Spy Chief Gabbard Resigns Mid-War. Was She Forced Out?
Tulsi Gabbard says she's resigning to support her husband through cancer. A Reuters source says the White House forced her out — either way, America's spy chief is leaving mid-war.
Tulsi Gabbard says she's resigning to support her husband through cancer. A Reuters source says the White House forced her out — either way, America's spy chief is leaving mid-war.
Iran attacked Qatar with hundreds of missiles this spring. On Friday, Qatari negotiators landed in Tehran anyway — the first real diplomatic backchannel in a war that has shut off 14 percent of global oil supply. Oil markets spent the week swinging wildly between hope and dread.
The Commerce Department is taking equity stakes in nine quantum firms — including one backed by a Trump-family-linked VC firm and another taken public by a sitting Pentagon official. The $2 billion bet is real. The commercial payoff is not.
270 reviews, 60% positive, #6 on Steam's Top Sellers. The sequel to a cult Warhammer 40K hit sold well — it's the hardcore fans who showed up that aren't happy.
Congress had the votes, so they canceled the vote. The Pentagon made a decision, so the president reversed it. The pattern is everywhere: the people inside institutions have discovered the rules are optional.
The Late Show got a Beatle for its finale. It also got cancelled by a network chasing an $8.4 billion merger and presidential goodwill. Guess which story matters more.
86% positive rating. Nearly 17,000 concurrent players. The top review is from someone who can't even launch the game.
A rare Ebola strain with no vaccine is spreading through conflict zones in eastern Congo. The US responded with a travel ban — exactly the approach global health authorities warn could make the crisis worse.
The man who made English football think differently is leaving Manchester City after 10 years, 17 trophies, and a tactical revolution that reaches down to Sunday league pitches. The chequebook mattered. So did the genius.
The Pacific is warming toward thresholds not seen since 2015-16. Whether it becomes a 'super' El Niño depends on winds forecasters can't yet predict — and commodity markets already stretched by war aren't ready for.
Trump will swear in Kevin Warsh as Fed chair at the White House on Friday — a first for any president. The president wants rate cuts. Inflation is rising. The bond markets will decide which promise breaks first.
A bipartisan majority was ready to force Trump to withdraw from Iran. Republican leadership responded by canceling the vote entirely.
At least 19 workers were massacred on a Honduran palm plantation this week — the same week Congress voted to let the military treat drug cartels as terrorist groups. The criminal networks answered before the law could take effect.
Alberta will vote October 19 on whether to start pursuing independence from Canada. The constitutional obstacle course standing in the way — Indigenous treaty rights, the Clarity Act, a landlocked province — is enormous.
He won 234 races across NASCAR's three national series — more than any driver in history. His final words to reporters now carry the weight of prophecy: "You never know when the last one is going to be."
Red Dead Redemption 2 has sold 85 million copies lifetime and it's Steam's #2 seller right now — at 75% off, during a themed sale about ocean games, nearly eight years after release. Two 2018 titles are outselling almost everything launched this year.
88% positive on Steam. Critics scoring it in the 90s. The top-rated reviews? A Blizzard hate thread about Battle.net and a player who spent 18 minutes with the game before posting a zero.
The Pentagon canceled the deployment on Monday. On Thursday, Trump reversed it personally — citing not strategy, but his friendship with Poland's nationalist president.
Universal Music chose to monetize AI derivatives rather than keep suing over them. The catch: Spotify owns the tools, the distribution, and now the relationship between fans and the music they reshape.
For the first time, researchers have molecular evidence that a gene therapy vector integrated into a patient's DNA and helped drive a brain tumor. The same treatment had also saved his life.