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    Waltz slams proposed Iran deal as 'cynical attempt'▼Amb. Mike Waltz calls proposed Iran deal a ‘cynical attempt’ at ending war: Full interview✉newsWar4 d ago

    Ambassador Mike Waltz has criticized a proposed deal aimed at ending the war with Iran, calling it a 'cynical attempt' in a full interview with NBC News. He argued the arrangement does not genuinely resolve the conflict but instead serves other interests. His remarks add to the ongoing debate in Washington over how the confrontation with Iran should be brought to an end.

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    Gaza restaurants challenge famine narrative▼Gaza restaurants raise questions about the famine narrative✉newsWarMiddle East4 d ago

    Reports from Gaza City show restaurants operating and serving customers, prompting questions about the scale of the claimed famine in the territory. The JNS report argues that busy eateries sit awkwardly with statements from aid agencies and officials that Gaza is experiencing mass starvation. Critics and supporters of the famine assessment continue to dispute what the restaurant activity actually proves about food availability across Gaza.

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    Republican senators are publicly placing blame on Pete Hegseth, the former Fox News host serving as Defense Secretary, amid criticism within the party. The intra-GOP friction has drawn attention as senators voice frustration openly rather than defending a member of the administration. The exact issue behind the blame game is not specified in the reports circulating online.

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    Anthropic and OpenAI urge stricter AI safety controls●Anthropic and OpenAI sound alarm on AI safety — and seek to shape how it’s controlled✉newsTechnologyAI4 d ago

    Anthropic and OpenAI, two of the leading artificial intelligence companies, are publicly warning about safety risks from advanced AI systems while also lobbying to influence how the technology will be regulated. Critics and observers are weighing whether the companies' alarm reflects genuine concern or an effort to shape upcoming rules in their own favour. The debate comes as governments worldwide move toward new AI oversight frameworks.

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    Messi scores stunning free kick as Inter Miami lose to Columbus▼Messi scores on stunning free kick before Argentina farewell, but Miami slips to defeat https://www.nytimes.com/athleticMmastodonSportSports14 d ago

    Lionel Messi scored a spectacular free kick for Inter Miami in an MLS match against Columbus, but his side still slipped to defeat. The match served as a farewell of sorts ahead of Messi's departure to join Argentina, drawing wide attention from football fans discussing the contrast between his brilliance and Miami's loss.

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    Jensen Huang says AI doom warnings have ulterior motives●Jensen Huang: Those warning on AI apocalypse "have ulterior reasons"YhnWar124 d ago

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says those warning of an AI apocalypse 'have ulterior reasons', dismissing existential-risk claims from prominent figures in tech. The remarks add fuel to the ongoing split between AI executives warning of catastrophic danger and industry leaders who argue such warnings serve business or political interests.

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    Former Chicago mayor and White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel is reportedly considering a run for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2028. Emanuel, who served as ambassador to Japan under President Biden, has been making public appearances and commentary that fuel speculation about his ambitions, and political observers are debating whether his centrist profile fits the party's future.

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    John Fetterman rejects claim he is a bad senator●John Fetterman rejects claim that he's a bad senator, Democrat The Pennsylvania senator has regularly criticized his parMmastodonWorld05 d ago

    Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman has pushed back against criticism that he is a bad senator, amid frustration from fellow Democrats. He has repeatedly criticized his own party, fueling speculation that he could caucus with Republicans after the 2026 midterm elections. Speaking at the Texas Tribune Festival, Fetterman defended his record and his independent streak, insisting his bipartisan approach serves Pennsylvania voters rather than party interests.

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    Canada Pension Plan criticised for gas power investments tied to AI data centres▼# AI # DataCentres # canada Gas Power Plants for AI Data Centres Are a Risky Bet with Your Retirement Savings The CanadaMmastodonEnvironmentClimate124 d ago

    Critics are accusing the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board of risking the retirement savings of 22 million Canadians by backing gas power plants meant to serve AI data centres. The argument is that the pension fund should act in contributors' best interest, not gamble on fossil fuel infrastructure whose value could erode as clean energy advances and AI demand shifts.

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    Kentucky governor hints at possible 2028 presidential run▼Kentucky governor hints at potential 2028 run during book tour in Washington✉newsCultureBooks5 d ago

    Kentucky's governor, speaking during a book tour stop in Washington, suggested he may launch a campaign for president in 2028. The comments fuel speculation that he is positioning himself as a national figure ahead of the next presidential cycle, with the book tour serving as a platform to raise his profile beyond Kentucky.

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    Massachusetts startup unveils versatile solar-powered boat▼Massachusetts startup floats a versatile new solar boat✉newsBusinessStartups3 d ago

    A Massachusetts startup has introduced a new solar-powered boat designed to serve multiple purposes. The vessel runs on solar energy, offering a cleaner alternative to fuel-powered boats for work or leisure on the water. Coverage highlights the craft's versatility and its potential role in the growing shift toward electrified, low-emission marine transport.

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    Landlord Attorney's Texts Released in Fight Over Mamdani Rent Freeze●Landlord Attorney Trying to Kill Mamdani's Rent Freeze Forces Release of SHOCKING Texts Like 'Appreciate the AppointmentMmastodonBusinessReal Estate21 h ago

    A landlord-side attorney seeking to block Zohran Mamdani's proposed rent freeze has been compelled to release texts and emails, including messages such as 'Appreciate the Appointment' and 'Honored to Serve,' raising questions about his ties to city bodies like the Rent Guidelines Board. Hell Gate reports the correspondence as part of ongoing litigation over the freeze. The revelations are fueling scrutiny of landlord influence over rent policy in New York.

