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Trump Maintains Defiant Message In Kentucky Midterm Rally, Makes Dubious Claims About Republican Popularity

The president held a rally on Saturday in which he touted the supposed successes of his two terms in office, attacked hi... Read more

Israeli Settlers Attack Foreign Media And Diplomats In West Bank. Israel Questions The Reports.

A European delegation made up of French, Belgian and Polish representatives were attacked by Israeli settlers while visi... Read more

Calls Grow In Europe For Governments To Develop Alternatives To, Or Outright Abandon, Musk-Controlled Tech

Amidst tensions with the U.S., Ukraine is pushing for a European alternative to Starlink. The leading political party in... Read more

AOC Donated $1 Million To Michigan Candidate El-Sayed's Senate Campaign, Fuelling Speculation That She Will Run In 2028

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez confirmed the donation to Abdul El-Sayed on Friday, saying that she sought to "combat the ... Read more

Anthropic Co-Founder Claims AI Could Add Trillions To U.S. GDP Within Four Years

Speaking at the IMF and World Bank meetings in Bangkok, Jack Clark said that artificial intelligence developments could ... Read more

Trump Waives Russia Sanctions He Previously Signed Into Law. The Move Has Prompted International And Domestic Backlash.

The president signed an executive order on Friday night pausing the implementation of sanctions prescribed by the "Linds... Read more

Russian Oil Company Is Managing To Keep Service Stations Open Following Trump's Sanctions Waiver

The U.S. Treasury Department extended Thursday a sanctions waiver that allows Russian oil company Lukoil to keep its ser... Read more

Gen Z Is Seeking Debt Help Faster Than Any Other Generation, New Figures Show

Average unsecured debt among people seeking assistance climbed to $40,200, while nearly half of new clients now have per... Read more

Investors Rotated Out Of The AI Trade And Geopolitical Tensions Soared. The Nasdaq Saw Its Worst Week In Months.

Semiconductor companies have been hit this week over concerns about competition from China. Read more

Acupuncture Deserves A Better Explanation

The National Institutes of Health reports that in a controlled trial of chronic back pain with no identifiable physical ... Read more

Pond Management Consolidates, The Hardest Asset To Buy Is Trust

What institutional capital does not bring is the thing that actually keeps customers. Read more

Puerto Rico's Tax Incentive Debate Turns To Long-Term Economic Impact

For Alberto Bacó-Bagué, former Puerto Rico secretary of economic development and founder of the Partnership for Modern... Read more

Climate Risk Has No Standard, And That Costs Everyone

The World Economic Forum identifies geoeconomic confrontation as the top global risk for 2026, with extreme weather rank... Read more

Marilyn Cohn's Vision For A Self-Sufficient Village Could Offer A New Model For Rural Development In Africa

Cohn traces the idea further back to her faith and an early sense of being called to work in Africa. A research trip to ... Read more

Geopolitical Tensions Keep Rising. Oil Is Now Hovering Around $110 A Barrel.

Iran continues to escalate attacks against tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, while Russia and Ukraine are targeting energ... Read more