Russia launched 216 drones at Ukraine the moment a US-brokered truce expired — while the West was busy watching Iran. The message was not subtle.
eBay didn't just reject GameStop's $56 billion takeover bid — it called it "neither credible nor attractive" and permanently banned CEO Ryan Cohen from the platform. The financing behind the offer has a $27 billion hole in it.
Saudi Aramco says the Strait of Hormuz closure is costing the world 100 million barrels of oil every week. Recovery could drag into 2027. Trump wants to suspend the US gas tax, and a Japanese snack company can no longer source enough ink to print colored packaging.
Pakistan says it struck military targets in Kabul. The UN says the bombs fell on a drug rehabilitation centre, killing at least 269 patients. Two months on, no one has been held to account.
The transparency era assumed sunlight would fix everything. It just made the darkness easier to photograph.
A Thai indie roguelite where you play as a Norse durian earned 95% positive reviews and landed on Steam's New Releases chart. Right now, four people are playing it.
90% positive reviews and a top negative review calling out "super clunky" UI after 36 minutes. The Steam launch numbers for NITRO GEN OMEGA reveal exactly what players forgive when the core clicks.
The vote was 93-0 in Israel's Knesset — not a single lawmaker opposed it. The resulting tribunal will broadcast trials on a dedicated website and can impose death sentences using relaxed evidentiary standards.
Kevin Warsh is about to take the most powerful economic job on earth. Inflation is climbing, commodity markets are reeling from the Iran conflict, and the president wants rate cuts yesterday.
A year after seizing Britain's last primary steelworks from its Chinese owner during a national security scare, Keir Starmer's government is moving to nationalise it outright. The bill so far: £377m and counting.
The Supreme Court gave itself three more days to decide the fate of telemedicine abortion access nationwide. Roughly one quarter of all US abortions happen through that channel — and the justices haven't figured out what to do yet.
Ilya Sutskever spent a year building a 52-page dossier on Sam Altman's alleged dishonesty before the board coup. Then the execution collapsed in five days, and Altman came back stronger.
The WHO recommends 42 days of quarantine for hantavirus-exposed passengers. The US opted for clinical assessment in Nebraska. Australia diverted its citizens through the Netherlands at the last minute. No two countries are playing by the same rules.
The United Arab Emirates has spent months offering to broker peace in the Gulf. According to a Wall Street Journal report, it was also bombing one of the parties to that peace.
Unknown Worlds holds both #1 and #2 on Steam's Top Sellers — one for Subnautica 2 pre-orders, the other for a bundle discounting the first two games. Nobody's played the sequel yet.
More than a dozen CEOs — spanning semiconductors, Wall Street, aviation, and payments — are boarding planes to Beijing alongside a US president for the first time in nearly a decade. What they each need from China, and what China needs from them, reveals the real agenda.
Every existing stroke treatment races to limit damage. UCLA researchers have demonstrated the first drug that does the opposite — repairing brain connections after a stroke has already destroyed them.
French researcher Sammy Azdoufal found he could view children's bedrooms by clicking a URL. No password. No hacking. Just a web browser and 1.1 million unsecured cameras across 118 countries.
The defendant said nothing at his arraignment on four federal charges. The harder question is whether two of the Justice Department's top officials — who were in the ballroom when the shots rang out — can prosecute the man who allegedly tried to kill them.
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