Man arrested for impersonating FBI agent in plot to free Mangione
The man allegedly posted as an FBI agent at a Brooklyn jail in a failed attempt to release Luigi Mangione, who is accused of murdering a healthcare CEO.
Democrats block Senate spending bill
Lawmakers face a looming government shutdown as negotiations stall over proposed restraints on federal immigration enforcement.
Amazon cuts 16,000 corporate jobs
As Amazon prioritizes automation and reduces bureaucracy, thousands of corporate positions are eliminated in the company’s largest layoff to date.
Pinterest to lay off staff as company shifts focus to AI
The image-sharing platform announced major job cuts and office reductions as it ramps up investment in AI-powered products and services.
TikTok settles as landmark social media trials proceed against others
A trial accusing major social media companies of deliberately addicting and harming children begins in Los Angeles.
Nike investigates possible data breach
Sportswear giant Nike is probing a reported cybersecurity incident after hackers alleged they released over a terabyte of the company’s sensitive business data.
TikTok strikes deal for new U.S. joint venture
The majority American-owned joint venture will secure U.S. data and give American and global investors an 80.1% stake, easing year-long security concerns.
Klobuchar files to run for Minnesota Governor
After Governor Walz’s departure from the race, Klobuchar is widely expected to dominate the Democratic field and reshape Minnesota’s political landscape.
Paramount extends deadline for Warner Bros bid
The media giant is buying more time to challenge Netflix’s rival offer for Warner Bros. Discover, setting the stage for a shareholder vote.
Washington Post seeks court order demanding return of reporter’s seized electronics
The newspaper alleged that federal agents violated a reporter’s First Amendment rights by confiscating her devices during a search related to a Pentagon contractor investigation.
