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IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Now PlayingJustice Department Fires 3 Prosecutors Involved in Jan. 6 Cases00:34UP NEXTBiden Pays Respects as Slain Minnesota Lawmaker Lies in State02:44Senate Releases Final Version of Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’02:13Supreme Court Limits Judges’ Power to Block Trump’s Orders02:34Trump Slams Israel and Iran For Violating Ceasefire01:12Israel Says Iran Violated Ceasefire Just Hours After it was Brokered02:38Military Families at Middle East Bases Sent Home After Iran Attack01:30Inside the Political Fallout Following Trump’s Decision to Strike Iran02:56US Under Heightened Threat Environment After Attacks on Iran01:57Iran: By Supporting Israel, the US…
Being a founder often feels like you’re building the plane midflight. You’re juggling fundraising, product-market fit, marketing strategy, hiring — while quietly wondering if you’re even doing it right. TechCrunch AllStage 2025, which is happening on July 15 at the SoWa Power Station in Boston, is built to answer those questions. Whether you’re pitching VCs, recruiting a killer team, or trying to make sense of your startup’s finances (and your own), All Stage offers actionable insights from people who’ve lived it. Expect main-stage conversations, deep-dive workshops, and tactical networking designed to help you scale with confidence. One of the voices…
WASHINGTON — Almost as soon as the Supreme Court released its ruling limiting the ability of judges to block President Donald Trump’s plan to end birthright citizenship, challengers brought new legal claims seeking the same result by a different means.While the court on Friday said judges cannot issue sweeping “universal injunctions” that can apply nationwide in many cases, it left open the option of plaintiffs seeking broad relief via class action lawsuits.The American Civil Liberties Union filed such a lawsuit in New Hampshire on behalf of immigrants whose children may not obtain U.S. citizenship at birth if Trump’s order were…
Tens of millions of Americans will leave home this Fourth of July, with many flocking to the beach, exploring national parks or touring bucket list cities.For those with plans to getaway but in search of a destination, there’s still time to set your sights on some stellar holiday settings. Here are some places flying under the radar that stand out for Fourth of July travel in 2025.North Carolina’s Cape FearLooking for a change of scenery from the famous Outer Banks or Myrtle Beach? Head to the Cape Fear region of eastern North Carolina for laid-back beach days and mesmerizing fireworks…
This week, two major AI companies scored early wins in court, with federal judges siding with Meta and Anthropic in separate lawsuits over how their models were trained on copyrighted material. The decisions represent the first real legal validation of AI companies’ argument that training models on books, images, and other creative works can be considered “fair use” — even if those materials weren’t obtained with permission. It’s a big deal for companies building generative AI, and a potential turning point for the many lawsuits still in motion. Today, on TechCrunch’s Equity podcast, hosts Max Zeff and Anthony Ha were…
BRUSSELS (AP) — Belgium rolled out the blue carpet Saturday for Rihanna and other stars who turned out for the world premiere of the new Smurf movie.Rihanna produced ″Smurfs″ and voices Smurfette in the summer family film, a live-action animated reboot that takes the little creatures on a Smurfette-led rescue mission to save Papa Smurf.At Saturday’s showing in Brussels, the visibly pregnant Grammy winner chatted with children, linked arms with someone dressed as her cartoon alter-ego, and joined the audience arm in arm with A$AP Rocky.Film director Chris Miller held Smurf toys and other cast members at the premiere included…
JetBlue’s travel subsidiary and travel services booking company, Paisly, has announced the expansion of its cruise portfolio with the addition for four cruise line partners to include Holland America Line, Cunard, Virgin Voyages and Oceania Cruises.The move expands Paisly’s existing cruise offering allowing the company to deliver more personalized and loyalty-integrated experiences to its airline partners’ customer base and more niche suppliers in both the luxury and adults-only offerings. To meet the demand of 34.6 million global cruise passengers in 2024, forecast to reach 42 million by 2028 according to industry estimates, cruising remains one of the fastest-growing sectors in…
Petlibro, the pet tech startup known for its automatic feeders and filtered water fountains, has just launched its latest product, the AI-powered Scout Smart Camera, designed to provide pet owners with real-time insights into their furbabies’ activities and behaviors. Scout is similar to other pet cameras on the market; it monitors your pet in real time and features two-way audio, allowing you to communicate with them if they’re getting into mischief. The companion mobile app allows users to control the camera’s movements, although the camera is also designed to detect and automatically follow their pet as they move past it.…
BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) — Serbia’s capital is bracing for yet another student-led protest on Saturday to pressure populist President Aleksandar Vucic to call for an early parliamentary election after nearly eight months of rallies that have rattled his firm grip on power in the Balkan country.Tensions have soared before the protest in Belgrade, which has been organized by Serbia’s university students, a key force behind nationwide anti-corruption demonstrations that started after a renovated rail station canopy collapsed, killing 16 people on Nov. 1.Many blamed the concrete roof crash on rampant government corruption and negligence in state infrastructure projects, leading to…
CNN — The Israeli military detained six settlers in the occupied West Bank overnight after the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) say the suspects attacked security forces. The IDF says they spotted Israeli civilians driving toward a closed military zone near the Palestinian village of Kafr Malik, where days earlier settlers set fire to homes and vehicles in an attack Palestinian officials say killed three people. When Israeli forces approached the group, the IDF says the soldiers were physically assaulted and verbally abused. In addition, the suspects vandalized and damaged the security forces’ vehicles and attempted to ram the forces. Six…