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Happened on College Campuses and those demonstrations continue into this weekend as the Embattled Columbia University president breaks her silence, days after the n. Y. P. D. Had to move in on those violent protests happening on her campus. Good afternoon to you, welcome to fox news live, im aishah hasnie. Im mike emanuel, Griff Jenkins is off this weekend. And there was projecting genocide joe over a giant American Flag that was unfurled by staff. And this comes in protests this weekend, including in new york. Thats where matt finn is live for us on the campus of new york university. Hello, m...

Roads underwater. Drivers stranded. Mandatory evacuations. First responders making dozens of rescues. Plus, the massive Tornado Ripping through a town, and the threat now stretching through the weekend. Also tonight, dramatic testimony in Donald Trumps hush money trial. Hope hicks, one of his former top advisers, telling the jury about that now infamous access Hollywood Tape in 2016, and the trump campaigns Damage Control after it came out, and the moment she broke down in tears on the witness stand. New campus crackdowns. More than 50 propalestinian protesters arrested in new york and what th...

US News: The US Air Force, through DARPA, successfully tested an AI-controlled jet in a dogfight against a human pilot. The test took place at Edwards Air Forc

Leo BauersfeldWhile the past few months have shown us that there’s still a lot that AI can’t do that humans can (like write news articles, for example), there are a few areas where the bots are starting to gain an edge on their flesh-and-blood counterparts.Case in point: A team of engineers at the University of Zurich in Switzerland published a study Tuesday in the journal Nature where they developed an AI dubbed Swift that can fly drones capable of beating human pilots in head-to-head races. Th

Researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST) have built a humanoid robot called Pibot that can pilot a jet without having to make any major modifications to the cockpit. The bug-eyed robot, which stands at just over five feet tall, can grip the controls and maintain altitude even in the roughest […]