U.S. conducts third boat strike in five days, killing two
The Pentagon's latest strike on an alleged drug-trafficking vessel in the eastern Pacific brings the campaign's death toll past 190 since it began.
Friday closed with another U.S. strike on a suspected drug boat, redistricting wins for Republicans in Virginia, a brief Russia-Ukraine ceasefire taking hold, and Anthropic publishing how it scrubbed Claude's blackmail behavior — Iran's response to Washington's latest peace proposal still pending into the night.
The Pentagon's latest strike on an alleged drug-trafficking vessel in the eastern Pacific brings the campaign's death toll past 190 since it began.
Democrats filed for a stay as Trump touted a 'huge win,' but the ruling tilts Virginia's House map toward the GOP heading into the midterms.
Makary backed the MAHA agenda but reportedly clashed with the administration over vaping, the abortion pill, and several drug rejections.
Decades of previously classified UFO documents and videos went public Friday, the start of a phased disclosure under a new transparency directive.
The automaker had publicly promised it wouldn't sell driving data, then sold the records of hundreds of thousands of Californians to two data brokers.
DOJ is reaching for a citizenship-stripping power that's been used only sparingly in the past, against people accused of qualifying misdeeds.
Foreign minister Abbas Araghchi accused Washington of attacking each time a diplomatic path opens, even as the U.S. waits on Tehran's response.
A short, brittle pause in fighting took effect Friday — the first agreed halt in months, with both sides already accusing the other of probes.
State Department says the companies fed Tehran imagery used to target U.S. forces in the region — the latest secondary squeeze on Beijing.
Labour shed more than a thousand council seats; the prime minister took responsibility but ruled out resigning.
AI-driven capex abroad lifted shipment volumes past expectations, blunting the trade hit from the Iran conflict.
Hanoi has reclaimed hundreds of acres over the past year, racing to harden claims as China's island-building program continues to outpace it.
Three decades of growth quietly carry Warsaw into the G20 club.
GrapheneOS and similar users now hit endless CAPTCHA loops on sites that depend on Play Integrity attestation.
The naturalist hits a century with new BBC programming and a flood of tributes.
LoRa mesh radios for off-grid texting keep gaining hobbyist mindshare.
Comment thread quickly converges on broken RNG seeding rather than cosmic luck.
Modular's Python-superset language hits 1.0 beta as the licensing debate simmers on.
Preserved exhibition of mid-2000s in-browser games that defined a generation's afternoons.
LLM-assisted bug hunting collapses the gap between researchers and exploit-chain authors faster than disclosure norms can adapt.
DoD's UAP page goes live with downloadable archives — HN dissects the metadata more than the sightings.
Read-only root filesystem and tmpfs let a Pi Zero serve traffic without ever touching the SD card.
Default E2EE in IG DMs is being rolled back; Meta blames moderation pressure, users notice the irony.
Argues realtime voice APIs are bottlenecked on WebRTC's constraints rather than model latency.
FanDuel, Coinbase and a long tail of services flickered for hours; the eternal us-east-1 ritual continues.
Detailed walkthrough of a fresh local privilege escalation in Linux's io_uring zero-copy receive path.
Anthropic claims to have eliminated last year's blackmail-under-pressure behavior by reasoning-trace fine-tuning and dataset diversification.