The SS United States broke trans-Atlantic speed records. On Wednesday, it was sunk off the Florida coast and will become a diving destination and home for marine life.

Mississippi hadn't elected a Democrat to the U.S. Senate in more than 40 years.

Democrat Scott Colom has won election to the U.S. Senate in Mississippi, according to a race call by the Associated Press, defeating Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith.

The average price of a gallon of gasoline dipped below $4 this week for the first time in months. Does that mean more relief is coming for drivers?

Senegal's breakdancers have been practicing for their country's historic hosting of the Youth Olympic Games this month. It's the first time Africa is hosting an Olympic event.

Nine members of the Kennedy family have joined the legal fight against Trump's D.C. arch, arguing it would disrupt views and cast shadows over their ancestors' graves at Arlington National Cemetery.

Historian and The New Yorker writer Jill Lepore says the DSA, once maligned, is no longer "beyond the political pale." She discusses the history of socialism in America, and its current resurgence.

For the swing voters NPR is regularly checking in with as part of its Swing Shift series, the election results brought mixed emotions, as does the pending Democratic control of Congress.

Russia and Ukraine have agreed to a large exchange of prisoners of war. U.S.-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi led to this decision, marking the biggest humanitarian release since the war began in 2022.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has been spared from the House's impeachment effort, at least for now. And, federal prosecutors arrested three men accused of being Iran-backed operatives.

The proposed radical overhaul of the welfare system would move under-25s off the main sickness benefits.

For parents in parts of Ukraine, trying to lead a normal family life with just a few hours of power each day is taking its toll.

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy could force participation in an industry watchdog to protect whistleblowers, the BBC understands.

Some cold and flu remedies cost 20 times as much as a basic pack of paracetamol or ibuprofen.

Following a ceremony marking Veterans Day, a group that included Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth was shouted at to be quiet.

The strike hit the surgery department of Nasser Hospital, injuring at least 20 people and causing extensive damage, a spokesperson says.

Known as the eBay of Lego, it has been down for three days and is yet to disclose what caused the shutdown.

Two people are dead and several others injured as rescuers scour the debris in Brooklyn.

Colom is the first black person from the southern state elected to the US Senate in over 140 years.

Ahead of a week which will focus minds on the UK's relationship with the bloc, the prime minister's stance on Europe is causing MPs to think about their leaders' individual strategy.

Hyperscale meets micro-computing by offering APIs to test your apps

Couldn’t get the hardware it needed to generate certs, so tried to code a workaround

Now enables backup by default and hints a little on-prem infra never hurt anyone

Operators face longer connection waits and a growing need to bring their own electricity

And find they were right all along

Outage hits login, software repositories, and patching tools hours before online event kicks off

Easy lid swaps earn praise from iFixit, but panel removal ends in cracks and USB-C repairs require logic board surgery

KB5132061 throws 0x800F0993 and 0x800F0989 errors, and Redmond is saying nothing

Flash VGR in Morse code on November 17 to salute the veteran probe – just don't expect it to see you

YouHack thought protecting members' passwords with mostly unsalted MD5 hashes would do

The FBI is investigating as Nvidia’s board holds urgent talks over Huang’s future.

Law requires 25Mbps home Internet. T-Mobile lowers speed to 600Kbps after 50GB cap.

"What's unique is it's got a huge dynamic range. We can see things in full dark."

"The pace that's occurring, and the nature of the procurements, is unprecedented."

Latest example of the AI boom’s circular financing comes as AI trade wobbles.

Confidential sources “lifeblood” of free press, court rules in LinkedIn fight.

Any amount of AI coding is too much for many Independent Games Festival judges.

Apple has already made the forum read-only.

The company plans on linking two 520-qubit chips before next year is over.

Does this herald the start of a small car revolution, or is it a meaningless distraction?