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Teen nicknamed ‘Big Balls’ leaves Trump’s cost-cutting team after exposing wasteful spending

June 25, 2025

A White House official confirmed to Fox News that a teenaged employee with the nickname “Big Balls” has resigned from his post at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), adding to the recent shakeup within the department. The now-former DOGE employee – whose real name is Edward Coristine – told Fox News Anchor Jesse Watters last month that his nickname originally came from his LinkedIn social media account....

Heatwave poses risks to US power grid

June 25, 2025

As heat related power outages surge, things are expected to worsen, with AI-focused data centres sucking up power. The heatwave currently blanketing two-thirds of the United States with record-setting temperatures is straining the nation’s power system. On Monday, Con Edison, New York City’s power provider, urged residents to conserve electricity. It reduced power voltage to the borough of Brooklyn by 8 percent as it made repairs; it did...

Boeing failed to provide training to prevent MAX 9 midair emergency: NTSB

June 25, 2025

The US agency harshly criticised Boeing’s safety culture as well as ineffective oversight by the FAA. Boeing failed to provide adequate training, guidance and oversight to prevent a midair cabin panel blowout of a new 737 MAX 9 flight in January 2024, which spun the planemaker into a major crisis, the United States National Transportation Safety Board has said. The board on Tuesday harshly criticised Boeing’s safety culture and...

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