After months of rumors, stylist hints and speculation, Tom Holland confirmed in one sentence that he and Zendaya are married. ‘They were all there.’ It is the most private public confirmation in recent celebrity memory.
Twenty raised $100 million at a $1 billion valuation to build AI-enabled offensive cyber weapons for the US military. Offensive cyber was the third rail of venture for a decade. Accel just grabbed it with both hands.
Noam Shazeer co-authored ‘Attention Is All You Need,’ the 2017 paper whose Transformer architecture underpins every major AI model on earth. Google paid $2.7 billion to bring him back last year. He just joined OpenAI instead.
The S&P 500 fell 1.4%, the Nasdaq 100 dropped 3.3%, Nvidia lost nearly 4%, and SpaceX pulled back sharply from its IPO highs. Investors are not doubting AI exists. They are doubting whether the spending generates returns fast enough.
CEO confidence fell to 47 in Q2 2026. Nearly a third of executives plan to cut headcount. GDP growth is at 1.6 percent. The Fed is holding rates. And the businesses that set hiring and firing decisions are telling you the economy feels worse than the numbers suggest.
A closed-door lunch at the Capitol on June 24 turned into a shouting match between Trump and Republican senators furious about his Iran policy and his refusal to sign the housing bill. When a president fights his own caucus this openly, something has changed.