A postal inspector intercepted a letter containing suspicious powder addressed to Utah’s attorney general’s office. The substance, sender, motive, and any connection to other mailings remain unknown.
Reports say Elon Musk pledged one SpaceX share to every U.S. child. The proposal remains unconfirmed, with major questions about eligibility, taxes, custody, and valuation.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq gained as technology and semiconductor stocks advanced, while the Dow fell amid higher yields, oil-price pressure, and Fed uncertainty.
U.S. prosecutors reportedly linked a former OpenAI employee to an alleged surveillance-device case and alleged connections to Saudi royals. The claims remain unproven.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz is urging greater AI investment as Germany prepares to announce a planned agreement with Nvidia. The deal’s impact will depend on its details.
Apple has reportedly moved some iPhone Duo pre-order estimates from December to launch day, but the change appears limited by model, region, configuration, and order time.
Apple has announced an Oct. 28 “Pro and tell” event. Reports link it to a possible touchscreen MacBook Pro, but key details remain unconfirmed.
Google TV is showing some users a fullscreen feature gallery at startup. The roundup promotes existing and newer tools, but it does not confirm a major update.
The rumored iPhone Duo may have a larger battery than the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Pixel 11 Pro Fold, but capacity alone will not guarantee longer battery life.
FaceAge and related AI tools may detect health signals in facial images, but current evidence does not show that a selfie can reliably predict an individual’s cancer survival.