Lawmakers Are Aiming To Regulate AI-Builds-AI Before AI Gets Entirely Beyond Human Control
U.S. lawmakers are drafting legislation to curb AI‑builds‑AI, the practice of artificial intelligence creating more advanced AI systems. A proposed five‑year moratorium would require licensing, reporting and penalties for any autonomous AI development beyond routine tasks. The push follows Anthropic’s call for a global pause amid rising existential‑risk concerns. State‑level AI statutes are proliferating, but without a federal framework they risk legal clashes and a costly regulatory patchwork.
San Diego-Based Supercarrier May See Homeport Shift To Bremerton, Wash.
The U.S. Navy is weighing a home‑port change for the Nimitz‑class carrier USS Abraham Lincoln from San Diego to Naval Base Kitsap in Bremerton, Washington. Admiral Daryl Caudle indicated the move would complement the already‑based USS Ronald Reagan and the...
Christian Watson’s Long Road Back Ends With A $110.5 Million Deal
Green Bay Packers wide receiver Christian Watson signed a four‑year, $110.5 million contract, including a $31 million signing bonus, after returning from a torn ACL. The deal locks up Watson alongside fellow receivers Jayden Reed (three‑year, $50.25 million) and rookie Matthew Golden, securing...
Lights, Camera, Due Diligence: What International Investors Miss When Buying US Entertainment Assets
The U.S. entertainment market generated $11.5 bn in recorded‑music revenue and $62.2 bn in home‑entertainment spending in 2025, highlighting its scale and cash‑flow potential. International investors are drawn to recurring royalties and valuable IP, yet often underestimate the layered U.S. tax, state‑law,...
Nvidia Shows Off First Windows Laptops And Desktops Powered Entirely By Its Own Chip
Nvidia unveiled the RTX Spark chip, a consumer‑grade processor that combines the company’s AI‑focused GPU with a custom‑built CPU. The chip is designed to run local “personal AI agents” while handling high‑end gaming and productivity workloads such as Adobe Photoshop. Nvidia...
How The U.S. Army And NATO Are Sharing Drone Tactics For Mobile Combat
The U.S. Army and British paratroopers staged Project Flytrap 5.0 in Lithuania, near the Belarus border, expanding NATO’s counter‑drone training from static defense to mobile, squad‑level combat. Over 50 sensor, interceptor and unmanned‑ground‑vehicle innovations were evaluated, and the exercise fed real‑time feedback...
Madonna’s New No. 1 Marks An Important Return To The Top Spot
Madonna’s single “I Feel So Free” reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Dance/Mix Show Airplay chart, marking her first radio chart‑topping hit in 18 years. The track surged from No. 8 to the summit in just a month, aided by a Peggy Gou remix...
The World’s Most Valuable Soccer Teams 2026
Real Madrid posted a record $1.27 billion in revenue for 2024‑25, a 12% increase that lifted its enterprise value to $9.5 billion, keeping it the world’s most valuable soccer club for a fifth straight year. The club’s valuation outpaces the NFL’s Dallas...
How The NBA’s New Draft Lottery Changes The Incentives Around Tanking
The NBA will overhaul its draft lottery starting in 2027, replacing the current format with a "3‑2‑1" system that expands eligibility to 16 teams. The new scheme assigns three lottery balls to teams missing both the playoffs and the Play‑In,...
Netflix Cancels Adult Animated Series ‘Strip Law’ After One Season
Netflix announced it will not renew the adult animated series Strip Law for a second season, ending its run after a single 10‑episode launch in February. Created by Cullen Crawford, the show follows a dull Vegas lawyer who teams up...
Increased Funding Is Making At-Home Hospital Care A Reality
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services launched the Acute Hospital Care at Home (AHCAH) initiative in November 2020, and Congress has now extended the program through September 2030. Early research shows that hospital‑at‑home episodes reduce 30‑day Medicare spending and lower mortality...
Russia's Yolka Interceptor Faces Challenges Against Ukrainian Drones
Russia’s Yolka interceptor is a lightweight, kinetic‑kill drone designed to ram Ukrainian UAVs. It can travel up to 230 km/h, engage targets within 4 km, and operates up to 2 km altitude using electro‑optical and infrared tracking. While the system avoids explosive warheads,...
Trump Admin Will Provide Startups With Old Plutonium For Reactor Fuel
The U.S. Department of Energy is in late‑stage talks to supply weapons‑grade plutonium from dismantled Cold War warheads to up to five nuclear‑energy startups. The material would be converted into mixed‑oxide (MOX) fuel for advanced reactor concepts, aiming to reduce...
Alvarez Puts FC Barcelona On Alert With Message To Atletico Madrid
Julian Alvarez has reportedly turned down Atletico Madrid's offer to extend his contract, leaving the door open for a summer departure. Atletico tried to retain him with a $11.6 million (€10 million) annual salary, matching goalkeeper Jan Oblak, but Alvarez has not...
Rethinking Capital As More Than Just Money
The article argues that capital is more than cash; it’s a partnership that can accelerate growth if the right investor is chosen. The author, co‑founder of RFJ, recounts how a capital partner’s culture and behavior during tough times mattered more...