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EliseAI Raises $350 Million at a $4 Billion Valuation as Vertical AI Hits Its Stride
The New York startup's latest round — led by Andreessen Horowitz and Bessemer — nearly doubles its valuation in a year and crowns vertical AI as the venture market's clearest thesis.
Fernandez Reigns in Singapore as the Upgraded WTA 500 Gets Its First Champion
Leylah Fernandez beat Talia Gibson 7-5, 6-0 to win the first WTA 500 edition of the Singapore Open, while Davidovich Fokina triumphed in Chengdu.
Europe Rules Tennis Weekend: Laver Cup Reclaimed as Czechia Lifts Billie Jean King Cup
Zverev clinched Team Europe's sixth Laver Cup in London while Czechia swept Ukraine in Shenzhen — a landmark weekend for team tennis.
The NCAA Just Got Its Biggest Win in Decades: Inside the Senate's 77-22 College Sports Vote
A 77-22 Senate vote could bring an antitrust exemption, a $48.8M pay cap, and national NIL rules to college athletics. Here's what it means.
The Raiders Are 3-0: What a Wild NFL Week 3 Taught Us About the 2026 Season
A record-tying 12 one-score games, Travis Hunter's first interception, and the league's most shocking 3-0 team: breaking down Week 3.
October Baseball Is Here: The 2026 MLB Playoff Bracket, Schedule, and the Stories That Will Define It
Twelve teams, four Wild Card Series, and a Dodgers three-peat bid: your complete guide to the 2026 MLB postseason, which opens September 29.
The Planet That Shouldn't Exist: Webb Finds Ammonia on HATS-6 b
A Jupiter-sized world around a tiny star 500 light-years away is cooler than physics predicts — and laced with a gas almost never seen on exoplanets.
Webb's 'Cosmic House of Mirrors': Hundreds of Hidden Galaxies Revealed
A new James Webb image turns the galaxy cluster MACS J0454.1-0300 into a natural telescope, exposing hundreds of galaxies that were invisible before.
NASA Promises an 'Artemis Acceleration' Update as the Moon Race Sharpens
Administrator Jared Isaacman says October will bring long-awaited Moon mission timing — with China as the competitor and a three-phase Moon base as the goal.
Crew-13: The Astronauts Ending America's Six-Month Launch Drought
Two Americans, one Canadian and one Russian are set to lift off for the International Space Station on October 1 — the first US crew launch since Artemis II.
Starship Finally Reaches Orbit: How SpaceX's 14th Test Flight Changed the Program
After 13 suborbital tests, the world's largest rocket reached orbital velocity on September 28 — and delivered 26 next-generation Starlink satellites for the first time.
Flatkey Raises $10M to Kill the API-Key Chaos Behind AI Agents
The San Jose startup's one API key, one balance, one invoice pitch won over 10,000 developers in two months — a sign that AI infrastructure's fragmentation tax has become a fundable business.