A report says Musk pitched the Starshield cap that disrupted Ukraine’s drones. The Pentagon still won’t say what rules bind him as a Meridian co-director.
The White House released 11 Kyiv embassy emails on Burisma. Only one was ever classified, and a quote it cites isn’t in Yovanovitch’s testimony from 2019.
After nine years of delays and jokes, Tesla’s Roadster drove upside down and hopped five cars. Why a five-second flight still counts.
Officials told Reuters the order to slow SpaceX’s Starshield for Ukraine’s military came from the White House. The cap hit drone strikes and interceptors.
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.
Houthi missiles hit Yemen’s al-Maashiq palace in Aden, killing five. The government counts guards and staff; the Houthis say they hit a Saudi command post.
Tariffs, a bridge held hostage, Alberta’s separatists courted. Taken together, Washington’s moves look less like bargaining than hollowing Canada out.
A B-52 broke up over Goldsboro, N.C., in 1961 and dropped two Mk 39 hydrogen bombs. Sandia’s report, McNamara’s remark and a 1969 memo tell the story.
Birds Aren’t Real is satire. But CIA files show a 1960s bird-like spy drone, test crashes, and a 1971 doubt over whether détente would ever let it fly.