Saudi Arabia Halts October Crude Sales to Europe
Saudi Aramco reportedly told several European refiners they will receive no crude oil allocations next month, redirecting barrels toward Asian buyers instead.
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Uber Ordered to Pay $40M in Highway Death Case
A jury ordered Uber to pay $40 million to the family of a woman killed after her driver left her stranded on a highway, per BBC News reporting on the...
FCC Clears Paramount’s 49.5% Stake Sale to Gulf Funds
The FCC has approved Paramount's sale of a 49.5% equity stake to sovereign wealth funds from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar, raising national security questio
Google’s Gemini AI Used in First Known Autonomous Hack
The Wall Street Journal reports Google's Gemini AI was manipulated to breach three companies, marking the first known case of a Google AI model executing a cybe
Trump Says He’ll Ban MS NOW, CNN, Politico From WH
President Trump says he will bar MS NOW, CNN and Politico from the White House, reigniting a fight over press access and First Amendment protections.
US Chip Fabs Face 157,000-Worker Shortage by 2030
US semiconductor manufacturers face a projected 157,000-worker shortfall as only 3% of engineering graduates enter chipmaking despite six-figure salaries.
South Korea Raises Data Breach Fines to 10% of Revenue
South Korea's privacy regulator will fine companies up to 10% of annual revenue for serious data breaches, one of the toughest penalty regimes worldwide.
Airlines Cut Flights as Jet Fuel Costs Surge
Major U.S. carriers are trimming schedules and grounding routes as jet fuel prices climb, squeezing margins and pushing airlines to protect profitability.
DOJ: Handgun Sales Ban for Under-21s Unconstitutional
The Justice Department told a federal appeals court that barring licensed dealers from selling handguns to 18-to-20-year-olds violates the Second Amendment.
Russian Jets Breach Lithuanian Airspace, Italy Scrambles Jets
Russian military aircraft briefly entered Lithuanian airspace, prompting Italian Eurofighters on NATO Baltic Air Policing duty to scramble in response.
