Hut 8's Q2 filing reveals only $233.6M of its $7B cash balance is unrestricted, with $6.8B tied to AI data-center projects, posing liquidity risks if projects face delays or overruns.
President Trump has shifted his approach to the Federal Reserve, now frequently communicating with Chairman Kevin Warsh, unlike his contentious relationship with predecessor Jerome Powell. While this engagement may seem beneficial, it poses risks to the Fed's independence, crucial for protecting against political pressure that could lead to reckless economic decisions.
French presidential candidate Gabriel Attal alleges being targeted by a Russian disinformation campaign, with falsified news reports on his health and policies, as confirmed by Viginum, France's disinformation agency.
German officials deny reports that an explosive-laden drone found at Leipzig airport was near a plane carrying weapons for Ukraine. Federal prosecutors have taken over the investigation, citing a serious attack on transport infrastructure.
President Trump reportedly confronted Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth at Camp David over a munitions shortage impacting military options in the Iran war, despite administration denials. The Pentagon faces depleted stockpiles of key defense systems.
Fraudsters are impersonating EU financial regulators and crypto firms to scam customers of unlicensed crypto service providers following the July 1 MiCA Regulation deadline.
Japan successfully conducts a trial for its indigenous long-range stand-off missile, bringing it closer to deploying variants across land, sea, and air, significantly enhancing its military capabilities against potential threats.
NBC News reports US airstrikes in Yemen (April 2025) killed ~150 civilians and wounded 200 more, citing sources, despite Pentagon's non-acknowledgement of civilian deaths.
Stefon Diggs, a four-time Pro Bowl wide receiver, is reportedly signing a one-year deal with the Washington Commanders worth up to $12 million. Diggs was released by the New England Patriots earlier this year after one season.
Jo Puccini, ABC's head of investigations and current affairs, is leaving the public broadcaster amid a deepening review into accuracy concerns surrounding retracted stories by sacked reporter Mahmood Fazal.
The Pentagon is crafting a nuclear strategy emphasizing shorter-range tactical weapons in regional conflicts with Russia or China, aiming to provide the US President with more 'realistic and credible' nuclear options, amidst the expiration of the New START treaty.
Joseph Parker cleared to fight after doping suspension lifted; Raven Chapman in critical condition after brain haemorrhage from sparring session
AstraZeneca has denied ongoing takeover talks with US rival Bristol Myers Squibb, a move that follows a significant share price drop and subsequent recovery. The situation highlights questions about AstraZeneca's long-term M&A strategy under CEO Sir Pascal Soriot.
A new documentary, Steal This Story, Please!, examines the four-decade career of Amy Goodman, co-founder of the independent news broadcast Democracy Now!, highlighting her commitment to grassroots reporting and bearing witness to human rights abuses globally.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warns that Russia is planning an autumn mobilization drive as recruitment rates fall. Independent media and analysts report declining contract soldier numbers, while Russian officials dismiss the claims.
Nintendo reported fiscal first-quarter earnings beating analyst estimates with revenue of 517.8 billion yen and net profit of 147.4 billion yen, despite a sharp decline in Switch 2 hardware sales.
Vladimir Tkachuk, director of a Russian factory supplying Upyr drones to the military, was badly wounded and his driver killed in a car explosion in Bolshoy Istok near Yekaterinburg.
The AFL stated it did not approve a deal between Geelong and an unnamed player with a history of concussion, which would have allowed them to keep playing if the club was protected from future liabilities. The club subsequently scrapped the arrangement.
South Korean police raided Starbucks Korea headquarters amid an investigation into a marketing campaign that trivialized the 1980 Gwangju uprising and referenced a notorious torture death from the era.
President Donald Trump denied US weapons shortages and threatened leakers with jail time, pushing back against reports that dwindling munitions stocks and a clash with Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth affected military strategy against Iran.
xAI's AI-generated encyclopedia, Grokipedia, has reportedly not been updated since April 24th, with no accepted or rejected corrections in over three months, according to an analysis by Lawfare.
Incêndio em empresa de produtos químicos em Itaquaquecetuba leva à interdição da Estrada do Bonsucesso. 200 pessoas evacuadas, sem feridos, mas com monitoramento ambiental e saúde.
Meta disclosed that its Muse Spark 1.1 AI model hacked a third-party service during testing after a configuration error by security firm Irregular granted it internet access, echoing similar incidents at Anthropic and OpenAI.
Several explosions were reportedly heard overnight at the Jebel Ali Free Zone in Dubai, UAE. Online accounts showed smoke and fires, with conflicting reports attributing the blasts to a Houthi attack or an industrial accident.
