Japan says China’s Liaoning launched jets about 180 miles from Yonaguni, where U.S. Marines bring anti-ship missiles for Keen Sword, then turned south.
Russia says a lab worker’s death wasn’t plague. The WHO says it has no diagnosis. Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau and a Chinese city now screen travelers anyway.
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.
No one has claimed the French supermarket fridge hack. Russia, Iran, China, criminals and the U.S. side by side: records, motives and what doesn’t fit.
Project Sunshine: how the AEC secretly gathered infant bones worldwide in the 1950s to measure strontium-90 fallout, traced through declassified records.
The CIA scripted the bin Laden raid briefing on May 1, 2011, saying no women were hurt. Within two days, the White House told the story three other ways.
Saudi Arabia calls the Houthi hit on Aramco’s Dhahran HQ a limited fire. Insiders told Reuters and AFP the top floors are wrecked. The accounts compared.
The Supreme Court took the DOGE records fight for a second time. The filings show the question isn’t release. It’s whether courts can ask what DOGE did.
An OpenAI engineer is charged with hiding a recorder in an executive conference room. Officials call it national security. The charge is a wiretap count.