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For the first time in months, the US government took in more tariff revenue than it paid out in refunds, as the $166 billion tariff refund process appears to be winding down.

Indie horror movie “Buddy” has struck social media gold with its fluffy orange unicorn character “from a magic land” (as the catchy theme song goes). From causing chaos at movie theaters to leading a Killer Fitness workout class to advertising free hugs by the Santa Monica Pier, Buddy has been popping up in unexpected places…

Several AI employees have left their companies in recent months and years and become whistleblowers over safety concerns associated with artificial intelligence. /Patrick Sison, File ByBARBARA ORTUTAY AP Technology Writer Friday, September 11, 2026 3:46PM

Anthropic says it has identified and disrupted attempts to use its AI model for “malicious activity” that could support biological and conventional weapons development.

The Defense Innovation Unit will soon sponsor approved startups and non-traditional companies with certain temporary security clearances so they can participate in classified conversations to fully grasp the U.S. military’s real demands, ahead of winning major Pentagon contracts.

Singer Seo In-young confessed at the event that she was on stage for tens of million won, but when she went to the club, she went on a stage that no one asked her to do and played a “free event.”

The Financial Accounting Standards Board says the new standard improves how investment companies, such as mutual funds, measure the fair value of an equity security that’s subject to a contractual sale restriction.

Professionals log 8.8 hours daily at their desks—more screen time than most prestige dramas deliver in a full season. That’s enough hours to demand a setup that pulls its weight. AI-powered devices turn repetitive tasks into streamlined workflows, transforming static desks into responsive command centers. This curated selection proves innovation comes from engineering, not just…

Former Minister of Defense Mykhailo Fedorov …after returning to Kyiv from a trip abroad, he stated that over the past 7–8 months, his team had found the “key to the Russians”—a way to identify their vulnerabilities and seize the initiative in the air and on the ground. At the same time, Fedorov is preparing to…

AI executive Brittany Kaiser explains how every time you scroll, stream or search, a data center is working behind the scenes to power your digital life.