Both “Impress me” and “Make me laugh” were mandatory fields requiring one- to two-sentence responses.

Trump said those who believe AI will destroy the world and those who oppose data centres are similar to people who previously warned about climate change.

Iranian President Pezeshkian declared Iran will not surrender to "bullying arrogance" at the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, as BRICS members unanimously expressed deep concern over Middle East escalation and Modi called for dialogue and the protection of seafarers.

A Reddit post calling out companies that interview external candidates when they already have an internal hire lined up has struck a nerve — with commenters describing the practice as performative, wasteful, and unfair to job seekers spending money and emotional energy on fake opportunities.

Trump predicted the Iran war will end shortly after November's midterms as Brent crude hit $108 before retreating, Saudi Arabia shut its East-West pipeline after drone attacks, and Houthis seized Mokha and advanced toward the Bab el-Mandeb Strait

A federal appeals court has unanimously ruled that the Trump administration exceeded its authority by forcing a Michigan coal plant to stay open beyond its planned retirement date, costing the utility $295 million over 14 months.

A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration broke the law by ordering FEMA to cut its workforce in half, finding that the Department of Homeland Security unlawfully usurped the agency's authority over its own personnel under a post-Katrina statute.

Donald Trump says Americans could receive US$5,000 each if Republicans keep control of the House and Senate, a proposal that could cost the US government more than US$1.3 trillion.

The US Supreme Court has blocked Missouri’s Trump-backed congressional map for a second time, clearing the way for the state’s older districts to be used in November.