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Trump nominated Dr. Nicole Saphier, a Fox News radiologist and Mayo Clinic trained physician, as the next U.S. Surgeon General on April 30, 2026. The move ends Dr. Casey Means' stalled nomination and deals
Our readers spent real money on these 10 gadgets in 2026, and the purchases tell a story most tech writers won't say out loud. People aren't buying cool anymore. They're buying protection. Number five
April 2026 delivered the S&P 500's best monthly performance since 2020, with a 9.6% gain. Technology stocks nearly doubled that return, posting close to 18% as AI-driven software names led a sharp sector rotation.
The FCC ordered Disney to renew 8 ABC station licenses two years early, citing DEI policies and a Jimmy Kimmel monologue. But the 1996 Telecommunications Act makes broadcast license revocation nearly automatic to survive.
The Musk v. Altman trial is underway in Oakland, and the evidence is more explosive than the headlines suggest. From a "$1B" diary entry to Burning Man texts and 2015 founding emails, the exhibits
Sri Lanka's Public Debt Management Office lost $2.5 million to hackers who rerouted debt repayments through a compromised email system. Total government losses crossed $3 million in two separate incidents. Nobody noticed until a
Eighty-two percent of US public sector organizations have adopted agentic AI, and federal use cases jumped 69% in a single year. The government isn't waiting for the private sector to lead. Here's what the
The U.S. government runs AI agents in 82% of its agencies, double the private sector rate, according to IDC research from March 2026. Federal use cases jumped from 710 to 3,611 in two years.
More than 127,000 tech workers lost their jobs in 2025, and 2026 is already on pace to match it. If you still have a paycheck, now is exactly the time to build your financial
Texas Instruments beat Wall Street's Q1 forecast and raised its Q2 outlook on April 22, 2026, driven by a 64% surge in data center revenue and a surprise recovery in industrial chip orders. The