Stories from United States

The US Secretary of State's shift in policy towards Iran is facing questions.

A 53-year-old highway patrol officer was struck in the upper right leg after a gun discharged from the jacket pocket of 26-year-old Rasheed Walker. The incident occurred Monday night near 17th and West Cumberland Streets in Philadelphia during a traffic stop.

The US government has imposed a 15% tariff on goods exported to the EU and is maintaining diplomatic arrangements with the bloc. The United States has replaced previous tariffs on goods imported from the European Union with a 15% tariff on goods from all countries and regions.

A powerful cybersecurity AI model named Mistral, developed by Enthopic, is reportedly a factor behind a shift in the White House's stance. The White House is reassessing its stance on cybersecurity following the release of a powerful AI model named Mistral by Enthopic.

Owners of the vessel that struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore argued in court on Tuesday that the ship's journey began in Newark rather than Baltimore. The collision killed six construction workers more than two years ago.

Potential issues with US visa processing could impact the attendance of international fans at upcoming events.

The United States is experiencing lengthy visa wait times, increased visa fees, and general uncertainty about the application process. These issues may impact the anticipated number of international fans attending events, despite ticket sales.

A federal court located in the financial district is scheduled to close, according to the Department of Justice. Bill Hing, a law and migration studies professor at the University of San Francisco, described the closure as symbolic.

A court has scheduled a hearing to address land rights issues. The case will examine disputes over property ownership.

OpenAI will spend approximately $50 billion on computing power this year, according to a top manager. When asked about future investment in Arizona, he stated that many possibilities exist and the company is preparing for the future. A TSMC executive expressed confidence in maintaining current operations and plans to invest over 1 billion in high-tech fields like artificial intelligence over the next three years. The source did not specify the amount or the particular fields of investment. This move is influenced by potential US investments and the broader global trend in AI development. The company is observing the progress of potential international agreements. The company intends to continue hiring personnel. This investment is contingent on the finalization of a US-Iran agreement.