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The 35-Day Standoff: Analyzing the Second-Longest US Government Shutdown in History

Government shutdown live updates as funding lapse becomes second-longest in history - CBS News

Review the 2018-2019 US government shutdown, the longest in history, its cause (border wall funding), and the political fallout between Trump and Congress. Full analysis.

OpenAI Prepares to Launch Atlas, an AI-Native Web Browser Built on Chromium

OpenAI has a new web browser ready for launch - Axios

OpenAI is set to launch Atlas, an AI-native web browser built on Chromium, challenging Chrome and Edge. Learn why this strategic move is crucial for AI data control and user experience.

Apple Seeks Default Judgment Against Leaker Jon Prosser in Ongoing Trade Secrets Lawsuit

Jon Prosser says he’s been in ‘active communication’ with Apple over lawsuit - The Verge

Apple is seeking a default judgment against tech leaker Jon Prosser, claiming he failed to respond to the trade secrets lawsuit. Prosser denies the claim. Get the latest legal details.

Senate Republicans Meet with President Amid Ongoing Government Shutdown

Government shutdown live updates as Trump hosts Senate Republicans for lunch at White House - CBS News

Senate Republicans met with the President during the government shutdown to solidify their position. Senator Marshall confirms the goal is party unity. Read the full analysis.

Kenny Loggins Condemns Trump’s Unauthorized Use of AI-Generated ‘Danger Zone’

Trump post mocking No Kings protests enters the "danger zone" - Axios

Kenny Loggins condemned Donald Trump’s use of an unauthorized, AI-generated ‘Danger Zone’ track to mock ‘No Kings’ protests. Analysis of the copyright implications.

DOJ Alleges James Comey Authorized FBI’s David Richman to Leak Info

New court filings reveal who the DOJ alleges Comey authorized to leak info - CBS News

New court filings reveal the DOJ alleges James Comey authorized former FBI official David Richman to leak sensitive information. Get the full details and implications.

White House East Wing Facade Demolished for Trump Ballroom Project

Demolition begins on the White House East Wing facade to construct President Trump’s $250 million ballroom, despite earlier pledges. Learn more about the project’s details.

Seahawks Edge Texans in Sloppy Affair, Lions Top Bucs

Seattle Seahawks defeat Houston Texans 20-17 despite 4 turnovers. Sam Darnold leads win. Detroit Lions dominate Tampa Bay Buccaneers 34-10. Read more.

Comet Lemmon’s 2025 Close Approach: Capital Region Viewing Guide

Comet Lemmon 2025 viewing guide for the Capital Region: Timing, tips and forecast - Times Union

Don’t miss Comet Lemmon’s closest approach on Feb 11, 2025! Get Capital Region viewing times, tips, and weather forecast for this rare celestial event.

Sanae Takaichi Poised to Become Japan’s First Female Prime Minister

Sanae Takaichi, a nationalist and security hawk, is set to become Japan’s first female Prime Minister. Discover her policies and the implications for Japan’s future.

White House Begins East Wing Demolition for Trump’s Ballroom

The White House starts demolishing part of the East Wing to build Trump's ballroom - NPR

The White House began demolishing part of the East Wing on Oct 20, 2025, to build a $250M ballroom proposed by Donald Trump. Learn more about the project.

Google Taps Pixel Superfans for Exclusive Phone Testing Program

Google will reportedly let 15 superfans test unreleased Pixel phones - The Verge

Google is reportedly inviting 15 Pixel Superfans to test unreleased phones in an exclusive ‘trusted tester’ program. Discover what this means for future Pixel devices.