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According to a recent analysis of S&P 500 companies' annual SEC Form 10-K filings, 72 percent of firms now report at least one AI-related risk, up sharply from 12 percent in 2023.

The trend, dubbed "D‑Exit," is fueled by growing concerns over litigation risk, unpredictable court rulings, and rising costs, a shift that could reshape American corporate governance.

Trump threatens up to $5B lawsuit after BBC apologises for misleading edit, prompting resignations and sparking global debate over media trust.

The United States has not yet decided whether to launch a ground attack in Venezuela, according to a White House official and a senior U.S. official cited by CNN

Donald Trump mocks Marjorie Taylor Greene's claims of rising danger as their feud explodes, with Greene accusing the POTUS of fueling threats and withdrawing his support in a heated public clash.

A federal judge blocked Trump's $1.2 billion fine against UCLA and funding cuts to the University of California, ruling the administration is unconstitutionally trying to "purge woke viewpoints" from universities. Faculty groups won the first major legal victory after forcing release of secret settlement demands.

Candace Owens has released alleged text messages from Charlie Kirk that she claims reveal his fear of being "wiped out," raising new questions about his state of mind and the investigation into his death.

New York Times columnist Bret Stephens again made the case for the Trump administration to overthrow Venezuela's authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro, laying out six different reasons to support his case

Elon Musk has sharply responded to Billie Eilish after the Grammy-winning singer criticised billionaires for failing to use their wealth to address global crises. The exchange comes as Musk's net worth surges and Eilish intensifies her calls for philanthropic accountability.