EPA plan to end major climate protection shocks U.S. policy
Lee Zeldin is proposing to end one of the nation’s biggest climate protections as part of a broad set of deregulation moves.
News Archive — Page 5
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Yemeni Forces Plead for Air Cover as Houthi Advance Surges Along Red Sea
The generals pleaded for air cover mid-morning on Thursday. No backup arrived from the coalition.
Anthropic and Nvidia in $2 Trillion IPO Moment
Anthropic is courting Nvidia as an anchor investor before its IPO this fall, Reuters reports citing unnamed sources.
Hillary Clinton says Netanyahu may have wanted Hamas to do October 7
Hillary Clinton says Netanyahu may have wanted Hamas to do October 7. It lands in the air like a dare and a warning at the same time.
Trump Says He Could Settle Falklands Conflict
Trump spoke in Dublin and used the word settle. He said he could settle any conflict over the Falkland Islands.
Rebels seize stretch of Yemen coast in bold coastal advance
The rebels captured a stretch of Yemen's strategic coastline. The move is described as the group’s most impressive military coup in years.
Chrétien’s Quiet Reassurance Rings Through a 25th Anniversary Note
Jean Chrétien stood in the town that sheltered stranded Americans and spoke to a crowd that remembered the day the world changed.
Pat McAfee Overshadows GameDay in Austin, Fans Want Less
Pat McAfee has never exactly tried to disappear into the background on College GameDay.
Africell loan raises questions about an American tech push in Africa
The loan number is clear: 99.6 million dollars. The loan comes from the Export-Import Bank. Africell announced the financing on Friday.
Maher Critique Stirs A Quiet Question On Gaza Comments
Bill Maher says Macklemore’s Gaza war statement is a genocide note. He says that call travels with antisemitism rising globally. Why now?
Starlink plans draw taunt from T-Mobile CFO
The line came through a quiet room and landed like a stone in a pond.
OpenAI Denial Stands as Mathematicians Demand Transparency
OpenAI says it did not help solve a 200-year-old math problem. Why would that be news today? Who benefits from the framing?
Houthis Take Perim Island as Saudi Pushes Trump for Strikes
Perim island sits in the middle of the Bab al-Mandab Strait, and now Houthi forces control it.
Missiles Hit U.S. Jets as Trump Says War Ends After Midterms
U.S. jets sat on the tarmac at a base in Jordan when Iranian missiles struck. One A-10 lost a wing.
Iran's granite mountain sees more road work than ever
Pickaxe Mountain, the suspected Iranian nuclear site buried under granite, has seen more road activity in 2026 than at any point in its history.
Iran Says the Next War Will Hit Harder
Iran is ready for a more intense war, a senior official of the Islamic Republic said, and the warning carries a clear condition: if the US keeps attacking.
AfD Takes 44 Percent in Saxony-Anhalt
The Alternative for Germany now holds 39 seats in an 83-seat parliament after preliminary results gave the party almost 44 percent of the vote in Saxony-Anhalt.
Gulf Nations Are Building a Way Around Hormuz
The United Arab Emirates is building new ports, pipelines, rail links, and trade routes because ships near the Strait of Hormuz are now part of a war zone.
One Hour on the Phone, Fifteen Calls Since January
Donald Trump told Vladimir Putin that a swift end to the Ukraine war could revive U.S.-Russia relations, according to a Kremlin readout released after an.
LeBron James Bets on Polymarket as Fans Worry About Insider Trading
LeBron James stepped into Polymarket HQ this week, or at least into a 60-second ad that says he did.
Iceland Summons U.S. Envoy Over Trump's Flag Map
Iceland called in the United States ambassador after a map appeared on Truth Social showing the island nation under an American flag.
Iran Says It Fired Missiles at Jordan and Bahrain
The IRGC said it launched ballistic missile attacks on Jordan and Bahrain overnight. A US official told reporters the strike on Jordan did not hit its mark.
Kennedy Calls Putin a Pirate as Trump Envoys Seek Peace
Sen. John Kennedy stood before reporters and called Vladimir Putin a pirate with blood under his fingernails.
Trump's Envoys Sat With Putin for Three Hours
President Trump's envoys sat with Vladimir Putin for more than three hours in the Kremlin, and now they carry a proposal to end the war in Ukraine.
One Second on a Clock That Does Not Show It
Michigan got a second it did not see on the broadcast. Western Michigan lost a game that, to most viewers, had already ended.
Prince William May Skip Christmas Over Harry and Meghan
Prince William is reportedly considering staying away from his family's Christmas celebration at Sandringham if Prince Harry and Meghan are invited.
Four Died at a Wedding in Sirik
Four people died at a wedding in Sirik, according to Iranian officials, after a US strike hit a home where guests had gathered to celebrate.
U.S. Strikes Hit IRGC Sites After Shipping Attacks
The U.S. military began striking Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps on Tuesday, and the region held its breath.
El Niño Is Stronger Now Than in 1,000 Years
A potentially historic El Niño is already forming in the tropical Pacific, and it could be the strongest in recorded history. The timing is not subtle.
Range Rover Goes Electric at $138,000
Jaguar Land Rover just rolled out its first electric Range Rover, and the sticker hits hard. The most basic U.S. version starts at $138,000.
Iran Says It Struck U.S. Bases in Kuwait and the UAE
Iran said it hit US military bases in Kuwait and the UAE on Thursday.
Google Gets to Keep Its Ad Machine
Google gets to keep its ad tech business.
OpenAI Says the AGI Era Starts Now
OpenAI says the AGI era starts now, and it is betting a new model called GPT-6 Astra to prove it.
Oura Wants $3 Billion While Losing $924 Million
Oura filed for an initial public offering on Thursday, and the numbers inside tell a story that stops you mid-scroll.
Adobe Picks an Insider as Its Stock Slides 18%
Adobe's shares are down 18% this year while the S&P 500 has climbed 13%.
Avi Issacharoff Calls Mark Ruffalo Ignorant and Stupid Over Gaza Genocide Claim
Avi Issacharoff just called Mark Ruffalo a rare combination of ignorant and stupid. Not a joke. Not a meme.
Africa Grows on Paper as U.S. Stands Alone Against UN Map Vote
The United Nations General Assembly voted to adopt a new world map, and the African continent looks bigger while North America and Europe look smaller.
Trump Calls His Iran War Small Potatoes After 18 U.S. Deaths
Eighteen American service members are dead, and President Donald Trump called the war in Iran "small potatoes for us." The words landed in an Oval Office.
A General Shot in the Head After a Children's Hospital Strike
Major General Nikolai Varpakhovich was shot in the head on Thursday.
Trump Calls Iran War Small Potatoes After 18 Deaths
Eighteen American service members are dead. Six months have passed since fighting began.