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Wayne Coleman, wrestling’s ‘Superstar’ Billy Graham, dies at 79
The wrestler served as the influence for the biggest stars in the business, including Hulk Hogan and Jesse Ventura.
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Meta Made Its AI Tech Open-Source. Rivals Say It’s a Risky Decision.
The tech giant has publicly released its latest A.I. technology so people can build their own chatbots. Rivals like Google say that approach can be dangerous.
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Another Side of the AI Boom: Detecting What AI Makes
More than a dozen companies have popped up to offer services aimed at identifying whether photos, text and videos are made by humans or machines.
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Montana Governor Bans TikTok in the State
The legislation is the most extreme prohibition of the app in the nation and will almost certainly face legal challenges.
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One murder, two convictions and a man’s battle to clear his name
A prosecutor said in court someone else did it. Duke Law’s Innocence Project unearthed new evidence. Can Lamont McKoy convince the Supreme Court he’s innocent?
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Antiabortion groups push 2024 GOP candidates to embrace national ban
The effort comes amid warning signs from polling and election results of Republican vulnerability on the issue.
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DeSantis plans to officially enter presidential race next week
The second-term governor, widely considered at present to be the most viable GOP challenger to former president Donald Trump, has been laying the groundwork for a campaign for months.
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Military Caught Airman Mishandling Secrets Before Arrest but Left Him in Job
A Justice Department filing urging that Airman Jack Teixeira be held without bail said his superiors had admonished him for taking notes and conducting deep-dive searches last fall.
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Celtics Tickets, Political Revenge: U.S. Attorney Accused of Broad Misconduct
Rachael S. Rollins, who plans to resign from her office in Boston, tried to aid a political ally, lied under oath and violated the Hatch Act, a pair of government watchdog reports found.
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F.B.I. Revokes Security Clearances of 3 Agents Over Jan. 6 Issues
At least two of the three agents are scheduled to testify on Thursday to a House panel investigating what Republicans contend is the “weaponization” of federal agencies against conservatives.