Iran Cyberattack on France Hits 700 Grocery Stores, Officials Say
France blames Iran's IRGC for a massive cyberattack on 700 grocery stores. The hack caused fires and food spoilage. Read about the Shahid Kaveh unit's tactics.
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Mount Tai robot race: Machines scale 3,000 steps with watermelons
Robots competed at the World Mountain Robot Challenge on China's Mount Tai, carrying eggs and watermelons up thousands of steps to test endurance.
Pat Murphy reveals biggest Brewers championship parade challenge
Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy revealed his hilarious biggest challenge during the championship parade involving an urgent bathroom struggle.
Dale Smith Jr. Arrest: New Evidence in Michelle Parker Cold Case
New court documents reveal the evidence behind the Dale Smith Jr. arrest for the 2011 murder of Michelle Parker, including cell data and injury photos.
NFL Head Coach Hot Seat: Steichen and Glenn Under Pressure in 2026
Explore the latest NFL head coach hot seat rankings for Week 8. Nick Sirianni, Shane Steichen, and Aaron Glenn face rising pressure as the 2026 season unfolds.
INSIDE TREN DE ARAGUA: How the Venezuelan Syndicate Seized Control of American Suburbs
Investigative report on Tren de Aragua: how the Venezuelan gang infiltrated multi-family housing complexes in Colorado and Texas before federal SWAT raids.
SELMA BLAIR PRIVATE JET SCARE: Hollywood Icon Reassures Fans After Viral Airport Drama
Actress Selma Blair addresses frantic internet rumors following a reported private jet and airport disturbance, thanking fans for their overwhelming love and support.
India Bans Jack Dorsey’s Bitchat: Inside the Wild App Purge
Jack Dorsey's decentralized Bitchat app vanishes from Indian app stores following an emergency government order as digital censorship tensions explode.
Blackstone’s Trillion-Dollar Bet to Fuel the Next AI Giants
Wall Street giant Blackstone is betting big on the physical infrastructure and compute needed to power the next generation of AI titan monopolies.
$2.5 Trillion Wave: Autonomous AI Is Running Companies Now
With global AI spending hitting $2.5 trillion, autonomous machine agents are officially taking over corporate operations. Are human boards becoming obsolete?
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Nvidia stock crash: Board weighs ousting CEO Jensen Huang amid probe
Nvidia stock plunges as the board of directors weighs ousting longtime CEO Jensen Huang following an internal investigation and intelligence probe.
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TRANSFER MARKET CRISIS: College Football Faces Severe Quarterback Shortage
The college football transfer QB market faces a severe shortage as top passers like Kamario Taylor stay put. Read our deep-dive analysis on the crisis.
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BREAKING: Scott Colom Makes History as Mississippi's First Black Senator in a Century
Democrat Scott Colom makes history as Mississippi's first Black senator in over a century, defeating incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith in a stunning upset.
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LOS ANGELES CRISIS: Black Girls Lead the Fight Against Rising Violence
Discover how Black girls and women in Los Angeles are driving historic safety changes amid alarming homicide disparities and institutional neglect.
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Kaylee Hottle's sister to complete late Godzilla star's final movie role
Jasmine Hottle will complete her late sister Kaylee Hottle's final film role in the upcoming superhero movie What Doesn't Kill Us to honor her memory.