Deep Strike on Russian Rocket Works Shows Ukraine’s Missile Program Has Come of Age
Ukraine’s Flamingo cruise missiles hit a major Russian rocket factory in a deep strike exposing gaps in Moscow’s air defenses and redrawing the industrial front.
Articles by Neeraj Kumar Vashisht
Overtime Edge, Playoff Breathing Room: Fever Outlast Dream in Atlanta
Fever beat Dream 95-91 in OT, taking a key playoff tiebreaker with five regular-season games left. Why this win matters in the WNBA’s crowded middle.
Trump’s Korean Drill Cuts Tie Alliance Maneuvers to a New Strategic Logic
President Trump announces reduced US-South Korea military drills, citing his relationship with Kim Jong Un. Here’s what changes, what doesn’t, and what it means for deterrence.
Kushner’s Israel Landing After Hamas Talks Signals a Gaza Diplomatic Shift
Jared Kushner arrives in Israel after rare Hamas talks on Gaza. What the visit means for Netanyahu, a peace plan, and the region.
Walmart and Target Earnings Will Expose the Fraying Budgets of U.S. Shoppers
Walmart and Target’s Q2 earnings will reveal how inflation-strained shoppers are trading down, borrowing, and cutting back. Here’s what actually matters.
Rivian’s Hands-Free Guardrails Put Tesla’s FSD Strategy in a New Light
A CNBC road test of Rivian Autonomy+ versus Tesla FSD shows two hands-free philosophies — and why Rivian’s extra safety guardrails could reshape the market.
How Wildfire Smoke Overtook Regulated Pollution as the Leading Prenatal Threat
New research shows wildfire smoke now exceeds all human sources of air pollution in prenatal exposure, erasing years of gains. How it happened and what it means.
Misiorowski’s Slider Escape Proves He’s More Than a Flamethrower
Brewers’ Jacob Misiorowski used his slider to escape a bases-loaded jam and stymie Shohei Ohtani. Inside the pitch-mix evolution reshaping his 2026 season.
Five Wounded in Shooting Near Virginia State Dorms as Police Hunt Multiple Suspects
Five shot outside Virginia State University residence halls; police search for multiple suspects. Campus safety, regional gun violence context, and student impact.
Morocco Intercepts Dozens Near Ceuta as Social Media Revives Mass-Crossing Fears
Morocco detained dozens of migrants near Ceuta on Saturday after social media circulated calls for a second mass crossing, reviving a familiar border crisis.