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Can Anthropic survive taking on Trump's Pentagon?

Can Anthropic survive taking on Trump's Pentagon?

In an unprecedented dispute between the US government and a private business, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has declared AI company Anthropic a supply chain risk -- a measure usually reserved for companies from adversary nations, like China's Huawei. The Pentagon is furious that Anthropic is insisting on certain conditions

March 2026 Streaming Guide: What’s New on Netflix, Hulu & More

After a very icy winter for most of America, spring is almost here. This month, the seasons will change, but one thing will remain the same: There will be a ton of new items available to stream across your favorite platforms. Kanopy, for example, will be adding a slew of

WATCH/EXCLUSIVE: Title IX debate continues with Supreme Court decision pending

WATCH/EXCLUSIVE: Title IX debate continues with Supreme Court decision pending

(The Center Square) – A national debate over Title IX enforcement continues as the Trump administration investigates schools and universities that allow transgender students to compete in women's sports. Critics argue federal officials are neglecting other core protections under the law. The Trump administration maintains that allowing transgender athletes

‘The View’ Hosts Get Heated Over Iran Strikes as Panelist Backs Trump

The cohosts of The View, along with guest host Elisabeth Hasselbeck, weighed in on the biggest news of the weekend after Donald Trump‘s administration made several strikes against key officials in Iran without Congressional authorization to begin a war. While Hasselbeck was willing to trust Trump’s instincts in

Mideast war risks sending global economy into stagflation

Mideast war risks sending global economy into stagflation

An extended conflict in the Middle East after the US and Israel launched strikes on Iran could trigger global stagflation -- a troublesome blend of high inflation and anaemic growth -- due to spiking oil and gas prices, economists warned. - Will there be an oil shock ? - The conflict has nearly halted traffic

Stranded tourists shelter from missile fire in Dubai

Stranded tourists shelter from missile fire in Dubai

On Dubai's artificial island, empty beaches stand in stark contrast to frantic hotel lobbies, where stranded tourists have taken shelter as they wait for a way home. Iran's strikes on Gulf neighbours since Saturday, following the US-Israeli attack, forced the UAE to shut its airspace,

On this day 50, 25 years ago: No hopes for fixing Pinckney Street, Stevi subdivision under scrutiny

March 2, 1976: On this date 50 years ago, Hamilton's street improvement plans seemed to be "going down the drain" when an estimate of $120,000 (about $680,000 in today's money) was deemed to be "too much" by Loyal Williamson, chairman