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Netflix briefly crashes for thousands as "Stranger Things" Season 5 launches, with NSEZ-403 errors disrupting viewers before service quickly restores.

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FBI Director Kash Patel confirms two National Guard members remain in critical condition following a targeted DC ambush, correcting West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey's erroneous fatality report.

High-precision astrometry and new spacecraft imagery show 3I/ATLAS made a measurable course adjustment that brought it to Jupiter's Hill sphere, provoking a rift between NASA's cometary interpretation and vocal theorists urging technosignature searches. Primary data and expert transcripts compiled.

Al Pacino is reportedly unsettled by Noor Alfallah's recent outings with Bill Maher, according to Globe magazine, though none of the claims have been verified by the actor or reputable news outlets.

As Americans grapple with soaring living costs, Trump undertook a six-day retreat to his Mar-a-Lago estate, drawing fierce criticism from watchdogs and citizens over taxpayer-funded luxury at a moment of economic hardship.

Artificial intelligence leads the race for TIME's 2025 Person of the Year with a 36% chance, ahead of NVIDIA's Jensen Huang, Pope Leo XIV, and Donald Trump.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has issued a strict mandate to all employees: 'Use AI for every task.' Despite industry-wide job anxiety, Huang insists this wholesale adoption is tied to growth, not downsizing.

A former X employee reveals that Elon Musk maintains a punishing schedule, working 17-hour days across Tesla, X, and other ventures.

Raúl Rocha Cantú, one of the major financial stakeholders in the Miss Universe Organization, has been formally charged by federal authorities in Mexico on accusations that include drug trafficking, illicit fuel distribution, weapons smuggling, and participation in organized criminal activity.