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Rocket Report: A Trademark Fight, An Exploding Chinese Rocket, And Relativity's Mars Dreams
French startup drops Zephyr name, debris rains down from Chinese rocket, and Blue Origin vows to fly again by year's end.
James Burrows Changed TV Comedy Forever. Who Will Fill His Shoes?
The legendary director behind Cheers, Friends, and Taxi directed over 1,000 episodes. Let's talk about what made him so special.
The Iran Deal Just Got Real: What's Actually Happening With That Ceasefire
Vice President Vance postpones Switzerland trip as US lifts Iran blockade in major ceasefire step.
The Uncomfortable Truth About Finding the Perfect Father's Day Gift
After years of watching my dad open ties he will never wear, I finally cracked the code.
The Trump-Meloni Spat Is Getting Ugly — And It's Not Just About a Photo
Italian PM pushes back after Trump claimed she begged for a picture, marking a new low in US-EU relations.
The ASML Question: What Happens When a Monopoly Meets Geopolitics?
Commerce Secretary Lutnick claims ASML's EUV machines may have reached China. The truth matters more than you think.
NASA's Bold Gamble to Save a Falling Space Telescope
In less than a year, NASA and a startup pulled off what many thought impossible: building a rescue mission for the aging Swift observatory.
U.S.-Iran Peace Talks Hit a Roadblock — And Markets Are Feeling the Jitter
Follow-up negotiations in Switzerland abruptly canceled, throwing the interim nuclear deal into fresh uncertainty.
Jimmy Kimmel Just Assigned Rosie O'Donnell to Torture Trump This Summer
Kimmel handed Trump a summer surprise: Rosie O’Donnell as guest host. The feud continues.
That Picture Everyone's Talking About? This Actor Had Some Doubts
An actor opened up to Alex Cooper about seeing a picture and having serious doubts about where it would lead.
Trump Claims 'Unlimited Power' as Iran Deal Draws Fire: What Actually Happened
The president insists the Iran agreement prevents economic disaster, but critics call it one of America's biggest failures.
Pete Hegseth Just Called NATO a 'Paper Tiger' — And Europe's Not Happy
Defense Secretary launches six-month review of US troops in Europe, demanding allies step up