Kelsey Koberg

Jay Timmons, President and CEO of the National Association of Manufacturers, plead to the White House to stop the regulatory onslaught burdening manufacturers.

Founder of a mobile bartending company remarks on how demand for Bud Light has "plummeted" in wake of the Dylan Mulvaney controversy.

Founders of Web3 animation studio Toonstar said they don't believe artificial intelligence will replace humans in the entertainment industry.

Artificial general intelligence can accomplish "really amazing" things, but also "do some really dangerous stuff," warned Diveplane CEO Michael Capps.

Many artificial intelligence systems lack transparency in their decision-making, leading to concerns about their use in decision-making.

Artificial General Intelligence - AGI - is an advanced technology which can mimic human abilities. Some argue the latest developments in GPT4 near AGI, others say it is decades away.

Snoop Dogg questioned both the safety of artificial intelligence, and whether he should invest in the technology at the Milken Institute 2023 Global Conference.

Calls for Congress to regulate artificial intelligence could be premature and allow China to dominate globally in the industry, experts warned.

Ashton Kutcher discussed why his venture capital firm, Sound Ventures, has invested millions in artificial intelligence technologies.

Artificial intelligence "hallucinations" — misinformation created both accidentally and intentionally — will challenge the trustworthiness of many institutions, experts say.

Google CEP Sundar Pichai said he, nor other experts in the field, fully understand how artificial intelligence chatbots like ChatGPT or Google's Bard work.

According to a study conducted by researchers at three universities, artificial intelligence could, this century, make a decision leading to catastrophic outcomes.

Ranchers across the country told Fox News Digital issues like inflation, illegal immigration and President Biden's climate policies are harming their industry.

Despite Ben & Jerry's progressive stances, the company was recently revealed to have migrant child labor used in elements of its supply chain.

Ben & Jerry's told Fox News Digital that it is opposed to child labor, but a New York Times investigation found its suppliers use migrant child labor in milk production.

Anna Kobza said she started her online platform with the hopes of educating consumers, but she has been able to educate producers within the industry as well.

Ranchers said some elements of the hit show "Yellowstone," such as complex family dynamics, are accurate, while others like the fictionalized "train station" don't ring true.

Brandon Bochenski said the federal government has asked the city to stop construction of a corn mill near the Grand Forks Air Foce Base.

J.J. Goicoechea, who serves as director of the Nevada Department of Agriculture, said ranchers need less regulation and the government to "get out of our way."

Dusty Smith, a rancher in northwest Montana, said the Biden administration is creating red tape, and should focus instead on incentivizing sustainability.

Ranchers warn that foot and mouth disease, a highly contagious virus affecting livestock like cows and sheep, could cross the southern border on someone's boot.

A Mississippi school district has changed its policy preventing students from wearing masks with political or religious speech after a lawsuit from Alliance Defending Freedom.

Abdul Wasi Safi is an Afghan soldier who worked with the U.S. military, but was arrested attempting to gain asylum in the United States after the fall of Kabul.

A judge for last weekend's Miss Universe pageant told Fox News Digital the competition was not rigged in favor of Miss USA, R'Bonney Gabriel.

Rep. Michael Waltz sounded the alarm on the 'wokeness' in the military after data from the Heritage Foundation found nearly 70 percent of service members have experienced politicization.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot's re-election campaign was criticized for sending an email to Chicago Public School teachers, encouraging them to give students "credit" for volunteering on the campaign.

Critics drew a connection between Gucci's HAHAHA campaign, starring Harry Styles, and a controversial Balenciaga ad, which featured toddlers with teddy bears in bondage.

Sex ed classes taught to seventh graders, as well as all students enrolled in biology classes are optional, but one parent said he had difficulty finding information on the instruction.

The National Education Association acknowledged the role parents play in their children's education after claiming educators "know better than anyone" what students need.

Pro-parent school board candidates won races around the country in Tuesday's midterm election, and experts predicted some parents would see improvement in their children's education.