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We told him that we called the cops, and he was like, ‘I don’t care. Fine me, I’m rich.'"

They're debunking the "prenup myth."

Home prices continued to rise nationally last month, albeit at a slower rate.

Hart, who resumed the CEO role in January 2025 after a revolving door of executive departures, had vowed to steady the struggling business.

Jennifer Lopez stuns in red, Denise Richards hangs with her daughter and more snaps...

Jennifer Lopez stuns in red, Denise Richards hangs with her daughter and more snaps...

President Trump said Monday that the US is being "very careful" about the ongoing hantavirus outbreak after the deadly virus spread among passengers from multiple countries on a South Atlantic cruise.

Wolfe Herd, who returned to the dating app as CEO last year, has been discarding core features of the dating app in a move toward more AI-driven features.

Judge Who Oversaw Utah Gerrymander Resigns For Affair With Plaintiff's Attorney

Authored by Ben Sellers via HeadlineUSA,

With partisan battle lines being drawn nationwide in a legal showdown over redistricting, Utah may be next in line after the judge who forcibly gerrymandered a congressional seat for Democrats stepped down in disgrace.

Diana Hagen, a justice on the Utah Supreme Court resigned Friday in a letter to Gov. Spencer Cox.

Utah News Dispatch: Utah Supreme Court Justice Diana Hagen announces her resignation from the court.

Hagen faced allegations she had a relationship with an attorney involved in a case about redistricting, which led to Utah getting a new congressional map. pic.twitter.com/aFQI3Uw8Lf

— Politics & Poll Tracker 📡 (@PollTracker2024) May 8, 2026

Hagen had joined in the court opinion for League of Women Voters of Utah v. Utah State Legislature, which forced the red state to redraw its Republican-friendly maps in 2024.

Although Utah’s map currently has Republicans representing all four seats, the courts said it must redraw the maps ahead of the 2026 election to create a Democrat-favorable district around Salt Lake City.

The case centered on a 2018 ballot initiative that sought to create an independent voting commission to draw the maps. The legislature later passed its own 2020 law that limited the commission to an advisory role, but the courts determined it lacked the authority to do so.

Hagen subsequently recused herself from the proceedings after her ex-husband leaked text messages showing that she had been conducting an affair with attorney David Reymann, who was representing the plaintiffs in the redistricting case.

Although an independent investigation by the Judicial Conduct Commission found the allegations against Hagen had “very little credibility,” she continued to face pressure to resign over the perceived conflict of interest.

In her letter of resignation, Hagen cited the extra scrutiny on her private life and the toll it had taken on her family.

“They do not deserve to have intensely personal details surrounding the painful dissolution of my thirty-year marriage subjected to public scrutiny,” she wrote.

In a terse press release acknowledging the resignation, Cox’s office said only that additional information about filling the vacancy would be forthcoming.

With previous rulings against the Utah legislature having been unanimous, it is unclear that Hagen’s departure will change the calculus.

Moreover, the seat’s current occupant, RINO Rep. Blake Moore, voiced support for Proposition 4, the ballot initiative that would turn his own seat blue.

Under the new maps, Moore will run in a different district, with Riley Owen, an Oxford-educated naval intelligence officer and CEO, running in the newly blue-leaning District 1.

Ben Sellers is a freelance authored writer and former editor of Headline USA. Follow him at x.com/realbensellers.

Tyler Durden Mon, 05/11/2026 - 12:20

The Hubble Space Telescope has reached the jaw-dropping milestone of discovering more than 6,000 new worlds.

The 20-year-old is recovering after being shot at a concert early Sunday morning.

"I would say the ceasefire is on massive life support, where the doctor walks in and says, 'Sir, your loved one has approximately a 1% chance of living.'"

McIlroy fired a final-round 67 after struggling with a 75 on Saturday — a round that included six bogeys and knocked him out of contention. McIlroy ended up finishing tied for 19th.

Jalen Brunson and co. are waiting to see if they'll meet the Pistons or Cavs next.

Handler previously spoke about the "weird" dinner she attended at Epstein's home during a podcast in February 2021.

Handler previously spoke about the "weird" dinner she attended at Epstein's home during a podcast in February 2021.

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ASP Isotopes Subsidiary Signs MOU With European Nuclear Technology Company For Fuel Supply

ASP Isotopes said its subsidiary Quantum Leap Energy LLC has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding with an unnamed European nuclear technology company to explore a potential long-term partnership to supply fuel for advanced nuclear reactors, according to a company press release Monday morning. 

The agreement focuses on high-assay low-enriched uranium (HALEU), a type of nuclear fuel enriched to more than 10% uranium-235 that is expected to play a key role in powering next-generation reactors. Under the proposed arrangement, the European company would provide uranium feedstock to Quantum Leap Energy’s planned conversion and enrichment facilities, where it would be processed into HALEU and potentially deconverted before being delivered back to the partner.

The PR says that the companies said they will conduct technical and economic assessments to determine whether a long-term commercial partnership is viable. Those evaluations will examine production scalability, operational requirements, costs, and potential business models.

The memorandum runs through Dec. 31, 2030, though either party can terminate it earlier. It also includes preliminary estimates for HALEU supply volumes, with potential deliveries beginning in 2028 and increasing through 2036 in line with the European company’s reactor development schedule.

The deal comes as governments and nuclear developers race to secure new sources of HALEU amid concerns over limited global supply and geopolitical risks tied to existing nuclear fuel supply chains. Industry leaders have warned that expanding enrichment capacity — particularly in the U.S. and allied markets — will be critical to supporting the rollout of advanced nuclear technologies.

Recall we wrote last month that ASPI was working to provide timely relief for the global helium shortage.

In a research note from Canaccord Genuity analyst George Gianarikas last month, he highlighted the company’s Virginia Gas Project in South Africa as a potential new source of supply just as Qatar’s helium exports face major disruption.

The warning came shortly after we reported on Qatar’s Ras Laffan complex damage and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which together threaten roughly one-third of global helium output. Helium remains essential for semiconductor manufacturing, MRI machines, aerospace systems, and quantum computing. It has no practical substitute in chip fabrication, where it cools wafers and detects microscopic leaks.

ASP Isotopes’ Virginia Gas Project stands out because of its unusually high helium concentrations. The 1,870 sq. km deposit averages 3.4% helium, with peaks reaching 12%. That compares with Qatar’s typical 0.01% and the U.S. average of 0.35%.

As we discussed last month, Phase 1 drilling wrapped up four months ahead of schedule in March 2026. Production is scheduled to begin in late 2026, delivering 58 MCF per day of helium alongside LNG. 

Phase 2, targeted for completion around 2030, would scale output to 895 MCF per day. Using conservative pricing of $380 per MCF, Canaccord estimates Phase 1 revenue near $20 million annually and Phase 2 above $285 million.

The project benefits from U.S. International Development Finance Corporation backing and is located in a geopolitically neutral jurisdiction.

ASP Isotopes now faces the standard execution challenges of moving from drilling to full commercial output, but the asset positions the company as one of the few near-term Western-aligned sources capable of adding meaningful new supply.

Tyler Durden Mon, 05/11/2026 - 12:05

Jayvon Boyd stabbed Frank Brown in the chest inside 429 Bainbridge St. around 7:40 p.m. on Friday after the two got into an argument, according to a criminal complaint. 

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