Lost Picasso Found—Never Left Madrid Building
A Picasso painting thought missing during transit was found safe in a Madrid apartment—never having left the building.
International, World News
Politics, World News
Ivory Coast Election Crisis: Fourth Term Sparks Outrage
President Alassane Ouattara seeks a fourth term in Ivory Coast’s 2025 election amid widespread criticism and the disqualification of leading opposition candidates.
Politics, World News
Trump’s Asia Power Play: Tariffs, Talks & Xi Showdown
President Trump’s 2025 Asia tour highlights high-stakes diplomacy, tariff negotiations, and a pivotal meeting with China’s Xi Jinping.
Business, Technology
Vibecoding: How AI Lets Anyone Build Apps Without Coding
Vibecoding uses conversational AI to help non-developers build apps—ushering in a new era of intuitive, accessible software creation.
Economy, U.S. News
Social Security COLA 2026: What the 2.8% Increase Really Means for You
The 2026 Social Security COLA brings a 2.8% increase, but rising Medicare premiums could significantly reduce the real benefit for millions of retirees and disabled Americans.
Investigation, U.S. News
How the U.S. Chooses Boats to Strike—And What’s Really on Board
The U.S. is targeting suspected drug-smuggling boats using intercepted communications—but experts warn the intelligence may be flawed or incomplete.
Politics, U.S. News
Inside Trump’s East Wing Power Play: Chaos as Strategy
In his second term, Trump has turned the East Wing into a hub of loyalty enforcement and rapid decision-making, revealing a presidency that prioritizes control over convention.
Politics, U.S. News
Trump Halts Bay Area Immigration Raids After Tech Lobby Push
President Trump has called off a planned immigration enforcement surge across the entire Bay Area, following pressure from tech leaders and mounting public protest.
Politics, U.S. News
Trump’s $130M ‘Friend’ Donation: Can It Really Pay the Troops?
An anonymous $130 million donation from a Trump ‘friend’ aims to pay U.S. troops, but experts say it covers less than 3% of the monthly payroll.
Investigation, U.S. News
Alabama’s Nitrogen Execution Sparks Outrage
Anthony Boyd’s prolonged nitrogen gas execution in Alabama has reignited debate over the ethics and legality of this controversial method.