David Crowley and Tom Tiffany met on October 21, 2026, in Wisconsin's first and only reported gubernatorial debate. What the coverage confirms, what it leaves open, and how voters can verify claims.
Prices may be rising more slowly, but housing, college and health care remain costly. Here is how essential expenses affect purchasing power and household budgets.
Tesla–SpaceX merger reports have fueled volatility in TSLA, but valuation, governance, dilution, regulatory, and ticker questions remain unresolved.
Attackers reportedly tested PHP2Shell four days before public disclosure and patch availability, highlighting the risks created by vulnerability disclosure and patching delays.
American Airlines expects a deeper 2026 loss despite record revenue, as higher fuel costs, debt obligations, and other expenses pressure profit margins.
Meta reportedly offered Mark Zuckerberg new shares to encourage him to remain in California amid concerns about a proposed billionaire tax.
Covered, oversized iPhone installations reportedly appeared at Apple Fifth Avenue ahead of a Friday launch, but their product identity and purpose remain unconfirmed.
YouTube reportedly denied testing a hidden Dislike button after users saw the control relocated or made less prominent. The evidence points to varied interfaces, not confirmed removal.
Tesla reportedly added iPad support to its existing mobile app in version 4.62, bringing a larger two-column interface without confirmed new vehicle controls.
The iPhone Duo hinge reportedly completed 32,000 folding cycles and produced an unexpected result, but the available evidence does not reveal whether it was positive or concerning.