Stories from United States

NBC News Radio reported that an individual was sentenced to over a specified amount of money.

Meta eliminated 8,000 jobs on May 20, the same day it reported its best-ever quarterly revenue of $56 billion. CEO Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly betting $145 billion on future ventures.

Jack Campbell has signed a contract extension, becoming the first player from the 2023 draft class to receive a new deal. The details of the contract were not immediately available. The deal was made in Detroit. The new deal secures the goaltender for multiple seasons. The Detroit Lions have signed Pro Bowl linebacker Jack Campbell to a contract extension. Campbell was entering the final year of his rookie deal after not receiving a fifth-year option. The deal is described as a 'big money' extension, reflecting his importance to the team.

An emergency was declared on an air-to-ground message indicating a return due to a suspected heart attack. The incident occurred in the vicinity of Gaithersburg, Maryland.

The Wikimedia Foundation (WMF) has terminated the employment of six individuals, including five engineers and one manager. There are concerns that these firings may be an act of union-busting against the WMF employees' union, Wiki Workers United (WWU).

NASCAR driver Kyle Busch has been hospitalized due to illness. He will miss the Coca-Cola 600 race. His family confirmed his death.

Sources suggest Donald Trump could take a risk, with expectations for consumer impact and potential sacrifices for the country. A prediction market suggests Tulsi Gabbard may not run in 2026, with a 50% probability. EA on International Outlets stated that a Trump visit to China cannot fix his war on Iran, referencing an article from eaworldview.com. President Trump is facing scrutiny related to the White House complex, according to reports from Indianapolis and Memphis.

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has announced the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog nominations. An online form is available to facilitate earlier involvement in the information sharing process. This initiative allows the public to report actively exploited vulnerabilities, aiming to crowdsource threat intelligence. This initiative aims to broaden the intelligence sources for identifying and cataloging cyber threats.

Bloomberg reported on real estate activity, specifically mentioning Avalon Bay.

President Trump has postponed signing an executive order on AI, expressing concern that it could harm the AI industry. The order was initially expected to be signed soon. The postponement was noted on Hacker News. This comes as the EU delays its own AI regulations. The Trump administration's war-related actions were mentioned in relation to delays. The order was expected to outline new policies for AI development and regulation.