Alphabet Stock Plummets $500 Billion Amid AI Fears
The tech giant experienced its worst stock reaction ever as AI chatbots impact its core Search business and cash reserves dwindle.
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Alaska Governor Launches Probe Into Democratic Senate Candidate Mary Peltola
The investigation into Peltola's campaign raises questions just days before the midterm elections.
GOP Faces Potential House Majority Loss Amidst Close Races and Controversies
Several swing districts feature incumbents embroiled in scandals and facing rematches, potentially tipping the balance of power in Congress.
US Mortgage Rates Fall to Lowest Level in Over a Month
The average rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage decreased for the second consecutive week, reaching 7.24%.
Train Staff Member Fought Attacker with Frying Pan, Court Hears
CCTV footage shows a train crew member using a frying pan to defend passengers during a series of alleged stabbing attacks.
Police Name Two Men Sought in Connection with Bethnal Green Rape
Authorities are searching for Showkoth Ahmed, 31, and Jahidul Hassan Jaigirdar, 34, in connection with the August 1, 2024, sexual assault of a 13-year-old girl in Weavers Fields.
Travel Agent Jailed Again for Using Customer Funds for Luxury Holidays
Rebecca Waterfall, previously convicted of fraud, admitted to a new scheme where she used clients' financial details to book personal trips.
Democrats Eye Senate Control as Key Midterm Races Approach
Republicans face a challenging path to retaining their Senate majority, with control potentially hinging on a handful of closely contested races.
Passengers Stranded in Cambodia After Cruise Ship 'Odyssey' Abruptly Ceases Operations
Residents report tales of alleged demands for money, deteriorating conditions, and a chaotic disembarkation after the ship's operator suspended services, blaming soaring fuel costs.