Feb 14 (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Justice sent a letter to lawmakers regarding redactions in the files pertaining to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, Politico reported on Saturday. The ...

The Justice Department’s latest Epstein document dump is resurfacing uncomfortable connections—putting two more senior figures in President Donald Trump’s orbit squarely in the frame. Last Friday, the ...

How far are you willing to go to make a buck? For Tesla shareholders, looking the other way when two board members had close relationships with the head of a sex trafficking organization, and lied ...

The Los Angeles Lakers delivered a beatdown on the Washington Wizards 142-111, which included an epic 37-point triple-double from Luka Doncic and a 28-point double-double from DeAndre Ayton. Not ...

Three of Elon Musk’s companies — SpaceX, xAI, and Tesla — are in play for a potential merger. While the talks appear to be in the early stage, according to reports from Bloomberg and Reuters, it could ...

A Las Vegas substitute teacher was fired after she was filmed using the n-word in class while asking why white people aren’t allowed to say it. The white substitute teacher, who has not been publicly ...

An El Portal Village councilmember is under fire for using the N-word twice during a meeting. Councilmember Anders Urbom says he was quoting someone to describe where he thinks the country is heading.

Just when you thought the circular deals couldn’t get any more circular, OpenAI has invested in CEO Sam Altman’s brain computer interface (BCI) startup Merge Labs. Merge Labs, which defines itself as ...

On Thursday, OpenAI announced its investment in neurotech startup Merge Labs, cofounded by its CEO, billionaire Sam Altman. OpenAI will collaborate with the new venture to develop technology to link ...

(This item has been updated to include a comment from President Donald Trump.) President Donald Trump has soured big-time on Attorney General Pam Bondi, the Wall Street Journal reports. The Journal ...

More than 2 million files that may be related to the case of late sex predator Jeffrey Epstein are under review, with only a few thousand having been inspected and made public, the Justice Department ...