Trump and Netanyahu Say Iran War Is Not Over
Trump and Netanyahu say the Iran war is not over, even as the administration claimed last week the conflict had run its course.
The day closed with the Iran ceasefire openly fraying as Trump and Netanyahu both ruled out a finished war, the hantavirus-stricken cruise passengers finally repatriated to a Nebraska quarantine, and a Virginia court ruling tearing up the congressional map mid-cycle — leaving the spring's biggest questions still unsettled.
Trump and Netanyahu say the Iran war is not over, even as the administration claimed last week the conflict had run its course.
The 17 American passengers from the hantavirus-stricken cruise ship are being flown to the federal quarantine center in Omaha for monitoring.
A court ruling that struck down Virginia's congressional map upended Democratic House candidacies overnight.
The Knicks set an NBA postseason record with 11 first-quarter threes, sweeping the 76ers 4-0 to return to the East finals.
Six bodies were discovered in a boxcar in Laredo, Texas; circumstances are not yet known.
Victor Wembanyama was ejected for the first time in his NBA career as the Timberwolves leveled the series 2-2.
Trump and Iran rejected each other's latest peace proposals as the 10-week war's fragile ceasefire frays.
Chinese car sales fell 21.5% in April as the Iran oil shock crushed gasoline-vehicle demand.
Thaksin Shinawatra walks free from prison still wielding significant influence over Thailand's governing coalition.
South Africa's top court ordered an impeachment hearing over the cash-in-the-sofa scandal, effectively sealing Ramaphosa's fate.
NSW Premier Chris Minns gave Labor nine months to win back voters drifting to a resurgent One Nation after a thumping byelection loss.
New Zealand sketched out fuel-rationing rules to be triggered only by severe and prolonged supply disruptions.
GrapheneOS argues that hardware attestation is becoming a tool for app-store and platform monopolies.
An essay making the case that local AI must become the default if we care about user agency.
A developer returns to AWS after years away and is immediately reminded why he left.
Louis Rossmann offers to cover legal bills for an OrcaSlicer dev being threatened by Bambu Lab.
Postmortem on a security incident the author calls CVE-2024-YIKES — exactly as fun as it sounds.
Idempotency seems trivial until the retry payload doesn't match the original — then it isn't.
On task paralysis, and why having an AI on hand sometimes makes it worse instead of better.
Maryland is being asked to fund a $2B grid upgrade to serve out-of-state AI data centers.
Field notes on running serious local LLMs on a base-model M4 with only 24GB of RAM.
A developer swears off AI coding assistants and goes back to typing things himself.
Attackers turned a malicious Obsidian community plugin into a remote-access trojan dropper.
PS3 emulator maintainers ask people to please stop drowning them in low-quality AI-generated PRs.
An index of indie web/blog indexes — a directory of directories for the small web.
A neat trick to avoid the trust-on-first-use SSH problem on any cloud VPS.
Argues an AI coding agent is only worth using if it lowers your long-term maintenance bill.