The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is reviewing a petition alleging that Tesla's robotaxis exceed speed limits in active school zones. The petition claims that around 1,000 Model Y Robotaxis and Cybercabs are involved, citing evidence from video links and reports, but does not mention any related accidents or injuries.
OpenAI found a recording device in a restricted executive conference room two days after it was planted. The FBI has arrested Abdulrahman Alfozan, a former engineer at OpenAI, on suspicion of attempting to spy on the organization and leak trade secrets, which could threaten national security.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is supporting Democratic Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed in Michigan, participating in campaign events to mobilize young voters. Her endorsement carries risks, as el Sayed's controversial positions may challenge her appeal to moderate Democrats. The election is viewed as a test of whether progressives can win in battleground states, with implications for Ocasio-Cortez's political future.
A recent Marist Poll shows a tight race for the U.S. Senate in Texas between Democrat James Talarico and Republican Ken Paxton, with only a two-point difference among likely voters. In the governor's race, incumbent Republican Greg Abbott leads Democrat Gina Hinojosa by four points among likely voters, with a narrower margin among registered voters.
The Trump administration has faced criticism for its lack of response to recent Russian strikes on American businesses in Ukraine, despite increasing pressure on Ukraine regarding its attacks on Russian refineries. Notable brands such as Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, and McDonald's have reported damage to their facilities from Russian missiles and drones. Ukrainian President Zelensky has highlighted these attacks as a direct message to the U.S., while several U.S. lawmakers have called for stronger action to protect American interests in the region.
Junel Jeffrey, a former military public affairs officer, is suing retired Army Major Charles Spears for defamation over comments related to her social media post about Charlie Kirk's murder. The Oversight Project, a conservative law firm, is representing Spears, claiming the case exemplifies 'weaponized Lawfare.' Jeffrey is seeking over $50 million in damages, citing reputational harm and emotional distress.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has been recorded discussing Governor Greg Abbott's reelection challenges in a leaked audio clip. Paxton highlights Abbott's financial resources but expresses concerns about his name recognition compared to his Democratic opponent. He also predicts potential losses for Republicans in the Texas legislature.
Russian missile and drone strikes have left 600,000 people in Ukraine without power, targeting critical infrastructure in Kyiv and Kharkiv. President Zelensky reported that speed restrictions on the Starlink communications network have disrupted military operations. The situation follows claims of an energy ceasefire proposed by former US President Trump, which Zelensky has indicated Ukraine is willing to observe if Russia does the same.
New York City officials have proposed a ban on horse-drawn carriages in Central Park, with a potential implementation date of June 1, 2028. The legislation, named Romanch's Law after a tourist who died in a carriage accident, aims to address animal welfare and public safety concerns while requiring a transition plan for affected workers. The proposal has received mixed reactions from various stakeholders, including support from animal rights groups and criticism from labor unions.
The Lansing Police Department is investigating a possible serial killer linked to five recent deaths of homeless individuals along the Lansing River Trail in Michigan. Criminology professor Karen Holt has raised concerns about community safety and the vulnerability of the victims. Edward Joseph Smith has been arrested in connection with one of the deaths, but no charges have been filed regarding the others.
Gen. Ronald Clark, commander of U.S. Army Pacific, discussed the impact of the Iran war on U.S. military readiness against China, stating that the situation has allowed for modernization of defense systems. He emphasized that the redeployment of Patriot missile defenses has not increased risks to U.S. forces in the Indo-Pacific, and highlighted ongoing military preparations in response to China's military activities.
Gen. Ronald Clark, commander of U.S. Army Pacific, stated that the diversion of U.S. defenses to the Iran war has allowed for modernization without increasing risks to forces in the Indo-Pacific. He emphasized the importance of readiness against the People's Liberation Army and discussed potential diplomatic exchanges with China to foster communication and reduce conflict likelihood.
Research from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York shows that tariffs imposed during President Trump's administration have led to increased prices for both imported and American-made goods. The study estimates that tariffs added approximately 2.9 percentage points to consumer prices, with significant political implications as midterm elections approach.
Research from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York shows that tariffs imposed during Trump's presidency have led to increased prices for both imported and American-made goods. The study estimates that tariffs have added approximately 2.9 percentage points to consumer prices, with significant implications for U.S. households as they face rising costs ahead of the midterm elections.
Sabrina German, a poll official in Chatham County, Georgia, discusses the pressures faced by election workers and her strategy of avoiding political discussions. She highlights the challenges of navigating political conversations in a polarized environment.
Mike Huckabee, the US Ambassador to Israel, commented on the attempted hijacking of a flydubai flight, suggesting that airlines will likely enhance screenings of crew members. He described the incident as a '9/11 situation' and raised concerns about the hiring practices of airlines. The situation was resolved when passengers intervened, and Huckabee praised the actions of an Israeli plumber who helped stabilize the aircraft.
President Donald Trump's recent visit to Youngstown, Ohio, underscores the city's significance in assessing whether Democrats can regain support from working-class voters. Historically a Democratic stronghold, Youngstown has seen a shift towards Republican candidates in recent elections. Both parties are focusing their resources on upcoming races in the region, with current polling indicating close contests for Senate and gubernatorial seats.
Maria Corina Machado and Diosdado Cabello have both called for elections in Venezuela, but concerns remain about the credibility of the electoral process. Past elections have been marred by manipulation and lack of transparency, raising questions about whether Chavismo can lose power and how a fair election can be ensured. Experts suggest significant time is needed to prepare for credible elections, and the opposition faces challenges in unifying and governing amidst existing institutional control.
The Supreme Court will examine the 1988 Video Privacy Protection Act to determine its applicability to modern digital tracking in a case scheduled for Wednesday. The ruling may impact how privacy laws are interpreted in relation to consumer subscriptions and digital products.
Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna has introduced the Free Child Care for America Act, proposing $80 billion annually to make childcare free for families with children under six. This initiative is part of a broader trend among Democratic candidates and organizations advocating for universal childcare as a key issue for the 2028 presidential election. Polls indicate significant public support for government action on childcare, although definitions of 'universal childcare' vary widely.
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