The Trump administration declared the Iran war 'terminated.' Hours later, air defences fired over Tehran. The Senate left for recess without a vote.
Trump authorized a 650-mile pipeline from Canada to Wyoming. The company hopes to finish before his term ends — because the last time a president flipped, the pipeline died on day one.
$111 billion in a single quarter, and the CEO is walking out the door. The memory chip shortage coming for Apple's next chapter won't care how orderly the succession was.
The White House declared the Iran war 'terminated' to beat a 60-day legal deadline. Iran still controls the Strait of Hormuz, the US Navy still blockades its ports, and CENTCOM has strike plans ready on the president's desk.
Destruction moves at the speed of email. Protection moves at the speed of bureaucracy.
Pavel Talankin has flown with his Oscar a dozen times without incident. At JFK, TSA called it a potential weapon. By the time he landed in Frankfurt, the statuette had vanished.
A country in the third year of a full-scale invasion now scores higher on press freedom than the United States. Globally, the picture is even worse — a 25-year low.
A 732-byte Python script can turn any unprivileged Linux user into root — on every major distribution, without modification. The bug has been silently exploitable since 2017.
Half a million tonnes of nitrogen fertiliser have vanished from global production since the Iran war began. Yara's CEO translates that into human terms: ten billion meals a week that will not be produced, with the poorest nations outbid for whatever remains.
Meta beat revenue estimates by nearly a billion dollars and grew sales 33%. Then it told investors it might spend $145 billion on AI this year, and $175 billion in market value vanished.
#5 on Steam's Top Sellers, 65% positive user reviews. Invincible VS is charting like a blockbuster and rating like a placeholder — and at $49.99, players want to know why.
Japan bought yen for the first time since 2024, sending the currency surging 3% in hours. By Friday, it was already giving ground. Tokyo is now fighting a war-driven oil shock, a yawning interest-rate gap, and speculators who have learned to expect failure.
The same legislature Bolsonaro supporters ransacked in 2023 just voted to slash his prison sentence. It was Lula's second institutional defeat in 24 hours.
The Pentagon had no warning. Germany's chancellor had just praised the transatlantic partnership. Then Trump posted — and extended the threat to Italy and Spain the very next day.
The man suing OpenAI for $150 billion over betrayed nonprofit ideals just admitted under oath that his own company trained on its rival's models. He said "Partly."
The longest partial shutdown in US history ended with a voice vote — and a deal that funds every corner of the Homeland Security Department except the two immigration enforcement agencies Trump has made his signature issue.
The top Steam review literally name-drops Recettear. At $11.24 with 1,055 concurrent players at launch, Goblin Vyke is serving an audience that's been waiting years for another shopkeeping fix.
Two reviews, both glowing, both basically asking the same question: why is this free? The concurrent player count of 5 isn't exactly answering.
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