Sam Altman Says Artificial Was Filmed Near His Home
Sam Altman says he waved at Andrew Garfield during filming for Artificial near his home and joked that the actor appeared to walk like him.
LL Cool J Returns to NCIS With New York Spinoff
LL Cool J is reportedly returning as Sam Hanna in NCIS: New York, a potential spinoff that would move the NCIS: Los Angeles character to a new team and city.
Digger Box Office: 5 Lessons From Tom Cruise’s Setback
Digger’s reported $8 million opening raises questions about Tom Cruise’s star power, original films, theatrical marketing, and the future of event cinema.
U.S. Officials Seek Details on Reported Russian Plague Case
U.S. officials are reportedly seeking information after a laboratory worker in Irkutsk died from suspected plague and about 200 people were placed under observation.
Yemeni Forces Push Houthis From Bab el-Mandeb
Reports describe a Yemeni government advance near Bab el-Mandeb, supported by reported Saudi-led air operations. The operation's scale and lasting impact remain unclear.
RAF Fairford Remains Safe After US Bomber Withdrawal
Downing Street says RAF Fairford remains safe after US bombers left the Gloucestershire airbase, but questions remain about the withdrawal and the base's future role.
Teenager Reportedly Loses Hand at French School Protest
A teenager reportedly lost a hand during a confrontation between school protesters and police in France. Reports leave the device, location, and responsibility unconfirmed.
Christa Pike Execution: Lawyers Warned of Cruel Risks
Christa Pike’s lawyers warned that difficult venous access could make her execution “difficult and perhaps cruel.” The failed attempt renewed scrutiny of lethal injection.
Dennis Hastert Dies at 84: A Legacy Recast by Abuse
Former House Speaker Dennis Hastert died at 84. His political rise was later overshadowed by an abuse admission, a federal conviction, and imprisonment.
Supreme Court Faces Fights Over Schools, Rifles and Climate
The Supreme Court may address religious liberty, rifle bans, climate litigation, immigration, and religious land use, with rulings that could shape national law.