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American forces resumed strikes on Iranian targets on Tuesday after roughly a month of relative quiet, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Tehran that any attack would be 'one of their last decisions,' and satellite imagery revealed a troubling pattern of Israeli airstrikes timed to follow Turkish military visits to Syrian air bases — all before markets opened Thursday.
At home, dozens of Republican lawmakers were quietly planning to skip Trump's midterm convention, Mitch McConnell's Senate absence crossed 80 days, and a federal judge permanently dismissed the administration's sanctuary city lawsuit against Rochester, New York. Meanwhile, the FBI stood accused of using air marshals to surveil a sitting Democratic congressman mid-flight.
In the technology world, OpenAI's Sam Altman sounded alarms about 'unsustainable silliness' in GPU infrastructure spending, Google announced a landmark multi-year deal with YouTube creator MrBeast to embed its Gemini AI across content and wearables, and a former Google engineer was sentenced for stealing AI trade secrets. Hubble's discovery of a ten-sided atmospheric wave over Saturn's south pole and a study showing November's solar storm skewed U.S. GPS readings by 33 feet closed out a day that left almost no domain untouched.
