Trump Asked Xi if China Wanted American Weapons
A U.S. president asked China’s leader if China wanted to buy American weapons.
News Archive — Page 4
Every published United Daily News story lives here, newest first. Category coverage has its own section -- this is the complete chronological record.
YouTube Blinked First, Then Meta Called It an Error
YouTube and Meta first blocked paid ads for a documentary about Elon Musk, then changed their minds. That is a small sentence with a big problem inside it.
Iran's President Says He's Not Trying to Kill Trump
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian sat down to face questions from a group of journalists in New York on Thursday amid the war with the US.
Trump’s UN Hitler Impersonation Claim Has a Bigger Problem
A claim that Donald Trump impersonated Adolf Hitler at the United Nations has spread without direct proof in the story that made it.
Maricarmen Abascal Left Her Madrid Home on a Stretcher
Maricarmen Abascal was carried out of the Madrid apartment she had lived in for more than 70 years on a stretcher, flanked by riot police and protesters, then.
Trump's Memes Are Blocking Trade Talks With Canada
Mark Carney told the United States to stop doing memes if it wants trade talks to resume.
The stylebook says your chatbot has no feelings
A chatbot may sound caring, give advice, and seem easy to trust.
Microsoft Puts Word and Excel Inside Copilot While Muse Tops the Charts
Microsoft is embedding Word, Excel and PowerPoint directly into Copilot.
Mark Carney studied a US attack on Canada
Mark Carney called it an extreme tail risk. That is finance talk for a very rare event that would cause enormous damage if it ever happened.
Xi Warns About War as Trump Praises Him
The White House was full of praise for Xi Jinping on Thursday.
Ottawa Drops Trump From a Street Name
Trump Avenue in Ottawa will lose its name.
Trump Says America Has Munitions Forever
The United States may be short on some key weapons, but President Donald Trump told the United Nations General Assembly that America has more munitions than.
YouTube Wants Your Shorts to Have Seasons Now
YouTube is giving short videos seasons, episodes, and AI advice, because making one good video was apparently not enough work already.
Meta Sells Glasses Without Cameras
Meta announced a lineup of new and upgraded products Wednesday. The VR glasses will be priced at $1,299. The VR glasses will be cheaper than Apple's Vision Pro.
Iranian Delegates Walk Out as Trump Threatens to Drive Them Into Hell
The Iranian delegation stood up and left the room.
Trump Boasts at UN as Home Approval Hits 32 Percent
President Donald Trump stood before the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday and told nearly 200 nations that America under his leadership has shown.
Iran Threat Met With Empty Seats
Two delegations stood up and left the room when Donald Trump told the United Nations General Assembly he could annihilate Iran and dominate the Western.
Amazon Tells Meta's Muse It Cannot Shop Here
Amazon has blocked Meta's Muse AI agent from buying anything on its store. If you tried to check out through Muse this weekend, you saw a popup instead.
Googlebook Puts Android Apps Inside a Laptop
Googlebook puts Android apps inside a laptop, and it asks you to pay $899 for the privilege. The first models ship in early October.
Meta's Muse Hits Top of App Charts
Meta's Muse sat at No. 1 on the free U.S. app charts Monday, six days after its Sept.
Greenland Just Became America’s Permanent Security Problem
The United States may now expand its military presence in Greenland without changing who owns the territory.
Trump Says He May Escalate the Iran War Then Meet Its President
President Donald Trump said Sunday that he was still “deciding on escalating the war” with Iran, then said he was “open to meeting his Iranian counterpart.”.
Four Subscribers Say AI Rivals Made a Deal to Slow Down
Four people who pay for ChatGPT, Claude, Grok and Gemini say Anthropic, OpenAI, SpaceXAI and Google cut a deal to slow AI on purpose.
She Saved for a Concert and Risked Her Family’s Aid
A woman from a low-income family in China crossed into Hong Kong for a concert, after saving for months to pay for the ticket and the trip.
Iran’s Biggest Rally Came With a Tanker Attack
Hundreds of thousands of Iranians rallied on Friday as the country faced war, a worsening economy, and a new claim of violence at sea.
One Billion Barrels Took the Long Way Out
The U.S. military says it helped move one billion barrels of oil and more than 2,000 commercial vessels out of the Persian Gulf in the last couple of months.
Russia Says New U.S. Sanctions Could Freeze Ukraine Peace Talks
A new U.S. sanctions bill could make a peace deal in Ukraine harder to reach, the Kremlin says.
Greenlanders Say No as Trump Claims Permanent Control
Greenlanders have voiced their opposition to U.S. This raises a simple question. Why does a story about a security deal read like an announcement of ownership?
Disney Put a CTO Where the Magic Usually Goes
Disney has created a chief technology officer job for the first time, and Karandeep Anand of Character.ai will take it on October 2.
Fuel Prices Hit Record High as Global Protests Erupt
Diesel hit $6.31 a gallon this week, an all-time high, and people in Syria burned tires in the streets to demand relief.
US Tells Americans to Rethink Saudi Trips as Iran War Looms
The State Department told Americans this week to reconsider travel to Saudi Arabia.
U.N. experts say U.S. strikes on Iran school may be war crimes
The United States may have committed war crimes in two airstrikes in Iran, according to human rights experts commissioned by the U.N.'s top human rights body.
The Houthis Took the Island in the Shipping Lane
The Houthis now hold the Yemeni coast beside a shipping route that links the Red Sea to the wider world.
A Stadium Owner Told Ed Sheeran: Drop Macklemore or Lose the Venue
Ed Sheeran lost every opening act on his U.S. tour after one stadium owner said Macklemore could not perform on his property.
Norway Could Jail Its Own for West Bank Trade
Norway could send its own citizens to prison for up to three years if they trade with Israeli communities in Judea and Samaria.
Iran Hit Hundreds of U.S. Buildings and the Missiles Are Running Short
Iranian strikes damaged or destroyed hundreds of buildings and other structures at U.S. bases across the Middle East.
40,000 Bombs, One Price Tag, and U.S. Taxpayers
The United States is moving to put 40,000 heavy bombs in Israel's hands, and the bill lands on American taxpayers.
Russia Hit a Train Two Kilometres From Poland
A Russian drone hit a passenger train just 2 kilometres from Poland on Sunday.
Oil Attacks in the Gulf: Why Now, Who Benefits?
A new report describes attacks on Saudi Arabia and ships in the Gulf, raising concerns about threats to oil supplies through the Strait of Hormuz.
Six Months Later, the Iran War Trump Said Would Last Weeks
Donald Trump thought he could strike Iran and wrap it up before you could say America First.
