Can ai copilots deliver product-market fit and margins?
A concise, skeptical read on ai copilots: what the growth data hide and what founders should measure
Alessandro Bianchi
Reported Iranian strike produces explosion close to us navy base in Bahrain
A large explosion near the US Navy’s base in Bahrain was captured on video after a reported Iranian strike, prompting questions about possible escalation and what comes next
When generative AI fails product-market fit: a sober look
I’ve seen too many startups chase buzz; the real question is whether generative AI improves metrics like churn rate, LTV, and CAC
Why the United States objects to Nouri al-Maliki as Iraq’s next prime minister
A deep look at the political standoff in Iraq: how the selection of Nouri al-Maliki as a candidate collided with strong US opposition and reshaped coalition bargaining
How Americans become celebrities and monetize fame
A practical guide to how American celebrities turn attention into sustainable businesses and the lessons founders can copy
How the Green Party’s win in Gorton and Denton rattled Labour and the right
The Green Party’s success in Gorton and Denton sent shockwaves through UK politics, showing how an eco-populist message can appeal across traditional divides and challenge both Labour and hard-right rivals
Ex-U.S. Air Force instructor charged for allegedly training PLAAF pilots without authorization
A retired U.S. Air Force pilot, known as “Runner,” has been charged with unlawfully providing military training to the People’s Liberation Army Air Force, raising concerns about export controls and national security
Inside The Gray House: a Civil War drama centering Van Lew women and secret espionage
A sprawling Prime Video drama dramatizes the Van Lews, their allies and the moral costs of espionage in the Civil War era
Washington to maintain China tariffs as leaders prepare to meet
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer says tariffs on China will remain at current levels as talks between President Trump and Xi approach
How Horizon Europe’s rules reshaped collaboration with China in strategic science
Europe has adjusted Horizon Europe rules to restrict direct funding for some Chinese organisations in areas such as artificial intelligence and semiconductor research, prompting new governance, security checks, and debate over scientific openness
How Survivor season 1 altered TV and changed contestants’ lives
A retrospective on Survivor season 1: how the inaugural finalists and host Jeff Probst respond to fifty seasons of influence
FedEx seeks refunds after Supreme Court strikes down emergency tariff authority
FedEx has initiated legal action to recover fees it paid under the now-invalidated emergency tariffs, joining retailers and manufacturers in pressing for a clear refund path
Epstein connections and royal scrutiny: what the emails reveal
Leaked communications show Barbro Ehnbom facilitating introductions to Jeffrey Epstein and highlight mentions of European royals, renewing public attention on the wider network
Blue Jays designate Schneider and Kirk to pilot automated ball-strike appeals
Davis Schneider and Alejandro Kirk will be the primary Blue Jays to use the new automated ball-strike challenge system while the rest of the roster earns the green light
Senior Sinaloa Cartel figure charged in massive fentanyl trafficking case
An alleged high-ranking member of the Sinaloa Cartel has been charged in a federal case accusing him of directing extensive fentanyl trafficking operations and money laundering across state lines
Tensions over 2030 planning and the legacy of Milano Cortina 2026
As Milano Cortina 2026 ends in Verona with fanfare and 30 medals for Italy, Paris faces criticism and strategy clashes that have stalled tangible progress toward the French Alps 2030 Winter Olympics bid