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Slate Auto, supported by Jeff Bezos, will start taking orders for its low-cost electric vehicle on June 24. The final pricing has not been announced, but the vehicle is anticipated to ship by the end of 2026.
A UN report suggests that there is a high probability of global average temperatures reaching record levels between 2026 and 2030. Meteorologists have provided this forecast based on current climate trends.
Neymar has been ruled out of Brazil's World Cup opener due to a calf injury he sustained while playing for Santos. He will also miss the World Cup friendlies leading up to the tournament.
A University of New Hampshire poll shows Graham Platner leading Susan Collins by 9 points in the Maine Senate race, with 51% support compared to Collins' 42%. The poll highlights Platner's backing from Democrats and his controversial past comments and tattoo, which have drawn criticism from both Republicans and some Democrats.
A poll from the University of New Hampshire shows Graham Platner leading Susan Collins by 9 points in the Maine Senate race, with Platner at 51% and Collins at 42%. The poll highlights the support each candidate has among their respective party members and reflects ongoing scrutiny of Platner's past comments and tattoo.
President Trump announced plans to support U.S. energy companies in Central Asia, highlighting an agreement with Armenia. He indicated that a project called the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity will soon begin, aimed at transforming the South Caucasus.
Young male voters from Gen Z who backed Donald Trump are expressing dissatisfaction with his presidency. They also feel that the Democratic Party has not effectively communicated a message that resonates with them ahead of the midterm elections.
Young male voters from Generation Z who backed Donald Trump are feeling disillusioned with his presidency. They also indicate a lack of appealing messaging from the Democratic Party as the midterm elections approach.
A new poll by the Public Policy Institute of California shows Xavier Becerra leading the gubernatorial race with 23 percent support among California voters. The survey highlights Becerra's position ahead of other candidates in the Democratic primary.
Joe Kent, a former director of the National Counterterrorism Center, warned that the U.S. military presence near Iran could lead to renewed conflict. He advocated for a withdrawal of U.S. forces to maintain strategic advantages. His comments come in light of recent Iranian military actions reported by U.S. Central Command.
Joe Kent, former Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, warned that the U.S. military presence near Iran could lead to renewed conflict. He advocated for a withdrawal of U.S. forces to maintain strategic advantages and reduce risks of escalation. His comments followed reports of Iranian missile and drone threats intercepted by U.S. forces.
U.S. Central Command announced that Kuwait successfully intercepted missiles launched from Iran on May 27, 2026. Military officials described the incident as a serious violation of the ceasefire agreement.
The New York Giants have restructured Andrew Thomas' contract to create $6.46 million in salary-cap space. The move involved converting part of his salary into a signing bonus, as reported by ESPN.
U.S. Senators Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell have reached a bipartisan agreement on the Protect College Sports Act of 2026, aimed at restoring order and stability to college athletics. The legislation addresses key issues such as transfers, eligibility, and Name, Image, and Likeness rights for athletes, while also providing protections for student athletes and preserving college sports traditions.
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Terry Pitchford, a Black death row inmate from Mississippi, regarding claims of racial bias in his jury's composition. The court's decision emphasizes the importance of ensuring jurors are not excluded based on race, referencing past rulings and the actions of the prosecutor in Pitchford's case.
Iran's Foreign Ministry has voiced support for Oman following comments made by President Trump that seemed to threaten the country. The U.S. and Iran continue to negotiate an end to their conflicts, while Trump has called for Gulf nations to join the Abraham Accords to normalize relations with Israel.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has confirmed that she will not run for president in the 2028 election. She stated that there will be many candidates in the Democratic primary, but she will not be among them.
The CFTC has requested a judge to dismiss a settlement with Gemini, the cryptocurrency exchange founded by the Winklevoss twins. The agency claims that inappropriate tactics were used in the case leading to the settlement.
House Democrats are set to introduce a bill that would prevent the use of federal funds for President Trump's planned triumphal arch project. The proposed legislation aims to protect viewsheds around Arlington National Cemetery.
Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, the former president of Yemen, has passed away at the age of 80. He was known for leading a fractured government from exile and was recognized internationally as Yemen's president.
Waymo will start passenger rides in its Ojai robotaxi, a rebranded Zeekr RT minivan, following months of testing. The service will initially be available to select riders in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Phoenix, with free rides offered at first to collect data on the experience.
Waymo has launched its Ojai robotaxi service, which will begin operations in California and Arizona. The vehicles are produced in China and aim to enhance Waymo's autonomous transportation services.
President Trump asked Senate Majority Leader John Thune to fire the Senate Parliamentarian for rejecting his proposal to include $1 billion for White House security in the budget reconciliation bill. The request was met with bipartisan backlash and was eventually dropped.
Economy Minister Katherina Reiche has faced criticism for her proposals regarding energy policy in Germany. Her plans include the introduction of new gas-fired power plants and a reduction in support for renewable energy initiatives.
Jill Biden raised concerns about Joe Biden's condition during a presidential debate, suggesting he may have been impaired. She claimed to have recommended a cognitive test, which was not supported by his team, a statement that contradicts Joe Biden's chief of staff's testimony.
The US Treasury Department has sanctioned the Persian Gulf Strait Authority, an Iranian agency formed to manage the Strait of Hormuz. This action is part of the US response to what it describes as an attempt by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to control the strategic waterway.
