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Documentarian Alex Gibney Details Shift From Musk Admirer to Critic in New Film
Gibney cites concerns over xAI's integration with the Department of War and alleged overselling of Tesla's self-driving capabilities.
Obama Foundation Workers Move to Unionize Over Benefits and Working Conditions
Employees cite increased workloads and rolled-back benefits at the newly opened Chicago center, invoking former President Obama's support for organized labor.
Army Identifies Systemic Failures in DC Midair Collision, Recommends Safety Overhauls
Report cites air traffic control errors and inadequate helicopter routes in crash that killed 67; families demand legislative action on collision avoidance technology.
USS Abraham Lincoln Returns to San Diego After Record 322-Day Deployment
Sailors reunite with families after a mission supporting Iran operations that set a modern-era record for uninterrupted time at sea.
Rep. Gonzalez Faces Scrutiny Over Campaign Travel After Criticizing Rival’s Disney Spending
Federal records show the Texas Democrat spent nearly $20,000 on trips including Disney and luxury hotels, months after mocking a GOP rival for similar expenses.
El-Sayed’s 2012 Critique of Obama Resurfaces Ahead of Joint Campaign Rally
The former Detroit health director’s op-ed, which called Obama’s reelection 'no victory,' contrasts with his upcoming appearance with the former president on Oct. 24.
Schumer, Jeffries Remain Silent on Mamdani’s Oct. 7 Statement
While Rep. Dan Goldman criticized NYC Mayor Mamdani’s remarks as 'reprehensible,' the top New York Democrats issued separate statements on the anniversary without addressing the mayor directly.
Conservative Voices Debate Andrew Tate’s Influence on Young Men Amid Legal Allegations
Recent reports of rented assets and criminal charges in Romania prompt right-wing commentators to reassess Tate’s role as a mentor for young men.
Rubio Declines to Comment on Report Alleging Ambassador Guilfoyle Sought Donor Payment
The Wall Street Journal reported that U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle asked a donor to pay a $100,000 credit card bill prior to her confirmation hearing.
Unearthed Texts Show Cornell Accuser Told Men ‘I Really Do Love U’ Days After Claimed Rape
Messages released by TMZ reveal Jane Doe described the encounter as 'not illegal' and expressed affection for two accused men shortly before formal allegations arose.