Democrats answered their midterm win with ‘LAWYER UP.’ A subpoena is real power, but contempt cases go to Todd Blanche’s Justice Department. An opinion.
Opinion
Iran Set Its Watch to Oct. 28. The Fed Keeps Its Own Calendar.
Iran’s tanker campaign pushed oil to $110 and inflation to 3.7%. But the Fed looks set to skip Iran’s Oct. 28 deadline, and bond traders did the hiking.
Opinion
Bolsonaro, Lula and Trump’s Balloon in Brazil
Trump never endorsed Flávio Bolsonaro over Lula, but tariffs, visa fights and a Meta cast shadow over Brazil’s Oct. 25 runoff. Interference? An opinion piece.
Opinion
Tesla’s Flying Roadster: Laugh All You Want, It Still Flew
After nine years of delays and jokes, Tesla’s Roadster drove upside down and hopped five cars. Why a five-second flight still counts.
News
How Tesla Flying Car Runs On Thin Air
Tesla’s new Roadster has a trick no other car has: it uses plain air both to stick to the road and to launch off it.
Opinion
Canada Isn’t Being Bargained With. It’s Being Hollowed Out.
Tariffs, a bridge held hostage, Alberta’s separatists courted. Taken together, Washington’s moves look less like bargaining than hollowing Canada out.
Opinion
September CPI Hits 3.7%: Is the Fed Losing Control?
September CPI rose 0.6% and inflation hit 3.7%, but forecasts missed by just a tenth and gas has stopped climbing. A wry look at what the numbers really say.
Opinion
France Supermarket Freezers Passwords Built From Current Date
A hidden login built from the date, a U.S. warning 17 months old and controllers facing the open internet. Kessler on how hard the fridge hack really was.
Opinion
Did Russian Bots Go Dark On Search Engine?
A chart of Yandex’s search crawlers going dark became, for some, proof that AfD, Reform UK and MAGA posters were Russian bots. Here is what it counted.