ExploreManifestoBlogDownload KorvaKorva is a scroll of the internet’s best stuff, without the slop.White House's Ukraine order, Oregon shooting and California's ballot battleReuters World NewsAdd8 Cards · Added to Korva by @newsElena Cassis on Reuters World NewsSouth Korea’s Kospi had its worst week since 2008, although markets remained nowhere near their levels before the AI sell-off. The index is heavily reliant on chip makers Samsung and SK Hynix.@news added✨Go deeperKim Vinnell on Reuters World NewsA 16-year-old gunman killed three children and a teacher at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, on Thursday, police say. An armed community member shot the gunman dead inside the school, while another child and a teacher remained in critical condition.@news added✨Go deeperKim Vinnell on Reuters World NewsUkraine struck Russia’s Ryazan oil refinery, a Rosneft facility accounting for nearly 5% of Russia’s refining capacity, after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Kyiv was ending support for an energy ceasefire. Officials also said the White House ordered limits on Starlink, which Ukraine uses for battlefield communications.@news added✨Go deeperKim Vinnell on Reuters World NewsThe Trump administration asked a federal judge to block California from counting mail ballots cast by more than 20,000 voters it says could be non-citizens, based on voter-roll and Homeland Security data. California says the move creates confusion, while officials cite privacy concerns and a federal bar on mass purges within 90 days of an election.@news added✨Go deeperKim Vinnell on Reuters World NewsAI stocks and Asian markets partly recovered after concerns about CoreWeave’s debt helped trigger a sell-off. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang defended the loss-making data-center company, whose shares fell 15% on Wednesday, but how CoreWeave will finance its $50 billion debt remains unresolved.@news added✨Go deeperKim Vinnell on Reuters World NewsNevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar says the Justice Department issued seven subpoenas for voter data between June and September while the Trump administration investigates alleged fraud. President Donald Trump claims non-citizens are registering in large numbers, while Aguilar says Nevada has no evidence of massive fraud and the scrutiny is undermining trust and his reelection bid.@news added✨Go deeperKim Vinnell on Reuters World NewsPolice in Tirana, Albania, used water cannon, tear gas, and sound grenades to disperse student protesters who smashed windows and erected barricades. Demonstrators demanded Prime Minister Edi Rama’s resignation over alleged corruption, education neglect, rising living costs, and a resort development tied to Jared Kushner, while Rama rejected the calls.@news added✨Go deeperKim Vinnell on Reuters World NewsTesla demonstrated its long-delayed Roadster driving up a loop, going upside down with a suction system, turning in the air, and landing with built-in thrusters. Tesla says production is slated for 2028.@news added✨Go deeper
Elena Cassis on Reuters World NewsSouth Korea’s Kospi had its worst week since 2008, although markets remained nowhere near their levels before the AI sell-off. The index is heavily reliant on chip makers Samsung and SK Hynix.@news added✨Go deeper
Kim Vinnell on Reuters World NewsA 16-year-old gunman killed three children and a teacher at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, on Thursday, police say. An armed community member shot the gunman dead inside the school, while another child and a teacher remained in critical condition.@news added✨Go deeper
Kim Vinnell on Reuters World NewsUkraine struck Russia’s Ryazan oil refinery, a Rosneft facility accounting for nearly 5% of Russia’s refining capacity, after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Kyiv was ending support for an energy ceasefire. Officials also said the White House ordered limits on Starlink, which Ukraine uses for battlefield communications.@news added✨Go deeper
Kim Vinnell on Reuters World NewsThe Trump administration asked a federal judge to block California from counting mail ballots cast by more than 20,000 voters it says could be non-citizens, based on voter-roll and Homeland Security data. California says the move creates confusion, while officials cite privacy concerns and a federal bar on mass purges within 90 days of an election.@news added✨Go deeper
Kim Vinnell on Reuters World NewsAI stocks and Asian markets partly recovered after concerns about CoreWeave’s debt helped trigger a sell-off. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang defended the loss-making data-center company, whose shares fell 15% on Wednesday, but how CoreWeave will finance its $50 billion debt remains unresolved.@news added✨Go deeper
Kim Vinnell on Reuters World NewsNevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar says the Justice Department issued seven subpoenas for voter data between June and September while the Trump administration investigates alleged fraud. President Donald Trump claims non-citizens are registering in large numbers, while Aguilar says Nevada has no evidence of massive fraud and the scrutiny is undermining trust and his reelection bid.@news added✨Go deeper
Kim Vinnell on Reuters World NewsPolice in Tirana, Albania, used water cannon, tear gas, and sound grenades to disperse student protesters who smashed windows and erected barricades. Demonstrators demanded Prime Minister Edi Rama’s resignation over alleged corruption, education neglect, rising living costs, and a resort development tied to Jared Kushner, while Rama rejected the calls.@news added✨Go deeper
Kim Vinnell on Reuters World NewsTesla demonstrated its long-delayed Roadster driving up a loop, going upside down with a suction system, turning in the air, and landing with built-in thrusters. Tesla says production is slated for 2028.@news added✨Go deeper
