Europe fines Google $1 billion for Digital Markets Act violations
The European Union has fined Google $1 billion for breaching the Digital Markets Act by favouring its own services on […]
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Trump under fire for downplaying U.S. troop deaths in Iran
President Trump is facing bipartisan criticism after comparing Iran war casualties favorably to past conflicts and calling the war a
OpenAI is falling drastically short of its own revenue targets
A new analysis suggests OpenAI is set to massively undershoot its ambitious ad revenue projections, raising fresh doubts about the
48 light-years away, a planet has an atmosphere—and scientists are now very excited
Harvard scientists have discovered a helium-dominated atmosphere on LHS 1140 b — a rocky, Earth-like planet located 48 light-years away
Democrat says Mamdani doesn’t represent party, accuses socialists of ‘hijacking’ agenda
Rep. Josh Gottheimer publicly distanced the Democratic Party from New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, saying he does not consider
Report claims Ann Widdecombe’s killing mirrors the UK’s ‘Charlie Kirk’ assassination
Police investigating the murder of former British minister Ann Widdecombe are examining whether the attack was politically motivated, after a
Hegseth says Iran war bill hits $37.5bn, defends call for more funding
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced bipartisan pressure Tuesday to justify a $67 billion emergency funding request tied to the escalating
Pentagon identifies third U.S. soldier killed in Jordan base attack
BREAKING: The Department of War has released the identity of a third U.S. service member believed to have been killed
Hegseth: Iran “weakened” but no end date for war
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told senators Tuesday that Iran is “at the weakest point militarily” after nearly two weeks of
South Carolina Senate: The man who doesn’t want the job is winning it – Trey Gowdy
A new poll shows Trey Gowdy dominating a crowded Republican field for South Carolina’s open Senate seat — even though