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Why Did The Dutch Central Bank Move 86 Tons Of Gold To London
The transfer took place between March and August and involved more than one-quarter of the Dutch gold held in North America.
Federal Agencies May End Smithsonian Cooperation Under Trump
The officials cited a White House review that accused the National Museum of American History of promoting political activism.
Data Center Debate Draws Contrast Between Democrats And GOP In Georgia
Their approaches, and the policy implications that follow, could prove critical come Election Day.
The Philosophical Contradictions Of Democratic Socialism
Democratic socialism is attractive because it promises to reconcile democracy with economic equality
Iran Claims Missile And Drone Attacks On U.S. Bases In Kuwait, UAE
Iran said its forces targeted satellite facilities, warehouses and fighter aircraft hangars at Kuwait’s Ahmed Al-Jaber Air Base
Women’s Liberation Leader Gloria Steinem Dies At 92
As a journalist and activist, she challenged the idea that issues affecting women should remain outside broader political and social debates.
Spain PM Denies Warnings Were Ignored Before Ceuta Border Crisis
Sánchez said Spain received no special alerts or warnings predicting either the likelihood or scale of the July 30-31 border surge
How Are Rising Oil Prices Reshaping Global Markets
Rising oil prices are also lifting inflation expectations and putting upward pressure on government bond yields
The Divide Widens
The RCM/TIPP Economic Optimism Index rose 0.5 points to 45.6 in September, its best reading since March. The gain came almost entirely from investors, and the confidence gap between investors and everyone else is now the second-widest on record.
Shedd Aquarium Reports Deaths Of Two More Beluga Whales
Rain, a 20-year-old rescued beluga, and Beethoven, a 34-year-old resident whale, died after experiencing health complications.
Lake Tahoe Swimmer Injured In Rare Otter Attack
Bellin received 38 stitches and rabies shots after being treated at an emergency room, with 22 stitches required for injuries to her foot.
US Factory Orders Rise More Than Expected In July
Manufacturing, which accounts for about 9.4% of the US economy, is receiving support from investment linked to artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Employer Health Benefit Costs Expected To Rise Sharply In 2027
Growing demand for GLP-1 medications and new expenses associated with AI-based medical documentation are also adding pressure.
Two Killed, Several Injured In Shooting At Minneapolis Apartment Complex
Seven people were treated at Hennepin Healthcare, including three police officers, with one officer requiring surgery.
Even After Affirmative Action’s Fall, DEI Thrives At Elite Law Schools
This group of editors used an increasingly common set of procedures that let it create more racial diversity without directly saying, “Whites need not apply.”