Jury tosses Elon Musk’s lawsuit accusing OpenAI of violating nonprofit promise
The nine-person jury found that Musk waited too long to file his lawsuit and missed the deadline for the statute of limitations.
On this date: Mount St. Helens erupts
Read more in today’s edition of The Tea, Spilled by Morning Joe.
A third of Americans believe the U.S. will be in a recession next year
A new CBS News-YouGov survey also found 40% of people describe the U.S. economy as “unfair.”
Trump’s repeated dismissal of the MAGA base is catching up to him
In today’s edition of The Tea, Spilled by Morning Joe: Joe’s view of Trump’s retreat, a new CBS-YouGov poll, and more.
Judge allows key evidence in Luigi Mangione’s New York murder trial
Prosecutors will be allowed to use as evidence a weapon and a notebook collected from the backpack of the man accused of killing a healthcare executive in Manhattan in 2024.
‘Really puzzling’: House panel to press Epstein prison guard about his death
Tova Noel said she believes she was the last person to see Epstein alive at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, where he was found dead in August 2019.
Colorado’s secretary of state blasts Gov. Jared Polis for granting Trump ally clemency
“Tina Peters was no political prisoner. She compromised her voting equipment trying to prove Trump’s ‘big lie,’” Jena Griswold said on MS NOW.
Monday’s Campaign Round-Up, 5.18.26: Kentucky’s Massie prepares to face primary voters
Today’s installment of campaign-related news items from across the country.
U.S. hantavirus response led in part by conspiratorial penile implant specialist
There are simply too many Trump administration officials in key positions despite their lack of qualifications. Take Dr. Brian Christine, for example.
‘Amateur hour’: Even some Republicans are starting to turn against Pete Hegseth
A month after reporting emerged on GOP senators “losing confidence” in the Pentagon chief, these partisans are starting to go public with their concerns.
