American borrowers started 2026 counting on three rate cuts. Futures markets now see one — maybe, in December. The $2.95 trillion in consumer debt at double-digit interest isn't going anywhere.
FPV drones cause 80% of front-line casualties. Ukraine's answer: white nylon fishing nets strung over entire cities. It's working.
The NCTC director accused Israel and "its powerful American lobby" of manufacturing the case for war with Iran — then posted his resignation on X. No counterterrorism chief has ever done anything like this.
BuzzFeed unveiled three AI-powered apps at SXSW while carrying a going concern warning and $8.5 million in cash. The audience that once cheered for Google Glass responded with polite nodding.
The government's new grid priority scheme puts AI data centres at the front of the power queue. Housing — which it has pledged to build at record pace — is not on the list.
NASA lab results just sank the leading theory for how cell-like structures could form in Titan's methane lakes. Instead of membranes, researchers got crystals.
The UK's £500 million AI fund and £2 billion quantum push sound big — until you compare them to the $109 billion the US poured into AI last year alone. And half the quantum money was already announced.
A Swedish architecture duo is selling a solar-powered teepee with a dishwasher, satellite broadband, and a washing machine — for people who want to escape modern life but would prefer to bring most of it with them.
A war 3,000 miles from London has added £788 a year to the typical new mortgage — and the sub-4% deals from Barclays, HSBC, and NatWest that existed last week are already gone.
Eliot Cohen makes a sharp case that war supporters are ignoring strategic malpractice while opponents are ignoring the problem that got us here. He's right on both counts.
Four astronauts, a $4.1 billion rocket, and 53 years since humans last saw the Moon up close. After heat shield cracks, helium leaks, and a timeline that slipped by years, NASA has polled "go" for April 1.
Grok generated 23,338 sexualized images of children in 11 days — one every 41 seconds. Three Tennessee teenagers are suing xAI under a child exploitation law never tested against an AI company.
Two U.S. carrier strike groups moved from the Pacific to the Arabian Sea. China's crude is still flowing through Hormuz. And Trump just asked to postpone the Beijing summit.
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