Scientific American
11:35 PM
SpaceX has delayed the launch of its Starship V3 rocket, which is the tallest and most powerful rocket to date. This launch will be the 12th flight test and the first for the V3 design, with a potential reschedule for Friday.
BBC — Business
11:07 PM
The National Crime Agency and the National Police Chiefs' Council in the UK have called for measures to block access to social media platforms that do not adequately protect children under 16 from explicit content and unwanted contact. This recommendation aims to enhance online safety for minors.
BBC — Business
11:05 PM
The government plans to evaluate train operators on their handling of sexual harassment issues. There will be no penalties for operators that fail to meet the targets set by the government.
Los Angeles Times
10:03 PM
An influencer has lodged a complaint against Tom Steyer's campaign, claiming that the campaign committee failed to notify her of necessary disclosure requirements as mandated by law.
Los Angeles Times
09:59 PM
Republican senators have delayed a vote on former President Trump's $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund due to opposition within the party. This discord may indicate a change in Congress's role in foreign policy issues, particularly regarding the war in Iran.
BBC — Business
08:34 PM
Meta has settled a case with a US school district concerning social media addiction. The trial was meant to serve as a precedent for around 1,200 other districts with similar allegations.
Los Angeles Times
08:20 PM
The Enhanced Games occurred on Sunday, showcasing athletes using performance-enhancing substances with a total prize purse of $25 million. Anti-doping officials have expressed concerns about the ethics and safety of the event, while Donald Trump Jr. is noted as a significant supporter.
BBC — Business
07:30 PM
The UK government has pledged £120 million to assist ceramics firms, highlighting the industry's importance, according to Rob Flello, the head of Ceramics UK.
Scientific American
07:30 PM
A study has identified structural features in the Great Pyramid of Egypt that may have helped it survive numerous earthquakes throughout history. Researchers are investigating the construction techniques of the ancient Egyptians to gain insights into the pyramid's durability.
Scientific American
07:15 PM
Rodents in the Pacific Northwest have been found to carry the Sin Nombre variant of hantavirus, which can be transmitted to humans. However, it is important to note that the virus is not transmissible between individuals.
Los Angeles Times
07:05 PM
The Supreme Court has ruled that cruise lines can be held liable for using docks in Cuba that were seized by Fidel Castro's government. This decision allows lawsuits related to the confiscated property to move forward.
Vox
06:30 PM
The Supreme Court has chosen not to decide the case Hamm v. Smith, allowing Alabama inmate Joseph Clifton Smith to avoid execution. The decision reflects a cautious approach to constitutional questions and indicates some justices may be moving towards more moderate positions on capital punishment.
CNN
06:12 PM
NASA's Psyche spacecraft conducted a flyby of Mars on May 21, 2026, capturing unique images of the planet. This maneuver is part of its mission to reach the metallic asteroid Psyche in the asteroid belt.
BBC — Business
06:08 PM
Walmart has announced that it anticipates a decrease in consumer spending in the coming months due to rising petrol prices. The retail giant's statement highlights the potential effects of increased fuel costs on shopping habits.
Scientific American
06:05 PM
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has observed cloud movement on a distant giant exoplanet, enhancing our understanding of its atmospheric conditions. The findings are significant for studying weather patterns beyond our solar system.
Los Angeles Times
06:03 PM
The EPA released findings on the cleanup of the Eaton fire, stating that the evaluation was based solely on federal lead standards. The report did not take into account California's more stringent lead thresholds.
New York Times — Tech
05:47 PM
President Trump canceled a signing event for an executive order related to A.I. oversight that was scheduled for May 22, 2026. The cancellation occurred after several invited A.I. executives could not attend.
Los Angeles Times
05:35 PM
The Trump administration has lifted restrictions on the use of certain refrigerants in grocery stores, allowing for the use of chemicals that are considered potent contributors to climate change. This change in regulation has implications for environmental policy.
The Intercept
04:52 PM
The DNC's analysis of the 2024 presidential campaign does not address the conflict in Gaza or the party's position on Israel, leading to criticism from Arab American members. The report, authored by Paul Rivera, has been described as flawed by DNC Chair Ken Martin, who stated it does not meet the party's standards. The omission of key terms related to the conflict has raised concerns about the party's engagement with its base.
The Intercept
04:52 PM
The Democratic National Committee's analysis of the 2024 presidential campaign does not mention Gaza or Israel, leading to criticism from party members. The report, authored by Paul Rivera, discusses various factors affecting the campaign but omits key terms related to the conflict. DNC Chair Ken Martin acknowledged flaws in the report and distanced the party from its content.
New York Times — Tech
03:26 PM
Governor Gavin Newsom of California has issued an executive order that explores the implications of artificial intelligence on job loss. The order is more focused on generating ideas rather than enacting immediate changes to employment laws.
BBC — Business
11:42 AM
Wes Streeting is proposing reforms to the capital gains tax as he campaigns for the Labour leadership. Specific details of the reforms have not been provided.
BBC — Business
11:05 AM
Nvidia announced record earnings for the latest quarter, but its shares declined in after-hours trading. Investors are concerned about the company's ability to sustain its growth amid rising competition.
BBC — Business
11:03 AM
EasyJet has confirmed that there are no fuel supply issues affecting its summer flights. The airline has observed a trend of customers booking flights later, attributed to uncertainty related to the conflict in Iran.
Los Angeles Times
10:00 AM
Child safety groups are calling on the FTC to conduct an investigation into Roblox's game design, citing concerns about risks related to the platform's features. The request highlights ongoing discussions about child safety in online gaming environments.
New York Times — Tech
09:02 AM
Bluesky announced that it has been targeted by Russian hackers who accessed user accounts to spread misinformation. The report was made public on May 21, 2026.
BBC — Business
08:19 AM
The UK has signed a £3.7 billion trade deal with six Gulf states, which will remove around £580 million in tariffs on British exports. Rights groups have raised concerns about the agreement.
BBC — Business
07:10 AM
Ofcom has raised concerns about the safety of TikTok and YouTube for children. YouTube emphasized its collaboration with experts to ensure appropriate experiences, while TikTok expressed disappointment over Ofcom's lack of acknowledgment of its safety measures.
BBC — Business
06:01 AM
Samsung workers have postponed a planned strike to vote on a tentative agreement. The strike was scheduled to start on Thursday, but the specifics of the deal have not been made public.