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Shutdown Deal Sparks Controversy Over $500,000 Senator Payouts in Jan. 6 Privacy Clause
The legislation poised to end the longest government shutdown in U.S. history has set off a new storm in Washington — not over spending cuts or policy trade-offs, but over a little-noticed clause that could entitle a group of Republican…
Nebius and Meta Forge $3 Billion AI Infrastructure Pact as Cloud Demands Redefine the Market
In a deal that underscores the accelerating race to build the backbone of artificial intelligence, Nebius Group has signed a $3 billion, five-year agreement with Meta to supply advanced AI infrastructure — marking a major moment for one of the…
U.S. Labor Market Shows Signs of Strain as Private Data Reveals Job Losses
Private-sector payroll data indicate that American employers were cutting jobs at an accelerating pace through late October, with new figures suggesting more than 11,000 positions lost each week, a trend that could strengthen the case for further interest rate cuts by…
SoftBank’s $5.8 Billion Nvidia Exit Sparks Fears of an AI Market Reckoning
In a move that sent tremors through global markets, SoftBank Group Corp. confirmed it has sold its entire $5.8 billion stake in Nvidia, deepening investor anxiety that the artificial intelligence boom may be reaching its speculative limits.The sale, disclosed Tuesday…
The BBC’s Breaking Point: Leadership Crisis, Trump Threats, and the Fight to Save Its Legacy
The British Broadcasting Corporation — one of the world’s most respected media institutions — has entered a historic reckoning. Two of its top executives, Director General Tim Davie and BBC News Chief Deborah Turness, resigned this week amid accusations of political bias and…
Financing the Future: COP30 Puts a Price on Survival
As leaders and financiers convened in the Amazonian city of Belem for COP30, the tone was unmistakably urgent: the era of promises is over, and the era of paying for survival has begun. With storms battering Southeast Asia and the…
Ron Dermer’s Exit Marks a Strategic Shift for Israel’s Economic and Diplomatic Agenda
Ron Dermer, Israel’s influential Minister of Strategic Affairs and one of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s closest confidants, has resigned, Israeli media reported on Tuesday. The departure marks a major reshuffling within Israel’s inner circle at a time when the government…
Turbulence Ahead: U.S. Airlines Brace for Shutdown Fallout as Thanksgiving Travel Looms
As Washington inches toward reopening the federal government after six weeks of paralysis, U.S. airlines are confronting the cost of disruption that could outlast the shutdown itself. Tens of thousands of flights have been canceled in recent days, throwing holiday…
Market Reversal: Wall Street Rethinks AI as Valuation Fears Ripple Through Tech
NEW YORK — Wall Street’s long-running infatuation with artificial intelligence hit another pause on Tuesday as investors pulled back from big technology names, sending the S&P 500 and Nasdaq into the red amid renewed doubts about whether AI’s profits can…
Washington’s Longest Shutdown Nears an End as House Moves Toward Vote
WASHINGTON — After six weeks of paralysis, members of the U.S. House of Representatives returned to a weary capital on Tuesday, determined to end the longest government shutdown in the nation’s history. The mood was part fatigue, part defiance. Many…