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Anthropic said on Thursday that three of its Claude artificial intelligence models gained unauthorized access to the systems of outside organizations during internal cybersecurity testing, a disclosure that adds a…
South Korea’s stock market delivered one of its most violent reversals on record on Friday, roaring back from a three-day rout as investors piled once more into the semiconductor makers…
The stock market’s latest verdict on Big Tech was unusually blunt: It is no longer enough to talk about artificial intelligence. Investors want proof that the spending is turning into…
Traffic Through Hormuz Shows Signs of Recovery, Calming Oil Markets After days of sharp disruption tied to the fighting involving Iran and the United States, shipping traffic through the Strait…
Iran Broadens Retaliation to U.S. Positions in Gulf as Washington Faces Pressure at Home Iran said on Thursday that it had struck strategic American-linked targets in Kuwait and Bahrain, widening…
A Sharper Washington Line on Russia Emerges The Senate moved decisively on Tuesday to tighten the screws on Russia’s war economy, advancing a bipartisan sanctions measure by an 86-to-12 vote…
A Global AI Trade Runs Into a Harder Test The market’s faith in artificial intelligence has not vanished. But in recent days, investors across Asia and the United States have…
A fresh Iranian missile barrage against American forces in the Middle East on Tuesday ended a short-lived lull in hostilities, rattling financial markets and reviving fears that the confrontation could…
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has made clear that he intends to spend political capital early. In his first major domestic policy push since entering Downing Street, Mr. Burnham has placed…
Andy Burnham, Britain’s new prime minister, moved over the weekend to define himself on the world stage with a pair of closely watched gestures: a willingness to confront President Trump…