J.M. Smucker has filed a federal lawsuit against Trader Joe’s, claiming its crustless PB&J sandwiches infringe on Uncrustables trademarks—including the signature crimped edge.
China has launched a sweeping rare earth licensing system that mirrors U.S. tech export controls—escalating the economic standoff between the world’s two largest economies.
The final unsolved section of the CIA’s Kryptos sculpture was discovered not through cryptography—but in a box of donated papers at the Smithsonian.
New research reveals juvenile fish in the open ocean are carrying stinging larval anemones as a defense mechanism—a behavior captured by blackwater divers.
Manhattan’s Class B office buildings are seeing renewed demand as businesses prioritize function over flashy amenities like rooftop pools and espresso bars.
The New York Times used open-source sleuthing—from social media to satellite data—to locate top Syrian regime officials who fled after Assad’s fall.
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu’s government has survived a no-confidence vote in parliament, buying time to pass a critical budget by year-end amid ongoing political instability.
In May 2025, ten inmates escaped the Orleans Parish Jail through a hole behind a toilet. Among them was Derrick Groves, a convicted killer facing life in prison.
A new NTSB report concludes that experimental design and construction flaws were the primary causes of the fatal Titan submersible implosion in 2023.
California Governor Gavin Newsom raised alarms over live-fire military drills at Camp Pendleton possibly sending ordnance over Interstate 5—prompting a swift denial from the Marine Corps and reigniting political tensions.