What Caused Volkswagen's Profits To Drop In The Second Quarter
The company posted operating profit of €3.5 billion for the quarter and lowered its full-year revenue outlook from expected growth to a possible 3% decline
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Paramount+ Prepares New Features Ahead Of WBD Merger
It includes short-form micro dramas, vertical podcast clips, a free content tier, personalized artwork and enhanced interactive experiences for sports programming.
Global Trade Partners Challenge Trump's Latest Tariff Move
The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative imposed new tariffs under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974, applying duties of 10% or 12.5% on imports from 60 economies.
Nearly 150,000 Mail Ballots Rejected In California Primary
The report said more than 93,000 ballots were disqualified because they arrived after the deadline, with election experts pointing to changes in U.S. Postal Service operations that may have affected postmark processing and delivery times.
Major Teachers Union That Funds Democrats Endorses ‘Gender-Affirming Care’ Amid Backlash To Transgender ‘Medicine’
The AFT resolution comes at a rather turbulent time for the experimental interventions euphemistically called “gender-affirming care.”
Talarico’s Texas House Record Reveals Long History of Voting Against Gun Rights
Talarico has a history of opposing several measures supported by pro-gun advocates. During the 86th Legislative Session, Talarico voted on a host of gun bills.
‘I’m In’: South Carolina Race Grows Crowded As Trump-Endorsed Sister Of Lindsey Graham Announces Candidacy
Fry was first elected to serve in the chamber after he primaried Rep. Tom Rice, R-S.C., one of the 10 Republicans to vote to impeach Trump in 2021.
Trump Administration USPS Wins Key Court Fight Over Mail-In Ballot Oversight
The NAACP sued over the Postal Service rule, alleging it violated a 2021 settlement that ended litigation over a COVID-19-era mail rule.
US Imports First Iraqi Fuel Oil Cargoes Via Syria
The cargoes were transported overland from Iraq into Syria before being loaded onto vessels, creating an alternative supply chain for international buyers.
Orcas Found Smashing Giant Sunfish Into Pieces To Feed
The report said sharptail sunfish possess a tough, collagen-rich outer layer that makes them difficult to consume.
Trump Announces Xi Jinping's US Visit For September 24
No additional details about the agenda for the visit or planned bilateral meetings were provided.
‘QUITE IRONIC’: Suspect With Anti-ICE Sign Who Set Off Fireworks at Federal Building Only Injured One Person
Barnacle identified the suspect as 43-year-old Andrew Arrabaca, of Poughkeepsie, a U.S. Army veteran whose last known address was in Harlem.
Laura Loomer Meets Zelenskyy After Reversing Ukraine War Stance
According to the report, Loomer acknowledged that her perspective had changed after witnessing the conflict firsthand.
Alan Greenspan’s Deceitful Legacy
While the Fed avoids deflation at all costs, the tech industry prospers with it—indeed, explodes with it. Our dollars buy more under deflation, a finding Fed economists seem to ignore.
Gwen Graham, Possible Fl. Lt. Gov, Oversaw Transgender Bathroom, Pronouns and School Choice Policy
When she was appointed to that position in the previous administration, former Education Secretary Miguel Cardona said, “No one is better equipped” to serve in the role.
Oracle Layoffs 21,000 Jobs Amid Costly AI Expansion
The software company reduced its workforce by roughly 13 percent during fiscal year 2026 after committing significant resources to support a $300 billion computing agreement with OpenAI.