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    Report says 340B program generated $142 billion in 2025▼New Report: Hospitals, clinics and for-profit partners pocketed $142B in 2025 from 340B✉newsHealthMedicine17 h ago

    A new report says hospitals, clinics and for-profit partners received $142 billion in 2025 through the 340B drug discount program, a federal scheme meant to help safety-net providers serve low-income patients. The figure is likely to fuel debate over whether the program's benefits are reaching patients or being captured by large hospital systems and commercial intermediaries.

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    Officials serving in the Trump administration may face criminal contempt charges, according to the American Civil Liberties Union, which raised the prospect publicly. The development points to a legal standoff between the administration and courts or oversight bodies. It is not yet clear which officials are targeted or what alleged conduct triggered the threat of charges, and details remain limited pending further disclosure.

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    Dover to Showcase New Technologies at Convenience and Fuel Retail Trade Show▼Dover Operating Companies to Present Latest Technologies and Solutions at Premier Convenience and Fuel Retail Trade Show✉newsBusinessRetail1 d ago

    Dover Operating Companies announced they will present their latest technologies and solutions at a leading convenience and fuel retail trade show. The announcement, issued via PR Newswire, highlights the company's focus on products serving the convenience store and fuel retailing sector. No further details about specific products or the show were provided in the available information.

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    A call to serve constructive causes instead of complaining●Enough of wimping and complaining. If you really want to bring about change in a positive constructive way, working towaMmastodonWorldPolitics42 d ago

    A widely shared online commentary is urging people to stop complaining and take constructive action, arguing that those who want positive change should make themselves available to serve causes that improve lives and the environment rather than fueling war. The message frames personal commitment and faithful service as the real path to political and social change, a sentiment resonating amid ongoing conflicts and political frustration.

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    Convenience retailer Kent Kwik is preparing to open its first new-build travel center in Tennessee, marking an expansion of the chain into that state. The company operates a network of convenience stores and fuel stations, and the location will serve travelers with fuel, food and retail offerings.

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    Fernando Alonso to Stay in Formula 1 for Another Year▼Fernando Alonso Is Sticking Around in F1 for Another Year, but Should He?✉newsSportMotorsport2 d ago

    Two-time Formula 1 world champion Fernando Alonso has committed to another season on the grid, and debate is brewing over whether the veteran driver should continue. At an age when most peers have retired, Alonso's decision to keep racing prompts questions about his future results, his role with his team, and whether staying on serves his legacy or blocks younger talent from a coveted seat.

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    'Nobody Wants This' Rabbi Consultant Slams Adam Brody Over Gaza Comments▼‘Nobody Wants This’ Rabbi Consultant Calls Adam Brody ‘Ignorant’ Over Gaza Comments✉newsWarMiddle East1 d ago

    A rabbi who served as a consultant on the Netflix comedy 'Nobody Wants This' has called star Adam Brody 'ignorant' over his comments about Gaza. The criticism has drawn attention to tensions between the show's Jewish advisers and its lead actor, whose remarks on the Israel-Gaza conflict have become a flashpoint. The dispute is fueling wider conversation about celebrity takes on the war.

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    USAA and Robert Irvine Foundation launch Fort Bragg family support initiative▼Fuel to Serve: New initiative by USAA and the Robert Irvine Foundation to support military families at Fort Bragg✉newsWorldDefense1 d ago

    USAA and the Robert Irvine Foundation have launched a new initiative called Fuel to Serve at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, aimed at supporting military families. The program was announced in local coverage from North Carolina, though details on specific services, funding amounts or duration have not yet been made widely available.

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    Fuel to Serve, an organization dedicated to assisting service members and their loved ones, is providing support to military families. The group's efforts highlight ongoing community programs aimed at easing the burdens faced by households with members in uniform.

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    Ocean County Gas Station Owner Fined Over Deceptive Pricing●Gas Station Owner Fined For Deceptive Pricing In Ocean County✉newsEnvironmentOceans19 h ago

    A gas station owner in Ocean County, New Jersey has been fined for deceptive pricing at the pump. The penalty comes from state or county consumer protection enforcement, though details of the amount and specific violations have not been released. The case serves as a reminder to drivers to check pump prices against advertised rates, particularly amid ongoing scrutiny of fuel pricing practices.

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    14 US states weigh moratoriums on new data centres●At least 14 US states are weighing data-centre moratoriums as communities push back on Big Tech’s power and water grab.MmastodonTechnology152 d ago

    At least 14 US states are considering moratoriums on new data centres as local communities push back against the industry's heavy demands on electricity grids and water supplies. Environmental campaigners, including Greenpeace, are calling for a halt to new mega data centres until binding rules ensure the technology serves people and the planet rather than corporate profit.

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    Lawmakers reimbursed nearly $7 million for living costs without receipts●Members of Congress reimbursed themselves nearly $7 million to cover living expenses in 2025, all without receipts✉newsWorldUS Politics1 d ago

    Members of Congress reimbursed themselves close to $7 million in 2025 to cover living expenses, with no receipts required to back up the claims. The figure covers taxpayer-funded payments meant to offset costs of maintaining residences while serving in Washington. The report is drawing scrutiny over whether the allowance system lacks adequate oversight and accountability.