Some 70,000 police officers are being deployed as hundreds of thousands prepare to march against high prices and austerity, with a revived yellow-vest movement demanding President Macron's resignation.
Anthropic Moves Toward What Could Be the Biggest IPO in HistoryAT&T shares fell again this week after a Bernstein downgrade, as Wall Street increasingly treats SpaceX's spectrum-buying spree as a credible long-term threat to the traditional wireless carriers.
Brent crude touched $112 a barrel after strikes on a Saudi airport and oilfield and reported mine hits near the Strait of Hormuz, prompting the U.S. to begin withdrawing some diplomats' families from the region.
Nvidia, Meta and CoreWeave led a renewed selloff in AI-linked shares even as several companies posted stronger-than-expected earnings, while crude climbed on fears over the war with Iran.
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Google Quietly Rewrites Its Privacy Rules to Let Gmail and Photos Data Shape AdsA policy update strips out Google's long-standing promise that it wouldn't personalize ads using content from Gmail, Drive or Photos, opening a door its new AI tools already walk through.
An EEG-guided magnetic stimulation therapy, cleared by regulators earlier this year, is drawing fresh attention for results far above those typically seen with medication alone, though full trial data has not yet been published.
Seismic surveys of the mostly underwater caldera, which produced one of the largest eruptions of the last 12,000 years, offer scientists a rare look at how giant volcanic systems rebuild after catastrophe.
A lengthy briefing lays out revised architectures for both SpaceX and Blue Origin's lunar landers, with officials still targeting a 2028 Artemis IV landing despite lingering questions about refueling.
Callum Turner, Jack Lowden and Josh O'Connor are reported to be among the finalists screen-testing for 007, five years after Daniel Craig's exit, in a search that has dragged on longer than any in the franchise's history.