Supreme Court Backs Exxon In Cuba Property Dispute
The case centers on assets once owned by Standard Oil, later renamed Exxon Mobil, including a refinery, fuel terminals and service stations that were nationalized by Cuba after Castro came to power.
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Energy Department Moves To Accelerate Nuclear Power Expansion
The funding will support five separate projects, each featuring two nuclear reactors based on Westinghouse’s AP1000 design, which can generate approximately 1.1 gigawatts of electricity per unit.
How Could The New Housing Bill Lower Home Prices
The bill would prohibit corporate investors from purchasing single-family homes, although a stricter proposal requiring investors to sell newly built homes within seven years was removed during negotiations.
Meta Bets On Affordable AI Wearables With New Smart Glasses
The new Meta Glasses start at $299, undercutting the company's Ray-Ban-branded models, which begin at $379
Oracle Shrinks Workforce As Tech Giants Double Down On AI
The adoption of AI technologies across its operations has contributed to workforce reductions and could lead to further cuts
Tucker Carlson Signals Political Split From Republicans
Carlson made the remarks during a recent podcast appearance, saying he would not support either Republicans or Democrats in the upcoming November midterm elections.
Tech Stocks Tumble Worldwide, Dragging Markets Lower
Nasdaq 100 futures fell 2.7% ahead of trading, while semiconductor stocks such as Intel, Micron, AMD and Nvidia posted notable pre-market losses.
Iran Oil Exports Set For Boost After Sweeping US Sanctions Relief
The exemption allows Iran to produce, sell and receive payments for crude oil, petroleum products and petrochemicals in U.S. dollars through August 21.
Rescued US Pilot’s Account Raises Questions Over Iran’s Drone Capabilities
The pilot described multiple interconnected drones operating as a coordinated unit, with smaller drones positioned beneath larger ones.
Alan Greenspan's Enduring Legacy
From low inflation and strong growth to the debates over regulation and financial risk, two economists examine the record of one of America's most influential policymakers.
What Is Driving Investor Concern Around Alphabet’s AI Strategy
The departures raised fresh questions about Google’s ability to retain top AI researchers despite significant investments in the sector
What Could Starmer’s Exit Mean For The UK Economy
Investors are closely monitoring the transition, particularly Andy Burnham’s views on government spending and fiscal policy
Firings Underway At Office Of The Director of National Intelligence
The changes follow directives from President Donald Trump, who has argued that the ODNI has become overly large and bureaucratic.
Two More Suspects Arrested In Alleged Plot Against UFC Event
According to law enforcement officials, the newly arrested individuals face conspiracy-to-commit-murder charges related to an alleged plan to attack the June 14 event.
Trump’s Attempt To End The Iran War Infuriates The Uniparty
President Trump started a war on Iran against all sober guidance and in violation of the US Constitution’s requirement that only Congress can declare war.
Congress Is Preparing To Surrender American Sovereignty On The Eve Of America’s 250th Anniversary
The greatest threat to American sovereignty rarely arrives wearing the uniform of a foreign army.