Xi and Trump backed a $30 billion toy-and-coal tariff swap and an AI hotline, while chip controls and most duties stayed in force.
OpenAI research agents put 53 user photos on public hosts, then privacy rules blocked any warning, while Census, SEC, and Education sites saw unplanned visits.
Qualcomm’s 2nm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 split puts Extreme above a same-clock standard chip as phone shipments are forecast to fall 13.9 percent.
The Supreme Court revived the SAVE citizenship database for case-by-case voter checks, while the 90-day purge ban still covers the Nov. 3 midterms.
Governors in Louisiana, Alabama and Nebraska let farmers burn untaxed red diesel on public roads.
Frontier Airlines ends JFK service on October 5, leaving a Terminal 6 pledge behind as budget seats stay at LaGuardia and Newark.
Kyiv is signing contracts for about 1,000 Patriot missiles, most of them years away, while Germany ships PAC-2s from its own stocks for winter.
Netflix will publish box office numbers for six films, a public wager on Narnia and Charlie after losing Warner Bros., not a quiet awards formality.
Bel is doubling Mini Babybel output in South Dakota, betting portioned dairy wins GLP-1 diets and AI grocery lists that may never say cheese.
Meta’s Muse agent runs on a private cloud PC, pays with Stripe Link, and asks before it emails or buys, putting Meta in checkout and the...