There are plenty of Google workers with ethical concerns over the company’s Pentagon work, but it seems the tech giant doesn’t care. Not only is Google refusing to back away from national security work with governments, but it’s also making more of an effort to secure those contracts.

According to Business Insider, the issue came up during a January Google DeepMind town hall, where VP of Global Affairs Tom Lue said the company was ”leaning more” into national security work.

Chuck Norris was the definition of an action star. The man had a heyday in the ’80s when action movies were booming before eventually leading a long-running TV show in the form of ”Walker Texas Ranger.” Norris died recently at the age of 86. While he didn’t act too much in the 2010s and 2020s, he did appear in one of the biggest action franchises in recent memory, lending his name to ”The Expendables 2” alongside the likes of Sylvester Stallone and Jason Statham. But Norris did have one big condition to join the franchise.

Two agents fired from the FBI last year said in a federal lawsuit Thursday that they were terminated ”solely” because of their participation in an investigation into President Donald Trump’s effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

The two agents, identified as John Doe 1 and John Doe 2 in the lawsuit, are part of a broader group of employees fired over the past year for their role in the election investigation known as Arctic Frost. Their lawsuit is the latest in a series of court challenges to a personnel purge under FBI Director Kash Patel that has targeted agents who either contributed to investigations of the Republican president or were perceived as out of step with the administration’s agenda.

Ryan Gosling‘s “Project Hail Mary” is blasting off at the box office.

Amazon MGM’s sci-fi movie, based on author Andy Weir’s popular novel, has made $12 million in previews at the box office, the biggest of the year so far. It beat the $7.8 million preview haul by “Scream 7,” and it could overtake the horror movie for the highest box office opening of 2026.

The upcoming Minecraft Movie sequel has added another A-lister to its cast.

As reported by Deadline, Kirsten Dunst will be joining Jack Black’s Steve when filming begins, with the Spider-Man and Wimbledon actress set to play Alex. Alex is one of the nine default player skins in Minecraft, and is often shown alongside Steve in promotional artwork and such.

Dunst recently joked about about wanting to star in the Minecraft sequel not just because her kids loved the first one, but because she’d like to ”make a movie where I don’t lose money”.