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Iran Closes the Strait of Hormuz: The World's Most Critical Oil Chokepoint Goes Dark
Iran has blocked the Strait of Hormuz following US-Israeli strikes, stranding over 200 vessels and collapsing commercial traffic by 70%. We break down what happened, what it means, and why the world should be watching.
Read Our TakeXbox Co-Founder Seamus Blackley: Microsoft Is Quietly Ending the Brand
The man who built the original Xbox says the brand is being 'sunsetted' as Microsoft bets everything on AI. With Phil Spencer out and a CoreAI executive now running Xbox, is this the beginning of the end?
Read Our TakeAli Khamenei Dead Following US & Israeli Strike on Tehran
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was killed in a joint US-Israeli strike on the command compound in Tehran, marking one of the most consequential geopolitical events of the century. The operation has plunged the Middle East into deep uncertainty and raised immediate questions about what comes next for Iran's government and the region.
Read Our TakeOpenAI Partners With the Pentagon: Sam Altman Announces Classified AI Deployment
Sam Altman revealed on X that OpenAI has reached an agreement to deploy its AI models on the Pentagon's classified network — with 'red lines' on mass surveillance and autonomous weapons. The move comes as Anthropic gets blacklisted by the DoD for refusing unrestricted use.
Read Our TakeResident Evil 9: Requiem Launches to Critical Acclaim — A New Standard for Survival Horror
Capcom's latest mainline Resident Evil entry introduces FBI analyst Grace Ashcroft alongside Leon S. Kennedy in a dual-protagonist return to Raccoon City. With an 88 Metacritic score and already being called a GOTY contender, Requiem sets a new bar for the franchise.
Read Our TakeThe National Academies Are Convening on Neuroscience—Here's What That Means
The Forum on Neuroscience and Nervous System Disorders just held its Spring 2026 membership meeting. What's actually being discussed in these rooms matters.
The Executive Function Assessment Problem: Why We Still Can't Measure What Matters
A new Frontiers review exposes the fragmentation in how researchers measure executive function—and why that gap between lab and real life keeps widening.
Your Brain's Wiring Determines If You Trust Science or Ghosts
New cognitive science research reveals distinct thinking patterns separating scientific skeptics from paranormal believers—and it's hardwired into how our brains process information.
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