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Breaking Stories (US)

• The No. 1 Unexpected Symptom Of Alzheimer's

  This mood-related issue is a common sign of the disease. Doctors share all you need to know about it.

  HuffPost
• Josh Kushner’s Thrive Capital Raises $10 Billion in New Funding

  The backer of OpenAI, Stripe, SpaceX and Skims says it’s taking “ride-or-die” approach to investing.

  Bloomberg.com
• From 14 Wins to NBA Title Contender: How the Pistons Found Their Identity

  Cade Cunningham’s rise and a defense-first culture fueled one of the fastest turnarounds in recent NBA history.

  Sports Illustrated
• Who needs a laptop when you have a folding phone?

  Outfitting a Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 with a travel keyboard transforms the folding phone to a portable workstation, so long as you don’t mind a few quirks.

  The Verge
• Diet and routine stool tests could help predict IBD flares, large study suggests

  A new study suggests that combining routine stool tests and tracking habitual dietary patterns could help to predict IBD flares.

  AOL.com
• Spain to Investigate Social Media Giants, Escalating Trans-Atlantic Tech Dispute

  The government wants prosecutors to investigate X, Meta and TikTok, adding to a growing clash between the U.S. and Europe over regulating social media.

  The New York Times
• EU launches second investigation into Grok's nonconsensual image generation

  Grok has been accused of creating sexual images of children.

  Engadget
• The record-breaking cocaine boom - and its deadly fallout

  Cocaine has made a roaring comeback, and it's having some big negative effects in the U.S. and around the world.

  NPR
• Modi Seeks Reset at India AI Summit With OpenAI, Google Leaders

  Six months ago, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was fending off verbal attacks from US President Donald Trump, trying to regain the upper hand over Pakistan after an armed conflict, and facing questions about his economy’s prospects.

  Bloomberg.com
• Owner of North Texas warehouse says it won't sell or lease to feds for ICE facility. What comes next?

  The owner of a Hutchins, Texas warehouse says it won't sell the building to DHS for it to become an ICE detention facility.

  WFAA