Judge Kills Trump’s Voter Database Plan—Says Administration ‘Trampled’ On Americans’ Privacy
The database includes Americans’ Social Security numbers and information about their citizenship.
Court Kills Trump DOJ’s Subpoenas Against Minnesota Officials—Ruling They’re Meant ‘To Harass’
The court cited the “overwhelming evidence that these subpoenas were not issued to investigate, but to harass, coerce, and retaliate.”
Clive Davis’s Biggest Acts: Springsteen, Houston, Manilow
Clive Davis, the legendary music executive who died Monday at age 94, launched the careers of some of music’s highest-selling artists, including Whitney Houston and billionaire Bruce Springsteen.
Kennedy Center Becoming A ‘Lifeless Husk’ Under Trump, Court Filing Alleges
The Kennedy Center is also accused of dodging a court order that blocked a planned two-year closure for renovations by not rescheduling previously cancelled programming.
What We Know About The Future Of Amazon’s Dropped Sam Altman Film Biopic
The Oscar-winning director of "Call My. by Your Name" and "Challengers" made the troubled film starring Andrew Garfield.
X Access Restored As Cloudflare Deploys Fix
Spikes in outages on X, Zoom, Reddit and other websites were reported Monday morning.
SpaceX Earns Lowest Corporate Responsibility Rating—Here’s What That Means
Elon Musk has claimed the ratings are “weaponized by phony social justice warriors.”
Trump Blasts NYT As ‘Treasonous’—For Iran War Criticism Shared By Many
69% of Americans in a new CBS poll said the war with Iran wasn’t worth it.
Getty Images Shares Soar More Than 120% After It Announces Deal With OpenAI
It is unclear if the deal will allow OpenAI to train its image generation models using Getty’s vast library of editorial and stock images.
See Mars Among The ‘Seven Sisters Stars’ For The Last Time Until 2034
North America’s celestial highlights for the week ahead, which also apply to mid-northern latitudes in the northern hemisphere. This week, Mars visits the Pleiades.