HP's 17-inch Touchscreen AI Laptop is discounted by 48%, offering real-time AI acceleration, 32GB DDR5 RAM, and a 1TB SSD for business users. The deal is available on Amazon through the New York Post'…
Anthropic will lease the entire 16-floor building at 330 Hudson St. in Manhattan's Hudson Square, aiming to double its New York workforce to 1,000 employees by the end of 2026. The 465,630-square-foot…
An ICE agent shot and killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a Mexican national in the U.S. illegally, after he rammed an ICE vehicle and attempted to run down the agent during a traffic stop in Houston. The …
Sen. Chris Coons walked away from a multi-vehicle crash in Delaware on Sunday with minor injuries and received prompt emergency care, contrasting with the struggles of ordinary Americans in similar si…
A former travel editor turned to ChatGPT for packing advice and discovered travel vacuum seal bags on Amazon, now available at $19 during extended Prime Day deals. The bags, which reduce clothing volu…
New York City's Department of Education halted distribution of its artificial intelligence guidance after backlash from parents and city council members who criticized the lack of a clear plan and pot…
A 20-year-old Chicago man, Alexander Iniguez Mercado, faces up to 20 years in federal prison for deleting the Signal messaging app after an FBI agent contacted him about an alleged plot to attack a UF…
Teachers, parents and students in New York City are pushing back against AI tools and Chromebook deployments in schools, citing concerns about student privacy, inappropriate use and lack of clear guid…
Former New York City Council candidate Jonathan Rinaldi was arrested Wednesday and charged with forgery for allegedly using artificial intelligence to create fake endorsements and fabricated news arti…
Former New York City Council candidate Jonathan Rinaldi was charged with forgery for using AI to create fake endorsements and news articles on social media. Prosecutors allege he fabricated a New York…
Multiple analyses, including a Washington Post controlled test and a Centre for Policy Studies report, found that major AI chatbots like ChatGPT produce predominantly left-leaning political answers, w…
Jonathan Rinaldi, a New York City council candidate known as the 'Sperminator,' was arrested on fraud charges for using AI-generated fake endorsements from The New York Post and other outlets during h…
Nevada's workforce grew 1.9% between April 2025 and April 2026, compared with a 0.2% national increase, driven by newly reported lithium reserves and economic diversification. The state added roughly …
Sen. Bernie Sanders proposed nationalizing half the AI industry, a plan the New York Post Editorial Board calls unconstitutional, economically destructive, and tyrannical. The editorial argues that su…
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh held rates steady at the June 17 FOMC meeting and dropped forward guidance, forcing markets to price risk independently. The 2-year Treasury yield rose sharply, and t…
Conjoined twins Mercy and Goodness, who were fused at the skull for 19 months, have been successfully separated in a landmark 40-hour surgical procedure involving 60 healthcare professionals. The sist…
Data centers use less water than golf courses and less energy than U.S. refrigerators, experts say, countering claims that they are environmental guzzlers. Critics have exaggerated consumption, with o…
Apple is accelerating development of AI-powered wearables including camera-equipped AirPods, a pendant accessory, and smart glasses code-named N50, all designed to provide visual context to Siri, acco…
The Trump administration denied a request from UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer to exempt British nationals and companies from the embargo on Anthropic's Mythos and Fable models, with a senior White Hou…
A New York Post opinion piece published June 15, 2026, by developmental scientists and educators argues that AI-powered toys are displacing traditional play and raising developmental concerns. The aut…