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- 1Jet-powered drone strike hits Ukraine's National Academy of Sciences in Kyiv●Horrific scenes out of Kyiv this morning as Russia used a jet-powered drone to blow up Ukraine’s National Academy of Sci
A Russian jet-powered drone struck the National Academy of Sciences building in Kyiv on Tuesday morning, sparking a large fire. Reports describe people escaping through windows as the building burned. Commenters say the strike shows Russia is targeting civilian and scientific institutions, adding to a pattern of attacks on schools and kindergartens.
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Retail investors are showing reduced enthusiasm for stock investing at the moment, according to reporting from Morning Brew. The piece highlights a cooling of interest among small individual investors, a group often credited with driving market rallies in recent years. Discussion is focused on what this retreat in retail participation could signal for equity markets more broadly.
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Donald Trump has launched an attack on Morning Joe, the MSNBC morning show hosted by Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski. The remarks fit his long-running pattern of publicly criticizing media figures and outlets he views as hostile, and are prompting reactions and debate about his ongoing feud with cable news coverage.
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Longtime weather anchor Al Roker has made a sudden departure from NBC’s Today show, prompting questions about the reason behind the move and what it means for the program going forward. Outlets have moved to explain the circumstances of the exit, and viewers are discussing the end of his decades-long run on the morning staple.
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Al Roker has addressed why he abruptly left his role on NBC's Today show. The longtime weather anchor explained the circumstances behind the departure, drawing attention from fans of the program. Roker has been a fixture of the morning show for decades, so news of his exit prompted widespread discussion among viewers.
- 6Harry Smith returns to NBC two years after exit●‘Today’ show alum Harry Smith returns to NBC 2 years after exit
Veteran broadcaster Harry Smith, a longtime 'Today' show alum, is returning to NBC two years after leaving the network. The news was reported by Entertainment Weekly. Smith, known for decades of work in morning television, previously spent much of his career at CBS before joining NBC. Details of his new role and start date were not immediately given. Viewers of morning news programming are watching to see what position he will take at the network.