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CHENNAI, India — India, a country blessed with a strong high-tech industry, is applying its brains not just to commercial artificial intelligence (AI) but also to its military, as its neighbor and regional rival China continues to pour billions into AI research.A 2023 report by an Indian think tank, the Delhi Policy Group, said India spends around $50 million a year on AI. The report noted that while India's spending was a "good initial step," it was "clearly inadequate compared to our primary strategic challenger, China, which is spending more than 30 times this amount. If we are not to

A Texas state senator called out Republican Gov. Greg Abbott for failing to publicly acknowledge the two-year anniversary of the mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas.Friday was the two-year anniversary since the shooting at Robb Elementary School, where an 18-year-old gunman killed 19 students and two teachers.The shooting was not mentioned in the governor's social media accounts or his office's press releases.State Sen. Roland Gutierrez, a Democrat representing Uvalde, sounded off Saturday morning over the governor's failure to mention that tragic day.UVALDE MASS SHOOTING VICTIMS' FAMILIES SUING META, GUN MANUFACTURER AND VIDEO GAME MAKER"Not once did @GregAbbott_TX

Donald Trump addressed the Libertarians’ National Convention on Saturday night in an effort to win over activists who are skeptical of the GOP frontrunner, and turn them away from independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.The Libertarian National Convention is being held at the Washington Hilton hotel through Sunday with the tagline: "Become Ungovernable." The former president addressed a rowdy crowd, seemingly split 50-50 between his supporters and Libertarian skeptics. Trump tried to win over the crowd, saying: "In the last year, I've been indicted by the government on 91 different things. So if I wasn't a libertarian before, I sure as hell

A European woman recently stumbled upon buried treasure from the Middle Ages in what archaeologists are calling a once-in-a-decade discovery.In a press release that was translated into English, the Institute of Archaeology of the Czech Academy of Sciences (ARUP) explained that the treasure was found by a woman walking in Kutná Hora. The town is located in the Central Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic.The treasure consisted of over 2,150 silver coins, minted between 1085 and 1107. Experts believe they were manufactured in Prague and imported to Bohemia."The made of coin alloy, which, in addition to silver, also contains an

Dave McCormick, the Republican challenger for Pennsylvania's coveted U.S. Senate seat, completed a 67-county tour of the Keystone State on Friday. It’s not quite the "full Grassley" of presidential politics, when candidates visit all 99 counties ahead of the Iowa caucuses, but with President Biden and former President Trump in a dead-heat for Pennsylvania and the Senate majority in the balance, every point and all 67 counties count.After 42,000 miles. McCormick celebrated the last of his 345 stops at an Italian restaurant in Matamoras. In an event on the Friday afternoon before Memorial Day Weekend, he delivered a stump speech to

There are so many places around the globe where you can soak in the magnificent views of a colorful sunset. Santorini, Greece, and Key West, Florida, are just a couple places known for their unforgettable sunset displays.If you find yourself in one of these places, or one of the others listed below, don't skip out on finding a good spot to watch the sunset during your travels.3 GREAT AMERICAN CITIES FOR HISTORY BUFFS AND PATRIOTIC TRAVELERS THIS SUMMERBelow are 10 places in the United States and around the world where sunsets are some of the best. Check out this list. Key West, Florida,

Caitlin Clark was in unfamiliar territory to start off her WNBA career, as her Indiana Fever lost its first five-straight games.For context, Clark lost just five games in the entire 2023-24 college season with the Iowa Hawkeyes (they went 34-5).The Fever will have to win 33 straight games to match that (this would have to stretch into the league's playoffs, and it should be noted Iowa's record includes postseason games), but at least now, their skid is over, and much of it is because of Clark.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMClark hit two clutch threes, including one with

This Memorial Day weekend and beyond, try a delicious turkey burger recipe courtesy of celebrity chef Anne Burrell.The chef, Food Network personality and former instructor at the Institute of Culinary Education told Fox News Digital this week, "This recipe was invented out of pure necessity when I was visiting my sister."She said, "I had just gotten off a plane and dropped my bags at her house when she said, 'We're having turkey burgers for dinner … Can you make them?'"GUACAMOLE VS. HUMMUS: IS ONE ‘BETTER’ FOR YOU THAN THE OTHER?Continued Burrell, "I looked in her pantry and just grabbed some

