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Apple just made a $599 laptop -- and it might be the most important product it ships this year
Apple just made a $599 laptop -- and it might be the most important product it ships this year
Montana's senator withdrew minutes before the filing deadline -- and Trump had a replacement ready the next morning.
He admitted it, dropped the runoff, and is still in Congress -- the Tony Gonzales scandal ended in 72 hours
The nation's largest ICE detention facility has a measles outbreak
Beijing has condemned the strikes on Iran and the toppling of Maduro -- but hasn't lifted a finger for either one
The Senate voted 47-53 to let the president keep waging war without congressional approval -- again.
He's 30, he's been nominated three times, and he's never taken it home. But the Oscar race is complicated.
Meta sold 7 million Ray-Ban smart glasses last year. A Swedish investigation just revealed what happens to the footage.
The US just sank an Iranian warship with a torpedo -- the first time since 1945. India is furious.
A GOP lawmaker found tampons at Netflix HQ. Conservatives say it killed a $110 billion deal. The real story is weirder.
Netanyahu made the call. AIPAC launched the blitz. But the real story is messier than any one motive.
He said he shared Anthropic's red lines. Hours later, he signed his own Pentagon deal. Is the backlash fair?
A 36-year-old seminary student just won the Democratic primary. The answer depends on which Republican he faces.
Western obituaries described a poetry lover with a nice beard. His record says something else.
Khamenei is dead, the Strait of Hormuz is shut, and bombs are exploding across the Middle East. What's the endgame here?
A 6-3 ruling blocks California from shielding trans students -- and the dissent is furious
Seven new devices in three days, no keynote, and a $3,299 monitor that might be the only thing worth talking about
McDonald's CEO tried to eat his own burger on camera. The internet has not recovered
Paris slashes renewable targets, bets EUR 72.8 billion on new reactors, and dares the rest of Europe to follow
700,000 users say they're done. Are they right?