Top Delaware court upholds recent corporate law overhaul
By Tom Hals WILMINGTON, Del., Feb 27 (Reuters) – The Delaware Supreme Court upheld on Friday a 2025 law that overhauled the state’s widely used corporate code to limit lawsuits against powerful business leaders, a measure that
NASA revamps Artemis moon landing program to reduce flight gaps and risk
NASA said Friday it’s adding an extra moon mission by Artemis astronauts before attempting a high-risk lunar landing with a crew. The shake-up in the flight lineup and push for a faster pace came just two days
Colin Gray testifies in trial after his son was accused of Georgia high school shooting
ATLANTA (AP) — The father of accused school shooter Colt Gray testified Friday that he gave his son the rifle that was used in the attack as a Christmas present in hopes of bonding with the boy
US construction spending increases in line with expectations in December
WASHINGTON, Feb 27 (Reuters) – U.S. construction spending increased in December, lifted by a rebound in single-family homebuilding as well as ongoing strength in home renovations. The Commerce Department’s Census Bureau said on Friday that construction spending
OpenAI gets $110 billon in funding from a trio of tech powerhouses, led by Amazon
ChatGPT maker OpenAI has received $110 billion in funding from Amazon, SoftBank and Nvidia, putting the technology company’s pre-money valuation at $730 billion. Amazon is leading the trio of tech heavyweights in commitments, putting up $50 billion,
What to watch as the midterms begin with Tuesday’s primaries
WASHINGTON (AP) — After months of speculating, pontificating and spinning, the midterm election season begins in earnest Tuesday. The primary results in Texas, North Carolina and Arkansas will provide some of the first concrete evidence for what
Despite recent gains, tribal citizens descended from slaves face disparate treatment
MCLOUD, Okla. (AP) — Tribal citizens whose ancestors were enslaved by citizens of several tribal nations in Oklahoma are starting to see more inclusive access to Native American health care, education and other social services, but barriers
Teenage girls are most likely to tear their ACLs. Parents say more must be done to protect them
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Sofia Tepichin was about 30 minutes into her club soccer team practice in October when she spotted a fast-approaching defender. She tapped the ball away and hopped over the defender’s outstretched foot, came
Scouting America will alter its policies to maintain support from the US military, Pentagon says
WASHINGTON (AP) — Scouting America will alter several policies at the urging of the Pentagon, including a requirement that members use “biological sex at birth and not gender identity,” Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Friday. Some of
The Latest: Bill Clinton is questioned about Epstein ties as Trump stumps in Texas
Former President Bill Clinton is testifying Friday before members of Congress who are investigating convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, answering for his connections to the disgraced financier from more than two decades ago. The closed-door deposition in