Bidens meet with families of fallen U.S. service members after deadly attack in Kabul
The Pentagon on Saturday released the names of the 13 U.S. service members killed as the result of a suicide bomber attack.
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U.S. drone strikes an ISIS-K vehicle packed with explosives in Kabul
The U.S. carried out a military strike on Sunday against an ISIS-K target in Kabul.
Biden says an attack at the airport in Kabul is 'highly likely' in the next 24 to 36 hours
President Joe Biden said in a statement Saturday that his national security team warned an attack at the airport in Kabul is "highly likely in the next 24-36 hours."
After wobbly liftoff, Astra Space rocket fails to reach orbit once again
Astra Space on Saturday launched its first rocket since the company went public, encountering problems within minutes of liftoff.
Oil firms slash U.S. Gulf of Mexico output by 91% ahead of powerful Hurricane Ida
Ida is forecast to reach a Category 4 hurricane before making landfall west of New Orleans.
Pentagon releases names of 13 U.S. service members killed in suicide bombing attack in Kabul
The Aug. 26 attack near the gates of Hamid Karzai International Airport, which killed 11 Marines, one Navy sailor and one Army soldier, is under investigation.
A Tesla Model 3 hit a parked police car in Orlando, driver said she was 'in Autopilot'
A 2019 Tesla Model 3 crashed into a parked police car and a Mercedes SUV on Saturday morning in Orlando. No injuries or fatalities were reported.
U.S. drone strike kills two high-profile ISIS members following deadly attack in Kabul
The Pentagon said the strike targeted two ISIS-K members believed to be involved in planning attacks against U.S. forces in Kabul.
The fall of the SPAC market has digital media companies in disagreement about best path forward
A plethora of digital media companies are charting their futures and reaching different conclusions about how to move forward.
Say goodbye to mindless swiping: Dating apps are turning to video and audio to link people up
The pandemic has caused a level of disruption that's allowed companies to consider what a more-integrated future would look like.
Tax reporting proposal creates a defining moment for the crypto industry
Calls from constituents supporting the industry have grabbed lawmakers' attention as Congress debates the $1 trillion infrastructure bill.
Biden says U.S. health officials are considering Covid booster shots at 5 months, moving up timeline of third shot
New data from Israel shows a booster dose provided four times as much protection against infection from the delta variant than the previous two-dose regimen.
Amazon Web Services will give free USB security keys to some employees of U.S.-based customers
Amazon committed to giving all cloud account holders physical keys to sign in securely. But the offer is limited to the U.S. customers paying over $100 a month.
‘The war is not over, we're not going to be able to rescue everybody': Retired Colonel Jack Jacobs on Afghanistan
Retired Colonel Jack Jacobs explains why he thinks President Joe Biden will be unable to fulfill his promise of ending the war in Afghanistan and beyond.
Chicago sues DoorDash, Grubhub for allegedly deceiving customers
The City of Chicago filed two sweeping lawsuits against DoorDash and Grubhub for allegedly deceiving customers and using unfair business practices.
Astra stock drops after cutting short rocket launch, with next attempt expected in the coming days
Astra cut short its first launch attempt since the company went public, with the rocket's engines firing for a moment and then shutting down.
Treasury yields slip, but are still higher on week as Powell see taper starting this year
U.S. Treasury yields moved lower as Fed Chair Jerome Powell gave remarks at Jackson Hole.
SEC steps up research into brokers' 'gamification' of trades, Chair Gary Gensler says
The SEC said Friday it's stepping up its probe into so-called gamification and behavioral prompts used by online brokerages that encourage trading.
Powell's benign view on inflation is getting pushback at the Fed, and elsewhere
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's conviction that the inflation whipping through the economy this year soon will subside is not universally shared.
Powell sees taper by the end of the year, but says there's 'much ground to cover' before rate hikes
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell indicated Friday that the central bank is likely to begin tapering before the end of the year.
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