ENTERTAINMENT
How ‘Superman’ and a string of hits rescued Warner Bros. from a box office slump
The studio behind ‘Superman’ has staged a historic turnaround after a string of flops left it reeling earlier this year.
WORLD
How Trump’s tariffs are pushing America’s allies toward each other — and away from the US
Facing 30% tariffs from Washington, the European Union and other allies are forging a new world order in trade.
WORLD
Why China is paying people to upgrade phones, cars, and appliances
Chinese government-backed scheme will boost sales of smartphones, appliances, and EVs, but sustainability issues raise concerns.
WORLD
Why even China’s top graduates are struggling to find jobs
Elite degrees, stacked résumés, and multiple internships no longer guarantee employment in China’s fragile post-pandemic economy.
WORLD
Biden insists autopen accusations as “ridiculous and false”, insists he authorized every pardon
Former president says he made every decision, as investigations intensify into autopen use and cognitive fitness.
WORLD
How European firms allegedly copied Ukraine’s battle-tested drones—according to Skyeton
Skyeton CEO warns that battlefield-tested UAV technology can’t be copied overnight, urges Western investment in Ukrainian production.
WORLD
The Epstein footage was meant to end conspiracy theories. Here's why it didn’t
Instead of ending conspiracy theories, the government's video release raises more questions.
WORLD
Why Trump is accusing Fed Chair Powell of lying—and what it means for interest rates
White House advisors allege Powell misled US Congress about building expenses as they search for legal grounds to unseat him.
BUSINESS
Elon Musk’s AI startup xAI eyes $200 billion—despite Grok controversy and political fallout
The AI startup behind the controversial Grok chatbot is in early talks to raise billions, with backing from Saudi Arabia’s PIF.
BUSINESS
Kraft Heinz is splitting up—here’s what’s driving the $20 billion breakup
A decade after the megamerger of Kraft and Heinz, the packaged food powerhouse is preparing to break up amid shifting consumer tastes and mounting financial pressure.
WORLD
The EU is planning new taxes on big business, e-waste, and imports—here’s what it means
From e-waste to ecommerce and big business, the EU is drafting bold new revenue tools—here’s what’s at stake.
WORLD
Why the Pentagon is investing $400 million in a rare earths company to counter China
The US government takes an unusual equity stake in MP Materials to secure supply chains for weapons and tech.
WORLD
Why New York’s richest donors are scrambling to stop Zohran Mamdani from becoming mayor
With no clear opponent and rising panic in the financial world, anti-Mamdani efforts intensify ahead of a high-stakes general election.
WORLD
Why the Trump administration is firing hundreds at the State Department after Supreme Court ruling
Supreme Court clears path for mass layoffs across federal agencies; first wave to hit domestic workforce.
WORLD
Why Harvard is planning a conservative institute amid pressure from Trump
Talks intensify over a Hoover-style academic center as the university faces federal threats.
WORLD
AI-generated child sexual abuse content is surging — and overwhelming law enforcement
A disturbing rise in lifelike, synthetic child exploitation imagery is exposing legal gaps and pushing global agencies to the brink.
WORLD
What we know about Iran’s surviving nuclear stockpile after US and Israeli strikes
Despite massive bombings, some near-weapons-grade uranium appears intact—fueling concerns of a new nuclear hide-and-seek era.
WORLD
Six US Secret Service agents suspended over Trump rally shooting — critics say it’s not enough
One year after the Butler assassination attempt, internal tensions erupt as accountability falls on junior agents while leadership changes face scrutiny.
WORLD
The FBI is using polygraphs to find critics of its Director Kash Patel
Aggressive loyalty tests, internal purges, and politicized leadership are transforming the FBI under Trump’s new appointees, insiders warn.
WORLD
Why the US military is racing to defend against a new wave of drone warfare
After deadly attacks and warnings from Ukraine and Israel’s drone strategies, the Pentagon is scrambling to adapt to a fast-moving threat.
WORLD
Why your coffee costs more: Lavazza says hedge funds are to blame
Italian coffee giant says speculators sparked ‘unbelievable’ disruptions, with consumers and roasters paying the price.
WORLD
A new trade war heats up: Trump’s copper tariffs spark global tension
Proposed 50% import levy sparks fears of weakened demand and investment uncertainty in key mining nations.
WORLD
Revolut’s billion-dollar push to become a global banking powerhouse
The UK fintech giant is in talks to raise $1 billion as it targets US market and banking growth.
ENTERTAINMENT
From movies to live races: Apple bets big on Formula 1
Tech giant challenges ESPN for F1 coverage following success of Brad Pitt racing film.
