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CFTC Orders Kalshi to Keep Operating in New York
The CFTC invoked emergency powers to keep Kalshi running in New York as the state sues for $36 billion. It's a federal-vs-state preemption fight with familiar fingerprints.
Photo: AI. Pippa Whitfield
The CFTC invoked emergency powers to keep Kalshi running in New York as the state sues for $36 billion. It's a federal-vs-state preemption fight with familiar fingerprints.
Today's top stories include a chilling horror film, Korea's market resurgence, and a solar eclipse over Spain.
Today's top stories include a chilling horror film, Korea's market resurgence, and a solar eclipse over Spain.
Jessica Pegula confirmed the WTA has started genetic sex testing at the Cincinnati Open. Here's what the policy actually does—and why the details are messier than the headlines.
A radiation-shielding vest tested on Artemis I shows real promise for lunar and Mars missions. Here's what the data actually tells us—and what it doesn't.
The August 12, 2026 total solar eclipse over Spain was a spectacle—and a rare scientific window into a solar mystery we still can't solve.
After Chernobyl, Mexico distributed Cesium-contaminated powdered milk to its poorest communities. The families who consumed it left almost no testimony behind.
AI therapists are moving from novelty to norm, especially for younger users. Here's what's driving that shift—and what remains genuinely unresolved.
King Art Games pushes Dawn of War 4 from September to December 3, 2026. Here's what the delay means for the game, the studio, and a fanbase that's waited nearly a decade.
Sunderfolk is free to play on Xbox for a limited time. We dig into what this trial reveals about indie co-op marketing, Secret Door's origins, and the game's unusual design.
Saber Interactive CEO Matt Karch said he'd have replaced lead writer Stella Sacco with AI "in retrospect." Here's what that actually means for game writers.
The UK's 0.4% Q2 2026 GDP growth looks good on paper. But behind the World Cup and sunshine numbers are workers whose hours have already started to shrink.
Meta's Muse Glimmer 30B is built for agentic workflows, not coding. Here's what it actually does well—and where the 82% hallucination rate should give you pause.
MindTopo is a new benchmark probing how well AI vision-language models handle topology—paths, fences, knots. The results reveal real gaps that matter for robotics and navigation.
The U.S. posted a $432.3B deficit in July 2026—up 48% year-on-year—driven by record outlays and negative tariff receipts. Here's what the numbers actually mean.
The Lakers sold for $12.5B to Bob Iger and Josh Kushner—a team that doesn't own its arena. What that tells us about where sports capital is heading.
The 2026 OWASP LLM Top 10 used both expert votes and incident data—and the gaps between them tell a more interesting story than the rankings themselves.
Brookhaven's Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider has shut down after 25 years. Its replacement, the Electron Ion Collider, may answer physics' deepest open question.
Wheeler told Feynman all electrons are identical because there's only one. The theory died—but the fragment that survived quietly unsettled everything we think about time.
The MikroTik HAP AX2 packs Wi-Fi 6, WireGuard, and BGP into a $99 router—but RouterOS demands real time investment. Is that trade-off worth it for you?
Singapore's Speedcargo is using 3D computer vision and gantry robotics to fix a surprisingly analog problem at the heart of global air freight.
Spikes Under the Lights is spending $4–5M to build college volleyball into a major entertainment property. Here's what the business model actually looks like.