[In Broad Day] Magazine

Algorithms have a way of nudging everyone toward the same references, purchases, and opinions—so building personal taste becomes an active practice rather than something you “just have.” The guide argues that taste matters even more now because it’s one of the clearest signals that you’re making your own choices, not just accepting whatever a feed…

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A loud boom heard and felt across Northeast Ohio on March 17, 2026, was likely caused by a meteor producing a sonic boom, according to the National Weather Service, which cited satellite imagery and video reports. The event was the second meteor widely reported over Ohio in a little more than a month, following a…

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Natalie Portman has been named Tiffany & Co.’s newest global house ambassador, leading a fresh campaign and accompanying short film that debuted during the Oscars. She joins Tiffany’s existing roster of ambassadors, including Anya Taylor-Joy, Rosé, Zoë Kravitz, Greta Lee, and Mikey Madison. What the new Tiffany campaign includes The campaign was shot by Gordon…

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Capitol Hill is preparing for classified briefings as the White House defends the opening phase of joint US-Israel strikes on Iran, setting up a parallel political fight over whether the operation can continue without a formal congressional vote under US war powers rules. What is happening on Capitol Hill According to the live updates, top…

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On February 11, 2026, Tehran staged a bonfire with a message. By March 2, 2026, that message had hardened into a regional war. Iran’s state-backed rallies didn’t cause the strikes, but they did help lock the conflict into a religious-and-existential frame where escalation sells easier than restraint.  Geographic Reference Blazing Baal Effigy Ignites Hatred in Tehran During…

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President Trump ordered all federal agencies to immediately stop using Anthropic’s AI, escalating a standoff over how the Pentagon can deploy Claude in classified and military contexts. The General Services Administration (GSA) moved to suspend Anthropic access on USAi (a government chatbot platform) and to remove the company from the federal procurement channels agencies use…

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There is now an escalating dispute between the Pentagon—led by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth—and Anthropic, maker of the AI model Claude, over who gets to set enforceable limits (“red lines”) on military uses of frontier AI. What triggered the conflict Anthropic has allowed government use of Claude, but it set two key restrictions: According to…

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In a lawsuit now unfolding over Kanye West’s former Malibu home designed by Tadao Ando, testimony and lawyer statements are shedding light on what West allegedly wanted after purchasing the property for $57.3 million, gutting it, and later putting it back on the market. What West is claimed to have wanted According to attorney Ron…

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