During his first speech to the joint U.S. Congress, President Donald Trump called on repealing the CHIPS and Science Act, a ...

During his joint session to Congress, the president called for a repeal to the CHIPS Act. The act was passed by Congress with bipartisan support and was signed into law by President Joe Biden in 2022.

Republican lawmakers on Wednesday said President Trump’s call for Congress to “get rid of” the 2022 CHIPS and Science Act, ...

Bye-bye DEI? A new Ohio Senate bill would prohibit diversity, equity and inclusion in K-12 schools. Laura Hancock writes that ...

Standoff ends in arrest: A section of South Salina Street in Syracuse was blocked off on Wednesday for several hours as ...

Some Buffalo and Rochester companies are supposed to provide components for that facility, in a plan to create thousands of jobs.

Another semiconductor compnay is preparing to call central New York home. Onsemi has acquired the former NextGen Fab facility ...

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Optical atomic clocks have the potential to improve timekeeping and GPS accuracy by a factor of 1,000, enhancing the ...

In his first congressional address of his second term, US President Donald Trump reaffirmed his commitment to repealing the ...

The president’s comments are on the heels of Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC committing $165 billion to U.S. facilities.

President Donald Trump told lawmakers to “get rid of” the CHIPS Act in his joint address to Congress Tuesday night, calling it “a horrible, horrible thing.” ...