South Korean president orders probe into wave of data breaches at banks, public agencies

South Korean president orders probe into wave of data breaches at banks, public agencies

Regulators believe the attacks may have broadly scanned multiple financial companies for vulnerabilities Published Sun, Oct 4, 2026 · 03:54 PM [SEOUL] South Korean President Lee Jae-myung ordered a thorough investigation and response measures over recent personal data leak incidents at banks, finance companies and public agencies, Seoul’s presidential office said on Sunday (Oct 4).…

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Weekend Update Tackles Cornell Controversy & Return Of ‘Glee’

Weekend Update Tackles Cornell Controversy & Return Of ‘Glee’

After cracks about Pete Hegseth, Kristi Noem and President Trump’s vendetta against CNN, Michael Che touched on the ongoing controversy at Cornell University and Ryan Murphy’s decision to bring back Glee. Che first served up a serious note by referencing the sexual assault case at Cornell University and how “obviously we don’t want to make…

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SNL Cold Open Mocks Trump & MAGA’s Midterms Campaign

SNL Cold Open Mocks Trump & MAGA’s Midterms Campaign

Just a month away from the volatile midterms and a president way down in the polls, there was once again a plethora of political material ripe for this week’s SNL cold open, and the NBC late-nighter went full MAGA, with some Mitch McConnell on the side. Played by Mickey Day, the wheelchair bound 84-year-old Kentucky…

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Who is Greg lui? CEO accused of smuggling $300M in AI servers

Who is Greg lui? CEO accused of smuggling 0M in AI servers

A California technology entrepreneur accused of helping move more than $300 million worth of export-controlled computer servers to China is at the center of one of the largest recent U.S. cases involving advanced artificial intelligence hardware and export restrictions. Federal authorities arrested Greg Lui, 38, on Thursday, alleging he orchestrated a scheme to send high-end…

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Frank Strada resigns after failed Pike execution. Here’s what to know

Frank Strada resigns after failed Pike execution. Here’s what to know

Frank Strada, the head of Tennessee’s prison system, resigned Saturday following the failed execution of Christa Pike, focusing new scrutiny on his leadership in Tennessee and his previous role during three problem-plagued executions in Arizona. Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced that Strada, commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Correction, would leave office this month. The…

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