Just when everyone thought the geopolitical tension couldn't get any more literal, the U.S. and Iran decided to target actual bridges and Gulf military bases. Because why de-escalate when you can just make commuting impossible?
So much for keeping things low-key. Iran and the U.S. are currently trading massive airstrikes, and those warnings about targeting infrastructure weren't just tough talk.
It turns out driving out a quarter of your lawyers and trying to fundraise for insurrectionists isn't the best way to win over your alumni.
Finally, some political policy we can actually get behind: a coordinated, systemic strike on the absolute worst parts of modern life, from spam calls to hidden fees.
The NATO summit in Turkey just started, and instead of boring bureaucratic talk, we got a classic geopolitical wishlist: lifting missile sanctions on friends and holding European security hostage for a giant icy island.
Remember when law enforcement was supposed to at least try de-escalation? Yeah, ICE apparently missed that memo, and a new report shows they're treating physical force like a standard greeting.
The man who spent four years calling the last election rigged is about to give a lecture on how to keep voting clean.
It turns out Arizona is becoming the world's unofficial chip factory, and the price tag just went up by a casual nine figures.
If you think your first day at a new job was stressful, spare a thought for the guy who barely had enough time to find where the office coffee machine was.
Things in the Strait of Hormuz are getting messy as the USA and Iran trade strikes for the fifth straight day.
If you had "trade war sparked by a jailed foreign ex-president's coup trial" on your bingo card, congratulations. You win.
Just when you thought global shipping couldn't get more chaotic, Washington and Tehran have decided to spend their week trading massive airstrikes over a tiny strip of water controlling a fifth of the world’s oil.