Stories from United States

Tulsi Gabbard has resigned from her position at the Director of National Intelligence (DNI). Donald Trump has named Aaron Lukas as the acting Director of National Intelligence chief. Some speculate her stance on the war on Iran may have been a contributing factor to her resignation. The Associated Press reported on the resignation. A German news report confirms that US intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard has announced her resignation. The article specifies her resignation was from the 'head of US intelligence'. The resignation comes amid ongoing trilateral negotiations between the U.S., Ukraine, and Russia, which the U.S. The White House reportedly forced her resignation after she was sidelined from operations concerning Iran and Venezuela. She stated that she did not support the war and believes this is why she was pushed out. Gabbard discussed lobbying and influence in Washington D.C.

Trump Media & Entertainment Enterprises has reportedly lost faith in cryptocurrency, moving $205 million.

A new batch of documents released by the US government on May 22, 2026, includes color, non-thermal video footage of a spherical black UFO.

Billionaire trader Paul Tudor Jones has expressed a positive outlook on Bitcoin, identifying it as the best hedge against inflation. His views come as Bitcoin shares see a spike following activation of 11,000 BTC miners by a Trump-backed firm.

Marcus Washington and Herbert Sims are seeking to clear their names after being convicted in a 1975 Queens murder case. Their trial reportedly included witnesses who claimed they were coerced to testify.

The US Export-Import Bank has launched the ExportAI initiative to bolster North American leadership in artificial intelligence.

The IRS prevented $7 billion in fraudulent tax refunds during calendar years 2024 and 2025. An audit report suggests that earlier access to key information returns could enable the agency to prevent even more fraud.

A user expressed confusion regarding Microsoft's strategy of releasing exclusive titles on both PC and PlayStation 5. The user questioned the business logic behind this approach, suggesting it might be detrimental to the company.

Pete Hegseth explained his approval of the Army cutting medical training courses. He stated it is cheaper to let soldiers die than to treat them, a justification.

Silver Moon LP, doing business as Loard's Ice Cream, has issued a Class II recall for its Champagne Sherbert. The product was found to contain undeclared milk and Red #40. The recall is ongoing.