World
Iran Strikes Gulf Refineries Amid Escalating Threats
Israeli emergency responders inspect a scene of a direct ballistic hit, after it was launched from Iran on April 02, 2026 in Petach Tikva, Israel.
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Technology
Jury Verdicts Signal New Era of Tech Accountability
Mary Rodee, whose 15-year-old son died by suicide, points to a banner listing victims' names outside Los Angeles Superior Court on March 25, 2026, after a jury found Meta and YouTube liable for harming a young woman through the addictive design of their social media platforms.
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Evacuation of U.S. Sailors from Bahrain Strains Support
Hundreds of U.S. sailors and their families were moved out of Naval Support Activity Bahrain after Iranian missiles and drones struck the installation, according to reporting. Evacuations at other U.S. bases in the region have also taken place, though many details remain limited.
Technology
DOJ Voter Data Collection Spurs Privacy Officer Resignation
Kilian Kagle, the Justice Department Civil Rights Division's chief FOIA officer and senior privacy official, quietly resigned as the department presses forward with collecting state voter registration records and plans to share them with the Department of Homeland Security.
Technology
Can Major Tech Firms Move Data Centers to Space?
In March, Elon Musk laid out a bold proposal: place data centers in orbit. With SpaceX’s work and its xAI merger, he highlighted a simple advantage of space for AI computing — abundant sunlight — and sketched visions of swarms of satellites doing heavy AI workloads.
Politics
Sanctions Rise as AI Errors Spread in the Courts
When it comes to using AI, it seems some lawyers just can't help themselves. Last year saw a rapid increase in court sanctions against
Science
Artemis II Breaks Earth Orbit, Four Astronauts Bound for Moon
NASA's Artemis II has left Earth's orbit, and 4 astronauts now head to the moon In this photo provided by NASA, a view of the Earth from NASA's Orion spacecraft during the Artemis II test flight on Thursday. The crew successfully completed a key burn, sending the capsule speeding
Business
Trump's Rough Week: War, Higher Prices and Legal Woes
From the courts and the firing of his attorney general to tariffs, gas prices and the war in
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Cuba Pardons 2,010 Prisoners During Holy Week
Releasing political prisoners has long been a core demand of the US, which is implementing a strict oil blockade on Cuba. Cuba’s government says it will pardon 2,010 prisoners as a “humanitarian” gesture.
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States Clash with Prediction Markets Over Sports Betting
Two frustrations are dogging New Hampshire state Sen. Tim Lang: a ruined NCAA bracket and the prospect of dwindling state revenue.
Science
Artemis II Launch: Next Steps Toward the Moon
For the first time in over half a century, astronauts are again on their way past the moon.
