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Two Critical PHP Flaws Can Let Strangers Run Code on Web Servers. Wikipedia and the BBC Took Pages Offline.

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Two Critical PHP Flaws Can Let Strangers Run Code on Web Servers. Wikipedia and the BBC Took Pages Offline.

Gunmen Kill at Least Seven Mourners at a Church Funeral in Jordan

A New Mexico Judge Ordered Meta to Pay $25 Billion for Deceiving Facebook Users

Two Critical PHP Flaws Can Let Strangers Run Code on Web Servers. Wikipedia and the BBC Took Pages Offline.

A Documentary Says Lindsey Graham Paid Three Men for Sex, Backed by Travel Records

Ternus Era: Apple Shifts Back to Hardware and Creativity

France Now Counts 1,800 Arrests and 1,500 Damaged Businesses, Not the 400 First Reported

Attack on Dammam Airport Kills Two in Saudi Arabia’s Oil East, Not in Riyadh

A Chemical Tank Exploded in Toledo. More Than 900 People Were Told to Leave.

A Truck Drove Through a Youth Soccer Game in Wichita and Killed a Child and an Adult

Four People Were Killed at a Bend, Oregon, Elementary School, and the Shooter Is Dead

Jon Stewart, Re-Signed One Year at a Time Since 2024, Now Has Two Years at The Daily Show

A Judge Will Let Halle Berry’s 13-Year-Old Son Testify at Friday’s Restraining Order Hearing

Duane ‘Keffe D’ Davis Gets 40 Years to Life for Tupac Shakur’s Murder, and He Would Be 101 Before He Could Be Paroled

Shane Gillis Dropped an F-Bomb Live on SNL, and NBC Aired It Unbleeped Before 10 PM on the West Coast

Hugh Hefner’s Widow Asks Jessica Biel to Drop a Playboy Mansion Movie. Its Director Grew Up There.

Taylor Swift Added Four Songs to a Year-Old Album at Midnight

OpenAI Nears $30 Billion at a $1.25 Trillion Valuation, With UAE Investors Leading

Ternus Era: Apple Shifts Back to Hardware and Creativity

Oracle’s Cost to Insure Its Debt Hit a Record, and Banks Are Still Trying to Sell $38 Billion of Its Data Center Loans

How Did a Former CVS Employee’s 2019 Lawsuit Become a $315 Million Opioid Settlement?

GTA 6’s ‘$1 Billion Sick Day’, a Figure Back in US Headlines This Week, Works Out to About $400 Million on Its Own Numbers

OpenAI Nears $30 Billion at a $1.25 Trillion Valuation, With UAE Investors Leading

Oracle’s Cost to Insure Its Debt Hit a Record, and Banks Are Still Trying to Sell $38 Billion of Its Data Center Loans

AI Customer Service Market Reaches $15.12 Billion

Seven Days of Prompts on His Wife’s ChatGPT Account Are Evidence Against the OpenAI Engineer Accused of Bugging Executives

473 Million XRP Set to Enter the Nasdaq Ecosystem: Evernorth Vote Passes; XRP Holders Can Earn Up to $3,000 Daily

Trump Promises Fraud Tipsters 1% With ‘No Limit’, Not the $30,000 Cap His Own Justice Department Published the Same Day

Elon Musk, Whom the WSJ Says Throttled Ukraine’s Military Satellites, Vows to “Come For” the Democrats Planning to Probe Him

Helmet and Headset as One System: How Head Protection Changed for Modern Soldiers

After Witkoff Called Putin a Humanitarian, Hillary Clinton Said She Believes Putin Holds Photos and Videos of Trump on Her New Podcast ‘High Stakes’

Virginia Senate Leader Louise Lucas Indicted in a 45-Page Marijuana Trafficking and Money Laundering Case

After Joe Buck’s $108 Million Extension, Troy Aikman Says He Will Be a Free Agent

Schumer and Jeffries Sue Trump Over Threats to Jail Election Officials

Supreme Court Refuses Trump’s Request to End Gender-Affirming Care in Federal Prisons

Ramaswamy Confirms His Campaign Made the Ad of Amy Acton’s Mother Calling Her a Liar. It Is Spending $4 Million to Run It.

Russia Freed a 74-Year-Old American Teacher as Witkoff Met Putin, and Nobody Has Said What Moscow Got

After Denials From Trump, Rubio and Hegseth, the WSJ Says Musk Ordered the Starlink Speed Cap on Ukraine

Christiane Amanpour Is Leaving CNN After 43 Years. In May She Warned That What Ellison Did to CBS Could Happen Next.

28 Noncitizens Charged With Voting in California After DHS Said 190,000 Were on the Rolls