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STEPHEN MOORE: Stop Pretending Colleges Are Not-For-Profit Institutions — Jan 13, 2026Here’s a recent story from the Chicago Tribune that jumped off the page when I read it. Northwestern University (NU), located outside of Chicago, is finishing up the construction of a new $800 million football stadium…

Inter Miami, Toronto FC Plan UNICEF Foundation Night — Aug 21, 2026Inter Miami hosts Toronto FC at Nu Stadium in MLS action tied to a UNICEF Foundation Night, with Lionel Messi slated to play and German Berterame returning from concussion protocol. The teams carry injury and suspension absences on both sides, including Toronto’s Niklas Dorsch, Deandre Kerr, Jonathan Osorio out and Inter Miami missing Tadeo Allende, Micael, Santi Morales, Mateo Silvetti, while Yannick Bright is suspended.

Stocks Under $2 Expand AI Growth Attracts Investors — Jul 23, 2026Investors continue to spotlight stocks trading under $2 (and some under $1) across AI, biotechnology, robotics, and digital infrastructure, including names like INM, PRSO, CHAI, TOON, LICN, KUST, LABT, and ANY, with ongoing financing and strategic pivots shaping near-term catalysts. Key developments driving interest include Mentari Therapeutics’ $200 million private placement ahead of a merger, Lakewood-Amedex’s Nu-3 data amid AMR concerns, and Sphere 3D’s transition to AI and digital infrastructure with partnerships and a potential rebrand to DarkHorse Technologies.

Nuclear Stocks Span Global Markets, IPOs, ReactorsBusiness — Sep 4, 2026Nuclear-energy equities are drawing renewed investor focus as governments back long-term contracts and SMR pipelines, with BWX Technologies trading on the strength of Navy propulsion contracts and NuScale offering pure-play SMR exposure despite ongoing losses. Indian nuclear-linked players like Kirloskar Oil Engines, plus an IPO revival and consensus price targets for Nano Nuclear Energy, illustrate the sector’s varied risk-reward and reliance on project pipelines and analyst outlooks.

North Korea commissions destroyer Kim calls nuclear-capable after earlier failed launch — Sep 7, 2026North Korea commissioned its second 5,000-ton Choe Hyon-class destroyer, Kang Kon, into the East Sea Fleet, with Kim Jong Un stressing that the vessel is part of the state nuclear counteraction system and he aims to build a nuclear-armed navy to deter rivals. The ceremony followed a prior botched launch, featured high-profile attendees, and Pyongyang signaled further naval expansion and an eight-month timeline to demonstrate enhanced capabilities.

Priya Raman Every time Kim unveils a new toy it's the same script - defensive posture, deterrence talk, then a bigger ask next year. Predictable escalation.

‘Make The United States Acutely Aware’: North Korea Lines Up Hundreds Of Nuclear-Capable Weapons Along BorderReporting — Aug 5, 2024North Korea is sending hundreds of nuclear-capable weapons to its border as it refuses to ramp down tensions with the U.S. and the West, state media reported on Monday. The weapons — 250 tactical ballistic missile…

Trump Cans Biden’s Nuclear Regulator As Agency Faces Pro-Nuke Overhaul — Jun 16, 2025President Donald Trump fired Nuclear Regulatory Commissioner Christopher Hanson on Friday, abruptly ousting the Biden appointee as part of an escalating White House effort to bend energy watchdogs to his pro-nuclear…

NuRAN to delist from CSE, keep Nasdaq, as director resigns abruptly — Sep 2, 2026NuRAN Wireless says it has applied to voluntarily delist its common shares from the Canadian Securities Exchange while preserving its Nasdaq listing under the ticker NUR, a move aimed at centralizing liquidity and reducing dual-listing costs as it continues to operate its Network-as-a-Service rural connectivity business in Africa. The announcements also note the resignation of board member Navindran Naidoo, with the expected last CSE trading date around September 4, 2026 and no disruption anticipated to Nasdaq trading.

Maya Lindstrom Rural connectivity in Africa is a solid niche business, hope the listing cleanup lets them focus on actually growing operations instead of paperwork.

Judge upholds Minnesota's AI nudification ban as xAI's lawsuit continues — Sep 4, 2026Federal judges again rejected Elon Musk’s xAI bid to block Minnesota’s AI nudification law, allowing the statute banning non-consensual nudified images to remain in effect while the lawsuit proceeds. Rulings cited lack of irreparable harm, strong public interest, and bipartisan legislative support for the law as reasons to deny the injunction.

Sam Okafor If xAI thinks blocking nudify features is such a burden, maybe they shouldn't have built that capability into the product in the first place.

Activists ask India's Supreme Court to close food warning label loophole — Sep 7, 2026Indian health activists have challenged a government plan for red front-of-pack labels that trigger warnings only when two of three nutrients exceed limits, arguing it creates an industry-friendly loophole that could let unhealthy products evade warnings, including those high in sugar alone. The government says stricter, nutrient-specific warnings could be introduced in later phases and a Supreme Court hearing is scheduled for September 10 to weigh the complaint, amid ongoing industry pushback and public health concerns.

Derek Foss If companies helped write the rules, of course there's a loophole. Hope the Court sides with public health over industry profits on this one.

South Korea estimates North Korea has 80-120 warheads — Aug 20, 2026South Korea's defence minister said North Korea likely has 80-120 nuclear warheads, a figure well above Trump's 57 and higher than Washington's estimates, while stressing Seoul cannot officially confirm exact numbers and that the country remains under the U.S. nuclear umbrella as denuclearization efforts continue. The remarks come as Trump seeks to engage with Kim Jong-un and to scale back joint US-SK drills, signaling renewed diplomacy on the Korean Peninsula.