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The Nasdaq fell more than 5% Thursday, erasing over $2 trillion in value, as investors priced in a Democratic Congress and statehouses elected partly on opposition to data centers. Tesla and SpaceX fell hardest, after Musk spent heavily on losing Republican campaigns.
A bug report on the Claude Code repo says the CLI put the user's account email in the User-Agent header of web requests made during searches, so arbitrary third-party sites could see it. The reporter wants it removed from the harness entirely, not made an opt-out.
Newsom moved to grant clemency to all 548 people on California's death row, which the Death Penalty Information Center calls the largest mass clemency in US history. The state Supreme Court must sign off on about 382 of them, because state law requires its approval for repeat felons.
Tyler Cowen argues that a midterm producing broadly moderate results, rejecting both Trump and the far left, along with improving teen mental-health numbers, cuts against the standard claim that social media radicalizes voters and harms kids. He says the anti-social-media polemics are at best radically incomplete.
