OpenAI Ditches NDAs, Promises to Pay Full Power Costs as US Voters Push Back on AI Data Centers

OpenAI is promising to stop using non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) with local government officials and pay the full cost of electricity and infrastructure required by its data centers, as the ChatGPT maker faces mounting public opposition to AI infrastructure expansion following a bruising 2026 U.S. midterm election. The new commitments also include greater community involvement, transparency…

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GOP Leadership Revolt: Republicans Threaten to Challenge Entire House Leadership After Election Defeat

House Republicans are facing a potential revolt against their senior leadership team after losing control of the House, with one lawmaker telling Axios that every member of GOP leadership will face a challenger in next week’s elections. The atmosphere at Johnson’s election-night gathering in Shreveport, Louisiana, grew increasingly somber on Nov. 3 as it became…

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Florida Learjet Crash: Did Aircraft Break Apart Midair? NTSB Finds Left Elevator Away From Impact Site

Investigators probing the deadly Florida Learjet crash have uncovered another important clue, with the aircraft’s left elevator found around 1.3 to 3.8 miles away from the crash site, indicating that the plane broke apart mid-air. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) in its second briefing on Tuesday also reported that critical aircraft components remain inside…

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Young Sherlock vs The Gentlemen: How Guy Ritchie’s New Series Compares to His Netflix Hit

With Young Sherlock, Guy Ritchie has brought his distinctive storytelling style back to television, with the series sharing several creative similarities with his Netflix crime drama The Gentlemen. Both productions feature fast-paced narratives, sharp dialogue, dark comedy, and eccentric characters caught in increasingly complicated situations. However, while The Gentlemen explores Britain’s criminal underworld through an…

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Halloween 2026: Why Jack-o’-Lanterns Were Originally Made From Turnips Before Pumpkins Took Over

Pumpkins have become one of Halloween’s most recognisable symbols, with carved faces illuminating doorsteps, windows and porches every October. However, the tradition of making jack-o’-lanterns predates the widespread use of pumpkins in Halloween celebrations. In Ireland and Scotland, people originally carved turnips and other root vegetables as part of customs linked to folklore, spirits and…

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