U.S., Ukrainian officials discussing bringing Zelenskyy to U.S., sources say
The proposed trip is part of President Trump’s push to get an agreement on Ukraine by Thanksgiving, U. S. and Ukrainian officials said.
Sydney Sweeney and the NASCAR world react to Ryan Blaney and wife Gianna’s much-awaited news about their son
Ryan Blaney and his wife, Gianna Tulio, welcomed their first child this week, drawing warm reactions from across NASCAR and the entertainment world.
Walküre’s Steamy Cosplay Will Spice Up Your Life
This week, COGconnected presents a look at the work of Walküre, a gorgeous cosplayer whose work drips with passion. The post Walküre’s Steamy Cosplay Will Spice Up Your Life appeared first on COGconnected.
Where Winds Meet walkthrough: How to complete Bounty Trouble quest
Bounty Trouble is one of the Worldly Affairs quests in Where Winds Meet. During the quest, you will try to rescue an old man’s grandson from the Unbound Cavern kidnappers.
Pac-12 power rankings: San Diego State solidifies its hold, Boise State rises, Fresno State falls
Pac-12 power rankings: San Diego State solidifies its hold, Boise State rises, Fresno State falls
Netflix’s ‘heartwarming’ romantic drama with Slow Horses star is storming the charts
Netflix’s festive film Champagne Problems, starring Slow Horses’ Tom Wozniczka and Ransom Canyon’s Minka Kelly, is storming the Netflix charts get details.
Yankees skipper defends Aaron Judge’s 2025 NL MVP victory over Cal Raleigh
Aaron Judge’s 2025 American League MVP victory didn’t come without controversy. Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh, a switch-hitter, broke several records as he hit 60 homers.
UAB football player allegedly stabs 2 teammates hours before scheduled game against South Florida
Two football players from the University of Alabama at Birmingham were allegedly stabbed by another player at the team’s training center ahead of their game Saturday against South Florida, a university official confirmed to Fox News Digital. The two players were attacked Saturday morning at the Football Operations Center, the training site for the Blazers’ football program.
Cardano Network Split After Software Bug – FBI Gets Involved
The post Cardano Network Split After Software Bug FBI Gets Involved appeared com. The Cardano (ADA) ecosystem faced an unexpected shock when the network briefly split into two parallel chains due to a rare software flaw. A staking-pool operator triggered a previously unknown bug, causing nodes to disagree on chain validity and temporarily fragmenting the blockchain. While the issue has been resolved through rapid node upgrades, the incident escalated dramatically when Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson announced that the FBI had been notified. By TradingView ADAUSD_2025-11-23 (5D) What Actually Happened? A Delegation Transaction Broke Consensus The disruption began when a staking pool operator known as “Homer J” submitted a delegation transaction crafted with the help of an AI-generated code snippet. The transaction was technically valid under Cardano rules. But, it triggered a long-standing, dormant bug that had never been hit before. As a result: Some nodes accepted the transaction Others rejected it The blockchain forked into two active versions The consensus temporarily broke This type of issue is extremely rare and represents one of the most serious possible failures for any blockchain. How Serious Was the Cardano Network Split? A temporary chain split can lead to: Conflicting transaction histories Orphaned or invalidated transactions In extreme cases, double-spending According to early analyses, a few double debits may have occurred, but the incident was quickly contained as operators were instructed to upgrade to the new, fixed software. The core network has since reconverged onto a single chain. Hoskinson Calls It a Criminal Act FBI Notified Charles Hoskinson escalated the situation by stating that the event constitutes a serious crime, describing it as a deliberate attack on the security of the network. He also announced that the FBI was contacted to investigate potential malicious intent behind the triggering of the bug. While the operator “Homer J” has accepted responsibility and claims it was unintentional, Hoskinson is.