Microsoft says all services restored after global outagewashingtonpost.com· 8h
The Washington Post's live-updates page follows the global Microsoft outage, which the company says has been fully restored, attributing it to a network upgrade rather than a cyberattack or AI, and which disrupted hospitals, schools, courts and Japanese traders forced onto fax. Other items cover California's record marine heat wave, a U.S. measles death toll of at least 10 in 2026, Jensen Huang's resignation over an alleged affair — drawing Elon Musk's support — Pope Leo XIV's Mass in Chiclayo, and Rear Adm. Brian Monahan's departure from Congress's physician office, plus tips on charging devices faster.
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- Trump administration threatens Democrats with prosecution over planned oversight probes
- Investors and employees petition Nvidia to reinstate Jensen Huang over spy-affair scandal
- Surfers converge on Mavericks as 50-foot waves hit the California coast
- Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO amid Washington backlash over his China chip campaign
- Howard Lutnick agrees to testify over Nvidia chip exports to China as pressure grows
- United States loses measles-elimination status after 12 months of continuous spread
- Tech billionaires and firms distance themselves from Trump after Democratic midterm sweep
- Denny's removes plaque honoring the booth where Nvidia was founded
- Brian Monahan out as attending physician to Congress amid Pentagon investigation
