National Security
Data Centers Hit the Grid as PJM Warns System Is Breaking
Capacity prices surged 10x. Who really pays remains disputed.
Capacity prices surged 10x. Who really pays remains disputed.
A profitable enterprise software giant fired roughly 18% of its workforce by 6 a.m. email — to free up cash for a GPU spending race. The new tech playbook is now in writing.
Companies cite AI in record numbers — but the data points to capex shifts, not robots taking jobs
ICE bought a warehouse in a 5,000-person Georgia town to hold 10,000 detainees — 23 more facilities are planned
Energy costs drove the biggest monthly price spike in nearly four years — and auto affordability was already in crisis before the war started
Federal judge says supply-chain risk designation against Anthropic appears tailored to punish, not protect
A federal judge hears arguments Tuesday on whether the Trump administration's blacklist of an American AI company crossed a constitutional line
Law enforcement sources tell CBS News and NBC News the unverified bulletin lacks credible intelligence, even as national security experts warn Iran's asymmetric capabilities are real