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US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth speaks at the Pentagon in Washington, DC, on July 27, 2026. See all topics

Five data-center and technology companies—Meta, Amazon, Google, QTS Data Centers and SoftBank Energy—have committed $17.5 million to expand AEP Ohio’s Neighbor to Neighbor utility-assistance program. AEP Ohio is adding $1 million, bringing the total package to more than $18 million for electric-bill relief and related household energy-efficiency support

We apologize, this video has expired. Trump meets with technology leaders at the White House Aug. 19, 2026

Local business owners and the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce discuss corporate taxes, rising costs and the future of free enterprise as DSA-backed policies gain momentum in Colorado. 

Taliban rulers have celebrated the fifth anniversary of their return to power in Afghanistan

For years now, executives at companies that are pouring hundreds of billions of dollars a year into developing various artificial intelligence tools have insisted that the technology will ultimately mean people will spend less of their time working

A woman waves an Iranian flag next to a billboard showing a graphic of a man wearing a shirt showing the face of late Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was killed during a joint U.S. and Israeli strike on Feb. 28, with words calling upon the avengers of Imam Hussein, one of Shiite…

 COLUMBUS — Leaders from TPC Wellness traveled to Columbus on July 30 to participate in Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson’s annual Human Trafficking Summit, joining advocates, health-care professionals, law enforcement, prosecutors, survivors and community partners from across Ohio committed to combating human trafficking. 

Rockbridge’s luxury lifestyle platform has been 15 years in the making, bringing together hotels, restaurants and private membership clubs under a vertically integrated model designed to capitalize on consumers’ growing demand for experiences over traditional hospitality offerings

North Carolina education leaders will release new data Wednesday on the well-being of the state’s teenagers