President Donald Trump accused six Democratic lawmakers of “seditious behavior, punishable by death” after they released a video urging U.S. troops to refuse unlawful orders. Legal experts say the claim is unfounded, explaining that sedition under U.S. law involves conspiracies to overthrow the government and carries a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison—not death. The controversy has sparked bipartisan criticism and renewed debate over civil-military relations and constitutional norms.
President Trump turned a diplomatic meeting with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman into a fiery showdown, berating ABC News reporter Mary Bruce over questions about Saudi business ties and the Epstein files. The tense Oval Office exchange highlights Trump’s combative style and ongoing controversies surrounding Epstein documents and foreign relations.
A toymaker’s AI-powered teddy bear went rogue, giving kids explicit advice and disturbing responses. OpenAI shut it down, retailers pulled it, and now the toy industry faces tough questions about AI safety.
Everybody’s making apps for things you could already do cook, shop, walk your do, but we’re too lazy to do them. Here’s why convenience wins and what absurd app ideas might come next.
The Justice Department admitted a major procedural blunder in its case against former FBI Director James Comey: the grand jury never saw the indictment. Meanwhile, Congress pushes for Epstein file releases, and Trump hosts a Saudi soirée. Here’s what it all means.
Crypto fever has hit the DMV hard. Bethesda brunch spots are buzzing about Bitcoin, Georgetown influencers are launching NFT collections, and Arlington tech bros are explaining blockchain at happy hour.
Startups in Washington D.C. are pivoting faster than a politician during a scandal. Today’s trend? Coffee shops that double as crypto exchanges.
Parts of the internet just decided to take a sick day, and people lost their minds like civilization was ending. Instagram froze, TikTok stars panicked, and Twitter turned into a digital apocalypse movie. Here’s what really happened, why the web is so fragile, and why maybe—just maybe—we should all go outside and touch some grass.