Jalen Hurts blood clots have turned a season-ending injury into a league-wide argument about player safety, medical judgment, and who gets to decide what happened after the fact. The NFL Players Association has demanded a full investigation into the medical care given to the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback, after the league indicated it did not plan … Read more
Tibet earthquake struck late on Thursday night, killing at least 16 people and collapsing hundreds of homes in the high-altitude city of Nagqu, in northern Tibet. The magnitude 7.0 tremor hit at 10:33 p.m. local time on October 22, according to the China Earthquake Networks Center. Its epicentre was in Baqen County, in a sparsely … Read more
Nasdaq tech selloff deepened on Thursday, October 22, as investors who had spent months cheering the artificial intelligence boom suddenly started asking a much harder question: who pays for all of this, and when does it start paying back? The Nasdaq Composite fell 2.6%, losing 694 points to close at 26,008.86. It was the technology-heavy … Read more
The Justice Department is asking a federal appeals court to step in and freeze the counting of more than 20,000 California mail-in ballots β going over the head of the trial judge, who hasnβt even ruled on the case yet. The DOJ California ballots fight is now before the 9th Circuit. The DOJ filed a … Read more
Ilhan Omar to Leave DC Home After Federal Search The Ilhan Omar federal search has prompted Omar to leave her Washington home. Rep. Ilhan Omar says she will move out of her Washington, D.C., home after federal agents searched it last week, telling interviewers that the attention surrounding the raid has left her feeling unsafe … Read more
Wall Street Oil Shock: Dow Drops 653 as Brent Tops $116 Wall Street oil shock hit U.S. markets on Friday, October 23, as a sharp jump in crude prices, fragile consumer confidence and another anxious week for artificial intelligence stocks combined to push the major indexes lower into the weekend. The Dow Jones Industrial Average … Read more
Your AI assistant can pay your bills, track your spending, and shuffle money between your accounts while you sleep. Convenient? Absolutely. But some of Americaβs biggest banks have discovered something unsettling: AI agents are logging into customer accounts using the customersβ own usernames and passwords β and in some cases, doing things nobody asked them … Read more
Trappes shooting racist attack unfolded on Friday morning, October 23, in two towns west of Paris, leaving a 26-year-old man dead and five other people injured, including a 12-year-old girl. President Emmanuel Macron visited Trappes that evening and described it as a racist terrorist attack β while investigators, at the same time, said the suspected … Read more
DOJ Minnesota judges recusal motions filed on October 20 ask two senior federal judges in Minnesota to step aside from two separate cases, after both judges spoke on the record to The New York Times about the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement operation in their state. The Justice Department is not asking, in these two motions, … Read more
Madison Square Garden has hosted just about everything in its long history. On Tuesday night, it got something it had never seen: LeBron James β wearing a Philadelphia 76ers jersey β in a shouting match with a courtside Knicks fan, all of it caught on video and all over the internet within minutes. It was … Read more
