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This space startup wants to launch a ‘power grid’ into orbit
With an ongoing race to put data centers in space, one CEO plans to launch a network of spacecraft that can beam concentrated solar power to satellites.
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FIFA World Cup 2026: The geopolitical tensions at play off the pitch
Travel restrictions, safety fears and global tensions are some of the issues hanging over this year’s men’s World Cup, the first to be hosted by three nations.
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Meet the judges powering Trump’s deportation machine
The Board of Immigration Appeals has tightened rules, resulting in deportations of more people with open green card, asylum or other applications.
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As Trump usurps power, a weak Congress diminishes its own relevance
The president has acted alone on decisions that are supposed to belong to Capitol Hill, which is on track to pass the fewest bills in 50 years.
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An overlooked condition may be a clue to chronic conditions like heart disease and diabetes
Insulin resistance is increasingly eyed as an underlying cause of cardiometabolic disorders.
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Inside the world’s scam capital, where enslaved workers are forced to defraud Americans online
Lured by the promise of well-paying jobs, hundreds of thousands are getting caught up in one of the world’s most sophisticated fraud networks.
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Watching ‘Love Island USA’ is the unpaid ‘second job’ millions of fans are happy to take on
Fans of the reality dating series, which airs six days a week for six weeks, say it’s important to stay punctual or risk falling out of the loop.
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A killing spurs contempt: The tip line that shaped Luigi Mangione’s murder case
“You can’t have seen death like that and sanctify somebody who does that,” one former investigator said.
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Joanna Stern paid someone to hack her Meta glasses. Here’s what she learned.
A stranger in a New Jersey garage showed NBC News’ chief tech analyst just how easy it is to disable a key feature on the gadget.
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Surgeon who removed the wrong organ had a history of botched operations
Before Thomas Shaknovsky made the error, he was accused of other mistakes. Hospital workers said they wouldn’t trust him to operate on their families.
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What will it take for America to win the EV race against China? GM CEO Mary Barra weighs in
More than just great cars will be needed for Detroit to compete against subsidized Chinese EV makers, said the CEO of America’s top-selling automaker.
