London Logs First Bone-Dry Month in 150 Years
London recorded its first completely dry month in over 150 years of record-keeping, deepening a drought crisis across England amid rising water restrictions.
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Flash Flooding Hits North Jersey After Monday Storms
Severe thunderstorms swept North Jersey Monday, triggering flash flood warnings, downed trees and power outages across Bergen, Passaic and Essex counties.
Real macOS Bug Worth $200K Buried in AI Slop Reports
A legitimate macOS security flaw worth up to $200,000 sat unreviewed for months after Apple's bug bounty inbox was flooded with AI-generated junk reports.
Naked Man Who Jumped Off Brooklyn Bridge Is Arrested
A man who stripped naked and leapt from the Brooklyn Bridge into the East River survived the fall and was later arrested and charged by the NYPD.
Data Center Protest Arrests Raise Free Speech Alarms
Arrests of ordinary residents at data center protests are rising nationwide, with civil liberties groups warning the crackdowns threaten First Amendment rights.
US Officials: No New Iran Talks Planned Despite Trump
US officials tell CBS News no new negotiations with Iran are planned, contradicting recent remarks from President Trump about a possible deal.
Ex-60 Minutes Boss Pitches Rival Show With Fired Staff
Former 60 Minutes executive producer Bill Owens is reportedly shopping a new current affairs program to streamers, staffed by journalists pushed out under Bari
Sam Altman’s AI Podcast Idea for Kids Draws Backlash
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman floated a daily AI-generated podcast about your kids as a ChatGPT use case, and the internet's reaction was swift and scathing.
New York Sues Kalshi for $36 Billion Over Sports Bets
New York has filed a $36 billion lawsuit accusing prediction market Kalshi of running an illegal sports betting operation disguised as financial trading.
Linux Desktop Share Tops 10% in North America
StatCounter data shows Linux desktop usage in North America has crossed 10% for the first time, fueled by Windows 10's end of support and gaming gains.
