Elon Musk is now the first trillionaire, after the SpaceX IPO minted thousands of new millionaires on Nasdaq.

Its extraordinary valuation is a vote of confidence in humanity's capacity to innovate.

A new, bipartisan idea is taking Washington by storm: collective ownership of the means of production.

The world got a valuable glimpse inside an American president's head amid the wartime deliberations he is conducting with himself.

The state's economy is dynamic. Its government is sclerotic. And voters are starting to notice.

Virginia assault firearm ban faces resistance as prosecutors refuse enforcement and legal challenges mount before the July 1 deadline.

Yes, it's a warning about the dangers of AI. But that's the tip of the iceberg.

They say everything's bigger in Texas. The latest proof is a federal court case that could lead to the biggest shakeup of American labor law in three quarters of a century - a shakeup that workers urgently need.

Former Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher criticizes Illinois lawmakers for not caring about the team, which is moving to a stadium in Hammond, Indiana, 30 minutes south of the city.

Christianity is all over social media. For a while, I thought my generation might be finding God, writes Freya India. Now I worry we are just finding content about God.

My sister was born with profound disabilities, the result of a genetic disorder. She never learned to talk. I don't think she could even recognize the faces of her own family. She could react to people and things, like music, which she loved dancing to, but each moment was completely new to her and never connected to the past or future.

Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk are building the same thing: a holding company glued together by AI.