Trump says Iran ceasefire is on 'life support'
President Trump dismissed Iran's peace proposal as "garbage" and said the ceasefire was on "life support," deepening the standoff and pushing oil prices higher.
Trump spent the day dismantling what remained of the Iran ceasefire, calling Tehran's proposal "garbage" and declaring the truce on "life support," while at home the Supreme Court cleared Alabama to eliminate a majority-Black district, GitLab abruptly ended its CREDIT values amid layoffs, and South Korea floated taxing AI profits to pay citizens a dividend.
President Trump dismissed Iran's peace proposal as "garbage" and said the ceasefire was on "life support," deepening the standoff and pushing oil prices higher.
GitLab announced layoffs and retired its CREDIT values framework, signaling a sharp cultural and strategic reset under new leadership.
The Justice Department subpoenaed the Journal over reporting on Iran military deliberations, drawing criticism over press freedom and source protection.
Eileen Wang resigned as mayor of Arcadia, California, and agreed to plead guilty to acting as an unregistered agent of China under official direction.
The Supreme Court sided with Alabama in a move that could speed implementation of a congressional map eliminating one of two majority-Black districts.
The Interior Department canceled a rule putting conservation on equal footing with development, easing restrictions on drilling, logging, and mining.
Trump and Xi will meet Thursday in Beijing for a summit dominated by trade and the Iran war, with Taiwan arms sales also on the agenda.
Dozens of Labour Party figures called on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to resign, and several government aides announced their departures.
The Philippine House impeached Vice President Sara Duterte again, though conviction in the Senate remains unlikely.
A top South Korean policymaker proposed paying citizens a dividend from taxes on AI profits, fueling sharp market swings and a redistribution debate.
Australia's federal budget will crack down on property investor tax concessions to ease generational inequality and rein in the deficit.
Bolivia issued an arrest warrant for former president Evo Morales after he failed to appear in court on charges of fathering a child with a 15-year-old.
GrapheneOS argues phone hardware attestation is being weaponized to lock out competing operating systems.
Attackers hijacked a maintainer's session to publish malicious packages; the postmortem details what went wrong and what changed.
A new terminal that renders 3D graphics inline, blending traditional CLI workflows with GPU-accelerated visuals.
GitLab confirmed layoffs and retired its CREDIT values, framing the shift as "Act 2" under new leadership.
Nvidia released an official Rust-to-CUDA compiler, bringing memory-safe systems programming to GPU kernels.
A provocative argument that AI-generated code could shift language preferences away from readability toward raw performance.
A retrospective on Nullsoft's rebellious culture and the corporate forces that eventually absorbed it.
UCLA researchers identified a drug that can repair brain damage and improve recovery after stroke in animal models.
Google disclosed what it believes is the first confirmed AI-assisted zero-day discovery by criminal hackers in the wild.
A deep dive into optimizing matrix multiplication in Swift until it reaches GPU-class throughput on Apple Silicon.
Thinking Machines proposes a new paradigm for how humans and AI systems should structure collaborative tasks.
A startup unveiled a novel transformer architecture claiming better scaling properties at large parameter counts.
A look at AMÁLIA, an open model trained specifically on European Portuguese, and why language diversity matters.
TypedMemory uses Panama and records to let Java developers map structs directly to off-heap memory with zero overhead.
A developer used AI to build a sleep-tracking tool that correlated environmental noise with wake-up events.