A B-52 goes down in the Mojave Desert, taking everyone on board
Testing Cold War tech in the middle of nowhere just had a brutal outcome.
Testing Cold War tech in the middle of nowhere just had a brutal outcome.
While we were worrying about everyday survival, museum workers in the Kharkiv region quietly packed up and smuggled out over a hundred thousand priceless artifacts. Think about the logistics of that.
Hungary just passed a constitutional amendment that limits the prime minister's tenure to eight years total. Yes, including past terms.
Since the Kremlin boss keeps dodging peace talks, Ukraine is trying a new psychological trick: hosting the meeting in America, where saying "no" means personally bruising Trump's ego.
Turns out the Ministry of Defense is finally making military contracts feel like a normal job subscription.
Just when everyone thought red lines were purely decorative, American jets decided to remind Tehran that messing with global shipping is still a very bad idea.
The big recovery party in Poland just wrapped up, and the Ukrainian delegation is flying home with some very heavy pockets.
In a move that’s pure chaos and absolute class, Oleksandr Usyk announced he is vacating all his championship belts. No, he's not retiring—he's just clearing the table so the kids can have a turn.
While official numbers are in the hundreds, the true scale of the crisis in Russia is likely much darker.
Well, the EU wants us to stay a bit longer, but only if we have the right paperwork—and gender. Brussels just dropped a proposal that is basically a giant wink to Kyiv.
It looks like we are actually doing the paperwork for the big move to Brussels.
The first negotiation cluster is open, and for once, the bureaucracy feels like it's actually moving.