GTA 6 NPCs Will React When You Pull a Gun...
Rockstar's Rob Nelson says GTA 6 crowds will react to drawn weapons, because GTA 5's anything-goes approach no longer works at the new game's fidelity.
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FBI Probes Leak of 153 Million Licenses to Russia
The FBI is investigating after scans of 153 million US and Canadian driver's licenses surfaced on a Russian cybercrime forum, Pete Hegseth's included.
What the CAFE Rollback Means for Car Buyers
The finalized fuel economy rollback drops the 2031 fleet target to 34.5 mpg from 50.4. Here is what it changes for showrooms, fuel bills and EV supply.
Netanyahu Orders West Bank Outposts Torn Down
Netanyahu has ordered unauthorized West Bank outposts dismantled under US pressure over settler violence, with around 100 sites reported to be targeted.
Five Dead as Amazon Cargo Jet Overruns Miami Runway
A Boeing 767 freighter flying for Amazon overran a Miami runway on landing, struck vehicles and caught fire, killing five people and injuring five more.
YouTube Loosens Gaming Violence Rules Before GTA 6
YouTube now lets graphic gameplay earn ad revenue if it appears after the seven-second mark, a rewrite of its violence rules landing weeks before GTA 6.
USS Abraham Lincoln Leaves Thailand After Port Call
The USS Abraham Lincoln has left Thailand after a five-day stop, its first break in a deployment that ran 250 days at sea through the war with Iran.
Prince Hisahito Turns 20 as Japan Locks In Male Heirs
Prince Hisahito turned 20 on Sunday as the only young male heir to Japan's throne, weeks after parliament wrote male-only succession further into law.
AI Writing Is Creeping Onto Major Op-Ed Pages
A Semafor analysis found 10 of 310 guest columns in the WSJ, Post and Times were flagged as mostly AI-written, with 40 more partially machine-generated.
Isar Aerospace Reaches Orbit From European Soil
Germany's Isar Aerospace put its Spectrum rocket into orbit from Norway, the first orbital launch from Western European soil, 18 months after a failed debut.
