Axios
September 2026
FlyDubai flight spirals into chaos. What we know and what remains a mystery
The relevant authorities are conducting the necessary investigations into the incident,
The safety and wellbeing of our passengers, crew and operations remain our highest priority,
AI safety fears put OpenAI and Anthropic in the FTC's crosshairs
Ask Trump's AI chatbot who won in 2020. You might not get an answer.
The Trump administration's new AI service gave users conflicting responses to politically sensitive questions Tuesday and Wednesday: sometimes answering them and sometimes refusing
Musk returns to Trump world for Pentagon war study
We are leveraging a unique source of American advantage, one our adversaries do not have: our innovators, our senior leaders and our technologists — big thinkers and doers who will forecast the creative solution for tomorrow's conflicts,
Hegseth accuses media of treason in pugnacious annual address
Google unveils long-awaited Gemini 4
Argon is a well-rounded model that has frontier capabilities across several domains,
Trump's DOJ takes its fight with federal judges to Minnesota
Jack Smith faces new lawsuit over congressional phone records
Through his Arctic Frost witch hunt that targeted conservatives across America and even the President of the United States, Jack Smith perpetrated one of the worst abuses of government power in our nation's history,
Fed watchdog clears former chair Powell in renovation probe
At no point during our evaluation did we find reasonable grounds to believe that a violation of federal criminal law had occurred requiring a referral to the U.S. Attorney General,
944 children abused by Catholic clergy, Mass. AG says — but no new charges
The Massachusetts attorney general released a report Wednesday documenting more than 270 Catholic clerics accused of sexually abusing 944 children across three dioceses — but the investigation will result in no new indictments
We deeply understand that behind every number is a child whose safety was violated, a family that was changed, and a survivor who has carried the trauma of that abuse for years, and in many cases, decades,
Exclusive: Cornell rape allegations fuel House Democratic women's Title IX push
Tennessee inmate Christa Pike's execution halted an hour beforehand
The interests of justice and the finality of Pike's impending execution compel the entry of a short stay of execution in order to properly analyze the parties' fully briefed arguments and resolve the issues on the merits,
Trump's AI "constitution" crowns day of accelerating ambition
AI agents have a normal-people problem
AI companies are staking their future on the mass adoption of agents, hoping that they can solve the annoyances of modern life — email, travel bookings, online purchases
Renewables boom faces a Trump-era cliff
The imperative to repudiate renewables is a greater incentive than the imperative to lower energy costs,... The issue the president has with wind and solar is, is it's not going to be the solution for the power needs that we have,
OpenAI debuts "dots" as industry safety focus shifts to "What did my AI assistant do now?"
It can browse the web, use connected apps, create files and run tools while keeping track of a project over time
We're not going to do this for you, but we can take you all the way up until the point where you do it yourself, and we'll hand over to you,
U.S.-Iran talks yield little, raising odds of renewed combat
Trump is trapped in a quagmire in which he can neither negotiate nor fight,... They are doing very poorly. I don't know if they are ready to give up yet. They will give up. This is to stop a nuclear weapon. Iran will not have a nuclear weapon,
Boeing nabs $20B contract for Navy's futuristic fighter
Boeing will build the U.S. Navy's next fighter aircraft, following years of clandestine competition and multiple contracting false alarms
Trump floats Jay Clayton as AI czar as he looks to fill the position in days
President Trump on Tuesday told Axios Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton would be a good AI czar
I have somebody in mind."... Clayton is "a good man. He's right here. That's a good idea,
Trump and top AI leaders agree to voluntary AI standards
Supreme Court green-lights Trump's third-country deportations
OpenAI hit with landmark lawsuit following Hugging Face hack
A public interest law group hit OpenAI with a lawsuit Tuesday over its breach of tech company Hugging Face, seeking court-ordered restrictions to prevent future hacks
OpenAI is responsible for the conduct of its agents,
Scoop: Trump's hand-picked, taxpayer-funded ads about to ramp up
"Love Me" artist doesn't love Trump using his song
Artist JMSN is demanding the Trump administration stop using his song "Love Me," which was the background music for a controversial government ad that critics argue illegally uses taxpayer money
Meet OpenAI's "dots" — a new AI assistant meant to take on Meta's Muse.
This is the real deal version of AI we've always imagined,