Antonio Pequeño IV, Author at Forbes Australia

Donald Trump repeated a false viral claim that immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, “are eating dogs of the people that live there.

Regulators are investigating monopolization concerns surrounding the tech giant’s business practices with buyers.

Musk has repeatedly lashed out at a Brazilian judge who has made several legal threats toward X over its non-compliance with multiple legal orders.

Nvidia shares are up more than 150% on the year amid a demand surge for its AI-powering chips.

Two astronauts have been stuck on the International Space Station for two months longer than planned won’t return home until at least February.

RFK Jr. was expected to drop out of the race amid polling struggles and legal obstacles preventing him from getting his name on some state ballots.

Wojcicki was a Silicon Valley pioneer, becoming Google’s first marketing manager in its early days and YouTube CEO in 2014.

The plane was en route to Sāo Paulo and lost signal before 1:30 p.m. local time.

Two men were arrested in connection with a terror plot with connections to ISIS, according to police.

The Hungarian Boxing Association said it would send letters of protest on behalf of Anna Luca Hamori—Imane Khelif’s next opponent.