A Pennsylvania man arrived at the Pittsburgh airport Friday night after he was released from custody on the Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI), where he had been detained for having ammunition in his luggage.Bryan Hagerich — a 39-year-old husband, father of two and former professional baseball player — is one of five Americans arrested and detained on the islands since February for having stray ammunition in their luggage, a crime punishable up to 12 years on the islands.The other detained Americans are Ryan Watson, 40, of Oklahoma; Sharitta Grier, 45, of Florida; Tyler Wenrich, 31, of Virginia; and Michael Lee

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin had a "scheduled, elective, and minimally invasive" nonsurgical procedure Friday evening at Walter Reed Medical Center as a follow-up for a bladder issue he had earlier this year, the Pentagon said in a release.The procedure was unrelated to Austin's cancer diagnosis.  "During that period , Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks assumed the functions and duties of the Secretary of Defense and served as the Acting Secretary of Defense. Secretary Austin subsequently resumed his functions and duties as the Secretary of Defense at 8:25 p.m. ET and has returned home," Pentagon Press Secretary Maj. Gen. Pat

Despite playing just five professional games, Caitlin Clark might already be the face of the WNBA. However, some critics suggest that status is not yet warranted.Clark was the first pick in the WNBA Draft last month by the Indiana Fever after cementing herself as arguably the greatest women's college basketball player of all time.The Iowa Hawkeyes legend became the NCAA's all-time leading scorer last year and set numerous other college records.The only thing missing from her resume is a championship after she lost back-to-back title games to LSU and South Carolina.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMClark's pro debut

Legendary "Star Wars" creator George Lucas hit back at critics claiming his series hasn’t been diverse enough.During an interview at the Cannes Film Festival on Friday – just ahead of a Palme d'Or ceremony honoring his contribution to film – Lucas recalled longtime criticism that his movies featured too many White males, and argued that the franchise has always featured diverse characters and its own unique commentary on discrimination."They would say, ‘It’s all White men.' I'd say, 'It's not. Most of the people are aliens,'" the 80-year-old "Star Wars" creator said, according to People.MARK HAMILL MULLS 'STAR WARS' RETIREMENT: 'THEY DON'T

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz waded into the European election campaign on Friday by warning that the next president of the European Commission should not seek support from far-right parties hoping to make big gains in next month’s vote.Left-leaning parties across Europe have been heaping pressure on their mainstream conservative and liberal counterparts to rule out cooperation with far-right parties after the June 6-9 elections to the European Parliament.ISRAEL SLAMS GERMAN GOVERNMENT'S VOW TO ARREST PRIME MINISTER NETANYAHU OVER ICC WARRANTBut a big swing to the right could make it hard for the next president of the commission — who will

A British woman and three children linked to the militant Islamic State group in Syria were handed over to a U.K. delegation that visited the region this week, Syrian Kurdish-led authorities said Friday.The handover, which took place on Wednesday, is the latest in a push to repatriate people from al-Hol and Roj camps in northeastern Syria that house tens of thousands, mostly wives and children of IS militants but also supporters of the extremist group.The Kurdish authorities did not release the names of the four, saying only they were held at Roj camp before the handover.VIOLENCE IN SYRIA RISES, AID

A young man on Reddit has received over 11,000 reactions to date to the contentious family situation he shared on social media just a day ago, with a clinical psychologist telling Fox News Digital on Friday she feels "heartbroken" by the "profoundly troubling" personal drama described in the post. The teen, aged 16, lost his mom in recent years to cancer and is now apparently trying to manage a standoff between himself, his dad and his dad's new wife — who brought her own three young children to the household — amid a dispute over who should be doing what within

This week's News Quiz from Fox News Digital reveals what beloved restaurant chain Americans will be saying goodbye to and what sent a champion golfer to jail.Try to get a perfect score! Watch out for some tricky questions ahead.Take our quiz below. App users: Click here.Did you see a "Kitty" shaking up the stock market in last week's News Quiz? Click here to give it a try.  Think you know your state's bird? Test your knowledge with this week's American Culture Quiz.For a look at all of our quizzes, click here.Check back next Friday for our latest News Quiz from

Two separate families in the Chicago suburbs stumbled upon a "one in a million" blue-eyed cicada, sharing pictures of the vibrant insect.Greta Bailey told Fox News Digital that her 4-year-old son, Jack, was collecting the typically red-eyed cicada when the family first spotted the bright-eyed insect in their Wheaton, Illinois backyard.Bailey told FOX 59 that she did not realize that blue-eyed cicadas existed – until one wandered into her backyard."I thought it was cool and unique and had not heard that blue-eyed cicadas even existed," Bailey said.BILLIONS OF NOISY CICADAS EMERGE FROM SLUMBER ACROSS THE USBailey said that her family