David Rush, a former CIA official, was arrested by the FBI for allegedly stealing 303 gold bars worth over $40 million. He faces charges of theft and misrepresentation regarding his educational and military background. A hearing is set for Friday in federal court in Virginia.
The Iraqi Interior Ministry has alerted the public about the spread of the datura plant, which poses a threat to agriculture. Citizens and farmers are encouraged to report any sightings of the plant.
Democratic candidates in Maine's 2nd Congressional District are endorsing Graham Platner for the Senate, despite internal party backlash over his controversial past. The Cook Political Report has categorized the House race as "Likely Republican," and some centrist Democrats have openly criticized Platner's candidacy. The situation highlights divisions within the Democratic Party as they navigate the upcoming election.
Democrats in Maine's 2nd Congressional District are backing Senate candidate Graham Platner despite internal party backlash. Key Democratic figures have endorsed him ahead of the primary, while some centrists express concern over his controversial past. The race is considered challenging for Democrats in a district leaning Republican.
Democrats in Maine's 2nd Congressional District are rallying behind Senate candidate Graham Platner, despite facing backlash from some centrist party members due to his controversial past. The Cook Political Report has classified the upcoming House race as 'Likely Republican,' highlighting the challenges Democrats may face in retaining the seat.
Maine Democrats are backing Senate candidate Graham Platner despite internal party criticism over his controversial past. Key endorsements come from State Auditor Matt Dunlap and former congressional aide Jordan Wood, while Representative Jared Golden remains neutral. The race is viewed as challenging for Democrats, with the Cook Political Report labeling it as "Likely Republican."
The Treasury Department is advancing plans for a $250 banknote featuring Donald Trump's image, despite legal restrictions against depicting living individuals on currency. This effort follows the introduction of legislation by Rep. Joe Wilson aimed at authorizing such a bill. Multiple layers of federal approval would be required to create a new denomination.
Bessent conducted a White House briefing discussing the economic effects of rising jobless claims and inflation. The ongoing conflict in Iran has led to increased energy prices, impacting consumers and businesses.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicated that the creation of a $250 bill with President Trump's image is reliant on Congressional action. He mentioned that the necessary legislation has stalled in Congress.
Italian authorities have seized multiple assets linked to the deceased Mafia boss Matteo Messina Denaro. The operation focused on properties, vehicles, and cash tied to his criminal activities.
Global oil prices fell on Thursday after a report suggested an extended ceasefire in US-Iran talks, pending approval from Donald Trump. The market reacted to the potential for improved relations.
Vice President JD Vance is scheduled to speak at the United States Air Force Academy's commencement ceremony on Thursday, where over 900 graduates will be commissioned as officers. Vance's address continues a tradition of vice presidential speakers at the event, which began in 1962.
The US and Iran have experienced recent military exchanges, prompting discussions about their relationship. Both nations seem to prefer avoiding a full-scale conflict, indicating a complex dynamic amid ongoing tensions.
Rivian is facing an investigation regarding rear suspension failures in its R1 models. Reports indicate that at least two vehicle owners experienced loss of control due to a broken suspension component, which occurred after servicing.
Republicans are expected to finish the midterm redistricting process with a potential advantage of up to 10 seats over Democrats, influenced by a Supreme Court ruling that weakened the Voting Rights Act. Both parties are preparing for more aggressive redistricting strategies for the 2028 elections, while Republicans currently hold a slim majority in the US House.
Republicans are facing challenges in advancing a $70 billion immigration enforcement funding bill, which has stalled due to concerns over specific funding inclusions. This delay raises questions about the party's legislative agenda as they prepare for upcoming elections, with leaders working to secure support for a new reconciliation bill aimed at increasing Pentagon funding while addressing government waste.
The Justice Department has opened a perjury investigation into E. Jean Carroll concerning her civil case against Donald Trump. The inquiry focuses on a statement she made regarding the funding of her legal fees. Carroll previously won significant awards in her lawsuits against Trump, who has denied the allegations.
The article discusses the rising popularity of music tuned to 432 hertz, particularly among individuals seeking emotional and physical relief. While some proponents claim various benefits associated with this frequency, experts note a lack of scientific evidence supporting these assertions. The piece also explores historical tuning practices and personal experiences of listeners who find value in 432 hertz music.
Italy has declared a red heatwave alert for Rome amid a broader heatwave affecting Europe, with record temperatures reported in Britain and France. Officials have warned residents to stay out of the sun as health risks increase. Other countries, including Spain, are also experiencing unusually high temperatures.
Rep. Seth Moulton defended Senate candidate Graham Platner after backlash over a tattoo resembling a Nazi symbol. Moulton stated that Platner took responsibility for the tattoo and should not be disqualified from the race.
Experts have raised alarms about the potential risks associated with a proposal from former President Trump to allocate Cold War-era plutonium to start-ups. Although this type of plutonium can be used in mixed oxide reactors, the U.S. lacks operational reactors of this kind.
Los Angeles County is set to hold a vote on Measure ER, which seeks to implement a sales tax increase to support health services. The decision will take place in the upcoming primary election on June 2.
At TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, Databricks' co-founder highlighted a shift in enterprise AI evaluation. Companies are now prioritizing the safety of AI deployment over its novelty.
YouTube has introduced new features for its podcast service, including an AI recommendation tool and an 'Auto speed' function. This update reflects the platform's efforts to attract podcast audiences and compete with other services.