Viking Ship Owners Say Odyssey Studio Won’t Pay Damage Bill
Owners of a Viking longship replica used in filming Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey say the studio has left them with an unpaid repair bill after damage during
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Bertha Weakens But Flood Threat Grows Across East
Tropical Depression Bertha has weakened but its lingering moisture is fueling a serious flash flood threat across the Eastern U.S. through the week.
White House Admits Using Keywords to Cut Grants
Court filings show federal officials used keyword searches to flag and cancel billions in research grants, hitting California universities hardest, AP reports.
Tesla Shares Plunge After Grim Earnings Report
Tesla stock plunged after a disappointing Q2 2026 earnings report showed falling deliveries, shrinking margins, and mounting competition from Chinese EV makers.
Minnesota Gunman Gets Life Sentences for Hortman Killings
Vance Boelter received two life sentences without parole for killing Minnesota House Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman and her husband in a 2025 attack.
Emails Reveal Why a Town Bagged Its Flock Cameras
Public records show Flock Safety objected after a town covered and removed its automated license plate readers, exposing tension over camera ownership and data.
Most-Wanted Fugitive Captured After 20 Years Hiding as Biotech Executive
A fugitive missing for two decades was arrested after living under an assumed identity as a senior biotechnology executive.
US Set to Announce Civil Nuclear Deal with Saudi Arabia
The Biden-Trump transition administration is reportedly finalizing a historic civil nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia.
Rubio Tells Diplomats to Downplay US Tech ‘Kill Switch’
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has directed US diplomats to play down allied concerns that American-made weapons and software contain a remote 'kill switch.'
Emails Show Flock Fought Town Over Bagged Cameras
Internal emails reveal Flock Safety pushed back after a town covered its license plate cameras with bags, exposing tension over who really controls surveillance
