"33 Years Of Bold Leadership": Perplexity CEO Praises Jensen Huang's Contribution To Nvidia

11/13/26 5:06 PM

Reacting to Huang's resignation, Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas thanked him for his 33 years of leadership.

"Cops Got Emotional": Sunburned And Starved Australian Teen Rescued From Forest

11/13/26 6:02 PM

William was wearing shorts and work boots when he went missing and did not have his phone with him. According to police, he stumbled down a steep cliff and got stuck in an area with no way of making it back.

"Deer In Headlights": Jensen Huang Once Mocked Nvidia's Now Interim CEO

11/13/26 3:02 PM

Nvidia's interim CEO Colette Kress was reportedly called "a deer in the headlights" by Jensen Huang during an internal meeting in August. The company's new chief also questioned Nvidia's big financial deals before taking charge.

"Not Aware Of Any Malicious Activity": Microsoft On Global Outage

11/13/26 3:05 PM

Microsoft says it is unaware of malicious activity causing Outlook disruption.

'A definitive backslide.' Inside fashion's worrying runway trend

04/06/23 8:53 PM

Now that the Fall-Winter 2023 catwalks have been disassembled, it's clear one trend was more pervasive than any collective penchant for ruffles, pleated skirts or tailored coats.

'Got Another Microsoft Outage Before GTA 6': Memes Flood Internet As Outlook, Teams Remain Dark

11/13/26 2:05 PM

Despite the significant disruptions caused by the Microsoft outage, social media found a silver lining in the unexpected downtime.

'Horrible': Trump sparks outrage with 'wildly disrespectful' claim about troop casualties

11/09/26 12:11 AM

President Donald Trump outraged some political analysts on Sunday after he blurted out a false claim about military casualties in the Iran conflict. Speaking to reporters at the airport in West Palm Beach, Florida, Trump claimed no soldiers have been killed in the conflict, a claim that his own Department of Defense has refuted. In October, the Pentagon raised the official death toll in the Iran war to 23, Stars and Stripes reported. "We won in Iran," Trump said. "It's just a matter of closing it out now. Maybe we'll wait. Some of their neighbors would prefer that we keep it the way that it is." "Again, we haven't lost anybody. No soldiers," he added, comparing America's casualties in Iran with larger conflicts like the war of Russian aggression in Ukraine and the Vietnam War. Trump's comments sparked a firestorm of criticism online. Nick Field, a politics writer, described the president's comments as "f------ horrible" in a post on X, reiterating the number of casualties that have been reported. Quentin Ocama, state outreach officer for the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, posted on X that Trump's claim was also "wildly disrespectful" to service members. "Wildly disrespectful of the service members who have been killed or injured in this clusterf--- of a conflict," he wrote. "Our crisis with a lack of serious and competent leadership continues…."Journalist Aaron Rupar described Trump's claims in a post on X as "lies." Trump lies that he's "won in Iran" and lies that "we haven't lost anybody. No soldiers." https://t.co/Oiak44fnOx— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) November 8, 2026

'I'm A Piece Of Sh*t': Inside Jensen Huang's Final Hours As Nvidia CEO

11/13/26 6:09 PM

For the decades he spent building Nvidia into a multitrillion-dollar AI chip behemoth, Huang was famous for his attention to the tiniest of details

'It's over!' Rubio said to have 'just destroyed his presidential hopes' with one statement

11/08/26 3:00 PM

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is taking heat from parts of the right after he told a Mar-a-Lago crowd that President Donald Trump launched the Iran war “for you.” Some of Trump’s own supporters say the line may have sunk Rubio’s ambitions, and the party with them.Rubio spoke Friday at the Conservative Political Action Conference’s “Gathering of Visionaries” at Trump’s Palm Beach club, days after Republicans lost both chambers of Congress. Trump himself has acknowledged that the war’s unpopularity cost the party.“He did it for you. Not for him. Not for anybody else,” Rubio said of Trump’s decision to confront Iran, according to a clip shared by Fox News host Sean Hannity, who presented the moment approvingly.Conservative podcast host Kacee Allen summarized Rubio’s message: that “we all owe him deep gratitude because previous presidents ‘ignored’ the threat.”“Meanwhile the GOP just got wiped in the midterms due to this very” war, Allen wrote.Some on the right were blunter about it.“Rubio just destroyed his 2028 presidential hopes by essentially echoing Trump’s statement that the destruction of the GOP was worth it to fight the Iran War and these jokers applauded him,” wrote David Pyne, editor of The Real War newsletter and a former Army headquarters staff officer. “None of them care that they just handed the keys to controlling the US to the Democrat socialists for the next decade or two.”Pyne went further and called on Trump, Rubio and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to “resign in disgrace or be impeached and removed from office.”“@MarcoRubio just killed any chance he had to win the presidency in 2028,” wrote Pat Dollard, a former Hollywood talent agent and Breitbart writer.Some of Trump’s own base saw a bigger reckoning. One X user, whose bio describes her as a “TradCatholic” nationalist who puts “God, Family, Country” first, said Trump had betrayed the voters who put him in office.“It’s over! We wanted Trump to burn the establishment, he burned down the conservative Repub party by showing who he really is,” she wrote. “It will take decades to come back, if we even have a country left.”Writer Sean Colarossi pointed to Rubio’s history with Trump. “It’s amazing how much @marcorubio has beclowned himself for a guy he once accurately called a con man,” he wrote. During the 2016 Republican primary, Rubio called Trump a “con artist.”Rubio has been widely discussed as a potential 2028 contender. On Friday he also flew to Florida with Trump on Marine One, alongside newly named chief of staff Stephen Miller.

'No reason for us to exist': 3-time Trump voting manufacturer struggling to stay afloat

11/11/26 2:17 PM

An American furniture entrepreneur who voted for Donald Trump three times is at his wits’ end trying to keep up with the president’s unpredictable tariff moves, which have put his company in peril.According to the Wall Street Journal, Bruce Krinsky has spent the better part of a decade chasing Washington’s trade policy. His company, TOV Furniture, has moved production from country to country and even tried manufacturing in the U.S., only to end up back where it started.The Journal reported that Krinsky originally relied on Chinese factories to make his couches. When Trump imposed tariffs on China in his first term, Krinsky convinced a Chinese supplier to open a plant in Vietnam. When Vietnam came under threat as well, he bought a factory in High Point, North Carolina, a city Trump had promised to restore as a furniture powerhouse.That plant opened in March 2025. According to the Journal, Krinsky believed he had finally escaped the tariff whiplash. Within weeks, Trump announced his “Liberation Day” tariffs. Krinsky expected the additional 34% levy on Chinese goods, the Journal reported, but was caught off guard by a proposed 46% tariff on Vietnam.His couch had already climbed from $900 to roughly $1,250 because of inflation and supply-chain costs, the paper reported. The new tariff would have pushed it near $2,000.“At $2,000, there’s no reason for us to exist,” Krinsky told the Journal. “There are plenty of companies like Crate & Barrel that already do a great job selling those products.”The North Carolina factory, which local officials had celebrated, shut down after 10 months, cutting about 45 jobs, according to the Journal. The couch is now made in Asia again and sells for $1,500. Krinsky told the paper he isn’t counting on the midterm results to help.“Furniture tariffs are not going to be at the top of either party’s agenda,” he said.Krinsky told the Journal he voted for Trump because he believed he was the strongest pro-business candidate.“What exactly is an American business supposed to do?” he said. “We’re trying to do what the government wants. I came in really hoping that this administration would be really positive for business. I wish they were more in touch with the reality of what is happening on the ground and what people really want.”