Rob Reiner and wife Michele Singer Reiner were found dead, and their son Nick is now in police custody Rob Reiner's daughter Tracy told NBC News she's "in shock" after the deaths of her father and his ...

Kate Anderson ’09, acclaimed film, television, and musical theater songwriter, has been announced as the Class of 2026 Commencement Speaker. In an email to the 2026 class, President Bob Iuliano ...

Meta boosts capital spending by 73% for AI development The company forecasts higher 2026 expenses due to AI talent hiring Meta's ad platform supports AI investments, faces competition in short-video ...

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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg made the case for his company's continued AI expansion — and its need to continue scaling infrastructure — after Meta's fourth-quarter earnings on Wednesday included a revenue ...

Meta's top-line results and outlook mean investors are giving the company a pass on its artificial-intelligence spending, says one portfolio manager. John Belton of Gabelli Funds noted that the ...

LANSING, MI — An Ingham County judge has dismissed the lawsuit Brenda Tracy, a national advocate for abuse survivors, filed against former Michigan State University football coach Mel Tucker. Tracy ...

Meta reported fourth-quarter earnings on Wednesday that topped estimates and issued stronger-than-expected sales guidance. The stock popped as much as 10% in after-hours trading. Meta said it expects ...

That would be a major jump from $72 billion last year, as the tech giant aims to compete in the artificial intelligence race. By Eli Tan and Mike Isaac Reporting from San Francisco To stay competitive ...

Big tech companies and data center operators are suddenly concerned about their image amid the AI boom. Big tech companies and data center operators are suddenly concerned about their image amid the ...

LOS ANGELES — The world’s biggest social media giants are heading to court for the first time in a wave of landmark trials that will determine whether their platforms are responsible for harming ...

Meta and YouTube are in court this week over allegations that their social media platforms can be addictive and harmful to children, while TikTok on Tuesday chose to settle the closely watched case.