Stories from United States

Governor JB Pritzker appears ready to accept the potential departure of the Chicago Bears from Illinois following the state House's decision to punt on the stadium bill. The outcome could impact the team's future location.

IBM announced the launch of Anderon, a pure quantum foundry, with a $10 billion investment over five years. The Starling processor aims for 200 logical qubits by 2029, positioning IBM as a manufacturing leader. This facility is dedicated to advancing quantum computing hardware development.

A right-wing candidate has been identified as a supporter of Donald Trump. The candidate is running in an upcoming election.

Netflix is intensifying its crackdown on account sharing, reinforcing its terms of service. The streaming giant's popularity has led to the need for stricter sharing policies. Netflix is facing increased scrutiny and potential regulatory action over its crackdown on account sharing. The company aims to convert shared accounts into paid subscriptions.

An energy drink distributor has denied all allegations in a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of a Weslaco cheerleader. The company has stated it denies each and every allegation made against it.

Delta Air Lines donated $1 million to the 2025 presidential inaugural fund for Donald Trump. Israeli National Security Minister Ben Gvir stated it is time to say no to President Trump and to continue striking Hezbollah.

Seattle is facing a situation involving drones that is being described as a statement. The drones are seen as a potential threat to public safety, with concerns about their ability to strike quickly and undetected. Authorities are tracking the drones. Details regarding the nature of the disruption and the source of the drones are currently unclear. Seattle experienced a disruption attributed to drones, prompting a statement from city officials. Disruptions to services in Seattle have been caused by drones.

Nearly 50 people have died in ICE custody, according to a report. The Minnesota GOP held a moment of silence for Derek Chauvin on the anniversary of George Floyd's death.

Florida's Attorney General is suing OpenAI, alleging that the design of its AI chatbot, ChatGPT, could be harmful. The lawsuit claims the company is marketing it as safe while potentially endangering children. OpenAI has not yet responded to requests for comment. The lawsuit claims OpenAI's AI could be harmful and seeks to hold CEO Sam Altman personally liable. The state's Attorney General initiated the action. The lawsuit aims to investigate the safety concerns surrounding the AI chatbot. The state claims the AI poses safety risks. The suit alleges potential risks associated with the AI chatbot. The lawsuit alleges issues related to the AI's safety protocols and potential risks. The exact nature of the safety concerns has not been fully detailed. The lawsuit reportedly focuses on issues related to data privacy and potential misuse of information.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has established a new award to celebrate theaters and the moviegoing experience.