Fox News host Jesse Watters looks at the implications of former President Trump's campaign event in the Bronx, New York Thursday on "Jesse Watters Primetime."NEW YORK GOV. KATHY HOCHUL CALLS TRUMP SUPPORTERS ‘CLOWNS’ IN HER OWN 'BASKET OF DEPLORABLES' MOMENTJESSE WATTERS: Love was in the air. Donald Trump, speaking for over an hour, addressing the economy, the border, foreign policy and, of course, Joe Biden.Not everybody was happy that Trump was on their turf. Reverend Al Sharpton, happy DEI Thursday by the way, was ready for a street fight.Donald Trump's been running his mouth his whole life, nonstop, and they

Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a "war criminal" on Thursday during fiery remarks that grew more contentious when a Capitol Hill staffer used an umbrella to obstruct a Fox News cameraman who was filming the exchange. The unidentified aide is seen in video of the encounter repeatedly opening and closing his umbrella. The action interferes with the camera shot and at one point the umbrella seemingly makes contact with the operator, who witnesses say was hit in the face and upper body.The interaction occurred as Chad Pergram, Fox News Channel's senior congressional correspondent, was asking Tlaib

FIRST ON FOX: A Republican senator is blasting President Biden's administration for ignoring her questions and concerns over an alleged plan to consider taking in refugees from Gaza. "The Biden administration is blowing off my work to prevent an Oct. 7-related attack on our own shores, which shows just how seriously this president takes our security," Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, told Fox News Digital. The lawmaker led a letter to Biden earlier this month, signed by 35 Republican senators, asking the commander in chief for answers after a report emerged that his administration was considering allowing some refugees from Gaza into the

A Danish court on Thursday ruled against a claim that a patient's rights were violated when a hospital failed to give her adequate meals for her vegan diet during her stay there four years ago.The Vegetarian Society of Denmark had sued the administrative unit overseeing hospitals in Copenhagen and its surroundings on behalf of the woman, saying that her choice of diet was protected by the European Court of Human Rights.The society further claimed she was subjected to discrimination by not being offered sufficient vegan meals during her hospitalization in March and in the fall of 2020.TRUE VEGAN LIFESTYLE: EXPLORING

One of the two Jordanian nationals who tried to breach Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia earlier this month crossed into the U.S. illegally in April before he was released from custody, multiple Department of Homeland Security sources have revealed to Fox News. The individual, who along with his colleague is now in ICE custody awaiting removal proceedings, crossed the U.S.-Mexico border in the San Diego sector, the sources said.  He was later released on a notice to appear in court because there was no initial derogatory information found regarding him, the sources added. They said the other Jordanian national was

Alex Rodriguez has maybe the most complicated legacy in not just New York Yankees history, but maybe throughout the entirety of Major League Baseball.The No. 1 overall pick in 1993 heard the loudest of both cheers and boos during his 22-year career, when he hit 696 home runs, won three MVPs, a World Series and 10 Silver Sluggers.In 12 seasons with the Yankees, he hit .283 with a .900 OPS – a Hall of Fame worthy performance. The up-and-down nature of his tenure, though, seems to be the reason why the organization has not yet retired his No. 13.CLICK HERE

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu railed against the International Criminal Court (ICC) on Wednesday for its decision earlier this week to request arrest warrants for top Israeli and Hamas officials. Karim Khan, the ICC’s chief prosecutor, announced he was seeking arrest warrants for Netanyahu, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, as well as top Hamas officials Yahya Sinwar, Mohammed Deif and Ismail Haniyeh. "It’s outrageous," Netanyahu told Fox News host Sean Hannity. "This is a rogue prosecutor who's gone amok. He's out to demonize the one and only Jewish state and the only democracy in the Middle East, and it's both false and

All right, so the Democratic candidate for the most powerful position on earth gave a speech last night to the NAACP where he couldn't say the name of the organization. In fairness to him, it is a whole five letters. But there he committed no less than nine errors that were later corrected by White House staffers, nine errors in a single speech. Hell, Fetterman didn't make that many in a year after his brain blew up like an Iranian helicopter. What are you guys pro-Iran here? Oh. Too soon. You guys are mourning the Butcher of Baghdad. ---- me. So