Download ChatGPT on Android and you get an app. Download Gemini and you get an operating system — and Brussels wants to close that gap.
The UAE walked out of OPEC after 59 years without telling Saudi Arabia first. With its second-most capable producer gone, the cartel faces an existential crisis at the worst possible moment.
For 119 years, Linear Elamite sat in a drawer marked "undecipherable." Then a French archaeologist found his Ptolemy — a king named Shilhaha — and cracked open a civilization that flourished between Mesopotamia and the Indus Valley.
India has stripped nine million people from West Bengal's voter rolls — 12% of the electorate — weeks before a critical state election. An AI algorithm that failed to account for how Bengali names work flagged millions as suspicious.
Iran offered to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Trump wasn't interested. Inventories in some countries are now days from "operational minimums" — the point where refineries stop working.
The juror questionnaires called Elon Musk "a greedy, racist, homophobic piece of garbage" and "a world-class jerk." Finding nine impartial Americans was the first test of a $134 billion trial that could reshape the AI industry.
Google's AI principles still pledge not to build weapons. Its new classified Pentagon contract — covering "any lawful government purpose" — tells a different story. More than 600 employees are demanding their company explain the reversal.
The five best-selling budget EVs in China cost a combined $49,440 — just under the sticker price of one average American car. Tariffs can keep them out of US showrooms. They can't keep them out of every other market on earth.
Two Diablo IV products sit in Steam's top five best-sellers. The expansion's own page shows 59% positive reviews. The top-rated positive review opens: 'Diablo may still be missing.'
Artemis III was supposed to land on the Moon. Instead, NASA will test two private landers in Earth orbit — and the first crewed lunar touchdown slips to at least 2028.
The Pentagon's FY2027 budget includes $1.85 billion to study building US warships in Japan and South Korea — a tacit admission that American shipyards can no longer produce hulls fast enough to meet the fleet's own requirements.
Putin stood beside Iran's foreign minister in St. Petersburg on Monday and praised Tehran's resistance to the United States. The country that once offered to mediate has picked a side.
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