$22 Million Gun Factory Relocates From Virginia To Georgia Over ‘Anti-Gun’ Legislation
“Georgia attracts job creators from all over the country and world because we work with them, not against them,” Kemp said
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How Did Elon Musk Become The World’s First Trillionaire
The new SpaceX valuation lifted his fortune to just over $1 trillion, cementing his position as the world's richest individual
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An Iran-linked hacker group known as Handala has claimed responsibility for breaching FBI drone systems and issued threats related to the FIFA World Cup
Trump Pushes Congress To Void His Two Impeachments, WSJ Reports
Trump was impeached by the House of Representatives in 2019 and again in 2021, but was acquitted by the Senate both times and remained in office.
GOP Lawmakers Warn Iran War Could Hurt Midterm Prospects
Several Republican are frustrated by what they see as mixed signals from the administration, with discussions of military escalation often followed by renewed optimism about peace negotiations
Iran Says Proposed Agreement Includes Hormuz Reopening
The draft 14-point framework calls for the suspension of oil sanctions, the lifting of the U.S. naval blockade and the release of part of Iran’s frozen assets before final negotiations begin
Why Was Ex-South Korean President Sentenced To 30 Years In Prison
The Seoul Central District Court ruled that Yoon had conspired in the drone incursion from the beginning and convicted him of abuse of power and aiding the enemy
The Denuclearization Surrender
China’s demand that North Korea disarm was also its leverage. Xi gave up both, just as Kim turns to confront Washington.
SpaceX Completes The Biggest IPO Ever, Listing Today
The rocket maker raised about 75 billion dollars and debuts on the Nasdaq into a suddenly friendlier, risk-on market.
Who Is Jay Clayton, Trump’s Pick For U.S. Spy Chief
Trump views Clayton as a candidate who could ease concerns and help move the process forward
World Bank Says The Iran War Is Throttling Global Growth
The lender cuts its 2026 forecast to the weakest since the pandemic and warns of a deeper slump if energy supply worsens.
Oil Slides As Traders Price In A Hormuz Reopening
Crude fell sharply on the deal signal, though the strait stays shut and the blockade remains until any agreement is signed.
Stocks Roar Back On Hopes The Iran War Is Ending
A relief rally swept Wall Street and then Asia after the deal signal, with chipmakers leading the charge.
Trump Halts Strikes And Claims An Iran Deal, But Tehran Holds Back
The president says the framework is approved and a signing is days away, though Iran insists nothing is final and the blockade stays.
Ohio Approves New Photo ID Rules For Mail Voting
Under the legislation, voters casting ballots by mail will need to include a copy of an approved photo ID with either their absentee ballot application or their completed ballot.
Portland Man Sentenced For Assaulting ICE Officer During Protest
U.S. District Judge Adrienne Nelson imposed the sentence after 25-year-old Robert Jacob Hoopes pleaded guilty to aggravated assault of a federal employee with a dangerous weapon.