Hegseth named the price of continued American protection: 3.5 per cent of GDP. Allies who refuse face 'a clear shift in how we do business.'
An AI startup will clean your New York apartment for free. The catch: a stranger in a camera hat films every surface, because footage of domestic drudgery is now robotics' most valuable commodity.
The Trump administration built a 50-bed quarantine facility in Kenya for exposed US citizens instead of bringing them home to American biocontainment units. A Kenyan court blocked it the day before it was to open.
Kenneth Law shipped 1,200 poison packets to vulnerable people across 41 countries from his home in suburban Ontario. On Friday he admitted counselling or aiding 14 suicides — but families say the real toll is far higher.
Japan spent $73 billion defending its currency. The yen didn't move. The gap between the size of our interventions and the meagerness of their results is the defining story of the moment.
Brent crude fell 19% in May on expectations of a US-Iran ceasefire that still needs Trump's signature. The shipping lanes traders are pricing in remain mined.
A 19-year-old Brazilian erased a two-set deficit against Novak Djokovic at Roland Garros, serving out the match with three straight aces. The old champion could barely stand.
The savings rate has collapsed from 5.5% to 2.6%. Gas is up 50% since the Iran war began. The S&P 500 barely blinked. Two price shocks are colliding, and American households are paying for both.
Trump lifted the naval blockade on Iranian ports on Friday — then emerged from a two-hour Situation Room meeting without deciding on the ceasefire. Tehran says the deal was never finalized.
The FCC just warned every broadcaster in America to "review their current practices" or face license revocation. It's the same agency already forcing ABC to defend its stations years early — one day after the White House called for Jimmy Kimmel to be fired.
Romania's foreign minister has given "final confirmation" that the drone which struck a Galati apartment building was carrying explosives. The Russian consul is expelled, the consulate shuttered. NATO's public response has been measured — which is itself the story.
Israeli soldiers crossed the Litani River on Friday. Seven thousand kilometers away, Israeli and Lebanese generals sat down at the Pentagon to discuss peace. Both events happened on the same day, and neither side seems to find that contradictory.
One Polymarket trader bet on a little-known singer when the odds were near zero. He already knew the answer — from inside Google.
9,914 concurrent players and a #8 Steam top seller spot. But the top negative review reads like a manifesto against Yacht Club's entire post-Shovel Knight existence.
Forecasters expected 1.5% growth. Canada delivered a 0.1% contraction — its second straight quarterly decline on an annualized basis. The tariff war just claimed its first G7 economy.
The Anti-Weaponization Fund existed for eleven days before a federal judge froze it. No commissioners appointed, no claims processed, no money moved. The judge wants a closer look at whether a president can settle a lawsuit with himself and redirect $1.8 billion in public money to political allies.
Valve's four-year-old handheld PC holds two of the top five spots on Steam's bestseller chart — outselling nearly every game on the platform.
A game with zero reviews and no player count is outselling most of Steam's catalogue a full week before launch. Gothic 1 Remake is running on pure preorder faith at $49.99.
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