Chris Van Hollen Backs Filibuster Abolition, Rules Out 2028 Bid
Sen. Chris Van Hollen is calling for the Senate filibuster to be abolished while ruling out a 2028 presidential campaign and pursuing a Senate leadership role.
Sen. Chris Van Hollen is calling for the Senate filibuster to be abolished while ruling out a 2028 presidential campaign and pursuing a Senate leadership role.
The FAA lifted a nationwide ground stop, but delays and cancellations continued. Travelers should verify flight status with their airline before leaving for the airport.
Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins won Alaska's governor's race with more than 50% of first-choice votes, per supplied reports. What is confirmed, what is not, and what comes next.
A fatal building collapse in Ormonde has renewed questions about developer accountability, regulatory scrutiny, inspections, and Johannesburg’s proposed blacklist.
Influenza activity has started unusually early in the United States, with the South and West reporting the most notable activity so far.
A nationwide U.S. ground stop followed an air-traffic communications outage. The FAA has not provided a resolution timeline, and cancellations continue to increase.
Reports allege leadership tensions and personal controversies involving Jensen Huang, but the supplied sources do not confirm a departure, investigation, or official Washington action.
A Microsoft outage shows how dependence on one technology provider can disrupt email, authentication, cloud applications, records, and essential operations.
SpaceX launched Starship Flight 15, but the booster catch was aborted. Orbital insertion, the planned 22-hour flight, reentry, and recovery remain unconfirmed.
Apple HomeView appears to use the iPhone for setup, identity, permissions, notifications, and remote control. That integration offers convenience and privacy benefits but may limit independence and shared access.