A general, fired by the Pentagon, has been charged of sharing information to the New York Times. Attorneys claim that the Pentagon's revelation about the general's polygraph results may have violated confidentiality rules. Meanwhile, a private equity firm led a major financial contribution of $3.1 billion in Mitsubishi's stake in LNG Canada. An initial public offering was halted due to concerns about AI valuation. Additional worries have been expressed about orbital data centers possibly interfering with the night sky. Another story discusses associates who faced difficulties after Weil Gotshal went bankrupt, and the Wall Street Journal notes we are living in the age of the imperial CEO.