The House voted 211–204 to send eight articles of impeachment against Pete Hegseth to the Judiciary Committee, shelving the effort for this Congress — with sponsor Thomas Massie the only Republican to oppose the move.
Around 6,300 schools across Italy received the same emailed bomb threat on Wednesday, with hundreds evacuated, as police in Scotland, Northern Ireland and Ireland treated similar messages as hoaxes.
NATO fighter jets were scrambled overnight as at least four drones strayed into Baltic airspace, triggering shelter alerts across Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia during Ukrainian strikes on north-west Russia.
Novaya Gazeta held its final editorial meeting on Monday and emptied its Moscow office, ending more than three decades of independent reporting after the Kremlin stripped it of its registration, its premises and its funding.
Baird has downgraded Nvidia to “Neutral” and cut its price target from $500 to $200, warning that US restrictions on chip sales to China and slowing AI spending could weigh on demand for the chipmaker’s products.
Amino acids in samples from asteroid Bennu formed through the same chemistry but in different parts of the solar system, a Penn State-led team reports, broadening the range of environments where life’s building blocks can arise.
António Guterres told world leaders in Antalya that the slow response to global warming has put the world on a path to destruction, as Brazil and Turkey urged governments not to let wars and trade disputes push climate action aside.
OpenAI’s quarterly revenue crossed $10 billion for the first time, but its operating losses widened to $10.9 billion as the ChatGPT maker spends heavily to keep pace with rival Anthropic.
Russia and Ukraine have agreed the biggest prisoner release of the war after two days of US-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi, though no breakthrough was reached on ending the fighting.
Scott Bessent has moved from his Washington home to a US military base after Iranian threats against his life, as Tehran’s plots against American officials reach what US intelligence calls an advanced stage.
The House voted 211–204 to send eight articles of impeachment against Pete Hegseth to the Judiciary Committee, shelving the effort for this Congress — with sponsor Thomas Massie the only Republican to oppose the move.
Around 6,300 schools across Italy received the same emailed bomb threat on Wednesday, with hundreds evacuated, as police in Scotland, Northern Ireland and Ireland treated similar messages as hoaxes.
NATO fighter jets were scrambled overnight as at least four drones strayed into Baltic airspace, triggering shelter alerts across Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia during Ukrainian strikes on north-west Russia.
Novaya Gazeta held its final editorial meeting on Monday and emptied its Moscow office, ending more than three decades of independent reporting after the Kremlin stripped it of its registration, its premises and its funding.
Baird has downgraded Nvidia to “Neutral” and cut its price target from $500 to $200, warning that US restrictions on chip sales to China and slowing AI spending could weigh on demand for the chipmaker’s products.
Amino acids in samples from asteroid Bennu formed through the same chemistry but in different parts of the solar system, a Penn State-led team reports, broadening the range of environments where life’s building blocks can arise.
António Guterres told world leaders in Antalya that the slow response to global warming has put the world on a path to destruction, as Brazil and Turkey urged governments not to let wars and trade disputes push climate action aside.
OpenAI’s quarterly revenue crossed $10 billion for the first time, but its operating losses widened to $10.9 billion as the ChatGPT maker spends heavily to keep pace with rival Anthropic.
Russia and Ukraine have agreed the biggest prisoner release of the war after two days of US-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi, though no breakthrough was reached on ending the fighting.
Scott Bessent has moved from his Washington home to a US military base after Iranian threats against his life, as Tehran’s plots against American officials reach what US intelligence calls an advanced stage.
