Argentina's government presented investment and cooperation opportunities in its nuclear industry to more than 50 U.S. companies this week.

German automaker Volkswagen plans to cut 50,000 jobs by 2030 as profits fall due to increased competition with Chinese automakers and U.S. tariffs.

The Federal Aviation Administration issued a ground stop on JetBlue Tuesday morning at the airline's request, but it was lifted about an hour later.

The FAA launched a pilot program for use of air taxis to allow for real-world testing of what it calls "an exciting window into the future of aviation."

A Texas man who submitted nearly $60 million in fraudulent claims for medical equipment will pay millions in restitution and spend 90 months in jail.

A Ford plant in Chicago created a custom 2026 Explorer SUV for Pope Francis XIV that was delivered to the pontiff at the Vatican on Feb. 28.

AI company Anthropic filed a lawsuit against the federal government for labeling it a supply-chain risk, which is usually for national security risks.

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said in a YouTube video he will push for a ban on digital casinos to curb online gambling addiction.

The Ohio State University accepted the resignation of its president, Walter "Ted" Carter Jr., after he admitted to an inappropriate relationship.

Live Nation has agreed to change its ticketing practices and pay $200 million in damages to settle an antitrust lawsuit by the Justice Department.