Maryland Governor Wes Moore secured the Democratic nomination for a second term on Tuesday
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Aber Kawas wins a New York Senate primary with Zohran Mamdani’s backing as past remarks about 9/11 draw renewed scrutiny.
Elon Musk loses trillionaire status after SpaceX stock slump cuts his net worth, though he remains the world’s richest person.
OpenAI launches Jalapeño, its first custom AI chip built with Broadcom, aiming to boost efficiency and reduce reliance on Nvidia hardware.
Trump’s SNAP reforms leave 4.7 million Americans without food assistance, with Arizona recording the nation’s steepest decline in benefits.
ByteDance seeks a record $20 billion offshore loan to accelerate AI expansion, data center investments and global technology competition.
Trump halts signing of bipartisan affordable housing bill despite congressional approval, demanding Senate first pass the SAVE America Act.
Global Pew survey reveals widespread negative views of President Trump and declining international confidence in the US’ global leadership.
Indian student denied boarding to the US after discovering his F-1 visa was revoked despite maintaining an active SEVIS record.
Slash employee accidentally spent $81,000 in AI credits while building a viral game, exposing the hidden costs of AI-powered coding.
Mukunda’s victory over Nancy King marks a generational shift in Maryland politics, highlighting grassroots leadership, Democratic priorities.
Ro Khanna and Elon Musk escalate their public feud over DOGE cuts, taxes, and accountability, with challenges, threats, and sharp criticism.
Tucker Carlson says he no longer supports the Republican Party, citing concerns over foreign policy, Iran, and GOP leadership.
Pentagon seeks $80 billion from Congress to replenish weapons, support deployments, and sustain operations amid Iran conflict.
Microsoft and Chevron partner on a major natural gas-powered data center project to meet rising AI energy demands across the U.S.
Stanford study finds AI hiring tools may disproportionately reject Black and Asian applicants, raising concerns about bias in recruitment.
Ilhan Omar’s amended financial disclosures show assets far below earlier estimates, prompting scrutiny over valuation errors.
Bernie Sanders calls on Congress to act on AI, warning of job losses, privacy threats, and growing power of tech companies.
Ethereum Foundation cuts 20% of staff and restructures operations as leadership departures raise questions about governance and strategy.
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani signs executive order ensuring shade, hydration, and restroom access during severe summer heat waves.
Cloud software company reduced headcount by about 21,000 employees while increasing investment in AI infrastructure and cloud capacity.
Federal judge blocks Trump administration’s SAVE database program, citing privacy concerns and risks of wrongful voter removals.
The U.S. SC ruled suspected criminal activity can justify deportation proceedings against green card holders before criminal conviction.
Meta launches AI-powered smart glasses starting at $299, expanding its wearable strategy amid growing competition from Snap and others.
FBI extradites Turkish suspect Ibrahim Khaldoon Hilmi to the U.S. over an alleged $3.7 billion Medicare fraud scheme.