Oil Surges Past $100 as Iran War Escalates
Brent crude topped $100 a barrel for the first time since July as the Iran conflict widens, raising fears of a new spike in US gas prices and inflation.
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Sinkhole Forces Evacuations Near Nicolas Cage’s Malibu Home
A rapidly expanding sinkhole near Nicolas Cage's Malibu property forced evacuations Wednesday as officials assess storm-damaged hillside terrain.
Amarillo Man Says Officer Tracked Him 78 Times via Cameras
An Amarillo, Texas man says a police officer used license-plate reader cameras to track his movements 78 times, prompting fear for his family's safety.
Trump Gave Aides $45,000 Cash Gifts, Filing Shows
A new financial disclosure shows President Trump gave Natalie Harp and two other aides $45,000 each in holiday cash gifts, raising ethics questions.
LG Smart TVs Accused of Tracking, Network Scans
LG smart TVs face fresh scrutiny after researchers say the devices track viewing habits, scan home networks, and may capture audio without clear consent.
North Korea Bans K-Pop Finger Heart Gesture
North Korea has reportedly outlawed the K-pop-inspired 'finger heart' gesture among teenagers as part of a wider crackdown on South Korean cultural influence.
OpenAI Hires Schumer’s Daughter for DC Outreach
OpenAI has reportedly hired Chuck Schumer's daughter to lead government outreach as the company navigates federal AI regulatory talks in Washington.
EV Batteries Retain 90% Capacity After 150,000 km
New study finds used EV batteries retain about 90% of original capacity after 150,000 km, easing long-standing fears about electric vehicle longevity and resale
Adobe Ends 18-Year Narayen Era Amid AI Pressure
Adobe has named Anil Chakravarthy CEO, ending Shantanu Narayen's 18-year tenure as the software giant faces mounting competition from AI-native rivals.
Australia Law Would Let Users Opt Out of Algorithms
Australia is drafting legislation letting users disable personalized social media algorithms, part of a broader digital duty of care push targeting platform des
