After a Georgia family paid for their pug Cha Cha to be euthanized, a Facebook photo raised questions about whether she had survived. Here is what local reporting, the hospital and police have said.
El Salvador's deployment to Haiti has grown beyond 2,000 soldiers following the disappearance of four aviation technicians. Is Bukele's mission an invasion or a coordinated rescue effort? Here's what the reporting establishes.
A researcher found Samsung TV code for tracking, sound detection and external microphones. Here is what the evidence proves, what Samsung disputes, and how to reduce smart-TV data collection.
From camera contact lenses and laser-cleaned glass to Neuralink security and floating drone warehouses, nine real patents offer a strange glimpse of tomorrow.
The New York Times says Trump was briefed on an alleged Chinese intelligence operation involving an executive linked to Nvidia’s CEO. What is known, disputed, and still unproven?
Atomic Machines says its Matter Compiler can build tiny working devices from code. Its PrimeSwitch relay reportedly opens in 50 microseconds—but is prompt-to-product manufacturing ready for reality?
A record $6.3 billion crypto heist hit Binance. Investigators suspect North Korea-linked hackers as billions are frozen and the FBI joins the response.
On October 30, 2026, unions across five continents are protesting military cargo, war and port militarization. What’s confirmed, what remains uncertain, and how Sally Rooney and past boycotts connect to today’s dockworker action.
After the clearing of an estimated 250,000 trees at Google's Muhos data center site, Finnish police have opened an environmental investigation. Regulators cite unfinished assessments, drainage concerns and potential water risks.
Rep. Andy Harris threatened student reporter Cat Murphy with prosecution for recording him after an October 2026 debate. The Maryland wiretap law he cited protects private conversations, legal experts say—not public press gatherings.
