, Texas, after an incident where an officer was injured during a store confrontation.

A judge has ruled that an anti-Trump group can continue to fly its '86-47' flag near the National Mall. The ruling allows the demonstration to proceed.

USCIS has implemented a new policy regarding green card applications filed within the United States, known as Adjustment of Status. This update follows repair work on Amtrak overhead wires and infrastructure damage from a recent track fire in one of the Hudson River Tunnels.

Environmental and public health advocates have filed a legal notice seeking federal water-quality standards for atrazine. They argue the widely used herbicide poses risks to human health and wildlife.

A dark money network has been activated to attack Michigan Senate candidate Graham Platner. Prediction markets show a shift in the ME-02 House race, with the Republican party now favored at 53% over the Democratic party at 47%.

A new minute entry has been filed in the Federal Trade Commission's antitrust case against Amazon. A status conference has been scheduled for the retail giant.

Federal judge John E. Jones III and professor Barbara McQuaid have commented on a jury's lack of questions during a trial. They expressed concern that the jurors accepted information without seeking further clarification.