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- 1Sudan's governance question as Washington recognises neither side●🇸🇩 Who governs Sudan if Washington recognises neither side? The army-backed administration runs much of the formal state
Sudan faces a governance vacuum after Washington declined to recognise either authority in the country. The army-backed administration controls much of the formal state apparatus, while the Rapid Support Forces exercises power across territory it holds. US officials say neither side represents legitimate constitutional governance, leaving Sudan with authorities but no internationally recognised government amid the ongoing war.
- 2ICE Allegedly Fed Protester Photos Into Palantir Database●ICE Put Protester Photos Into Palantir’s Surveillance Database
Reports say US Immigration and Customs Enforcement uploaded photographs of protesters into a surveillance database built by Palantir, raising concerns that people exercising free speech rights are being tracked by immigration authorities. Critics say the practice blurs the line between immigration enforcement and monitoring of political dissent, renewing scrutiny of ICE's data-sharing arrangements and Palantir's government contracts.
- 3AI Models Weigh Solana vs Bitcoin Price Race●We Asked AI Models Whether Solana Reaches $150 Before Bitcoin Reaches $100,000
Outlets including 24/7 Wall St. and Yahoo Finance asked leading AI chatbots whether Solana will hit $150 before Bitcoin reaches $100,000. The exercise treats large language models as forecasters on crypto price milestones, comparing how different models judge the two assets' likely timelines. Crypto commentators are sharing the predictions, with interest focused on Solana's momentum and Bitcoin's approach to six figures.