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ReportingJun 27, 2026Read →

EXCLUSIVE: Is Wall Street Bankrolling Assisted Suicide?

Vanguard’s and Fidelity’s charitable arms are bankrolling advocacy groups that make it easier for retirees to kill themselves. Donor-advised funds (DAFs) facilitated by Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund (FC) and…

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ReportingJun 27, 2026Read →

How Therapists Feel About AI Taking Their Jobs

Americans are turning to artificial intelligence tools for mental health advice and therapists are divided. An American Psychological Association (APA) survey released June 16 found that 39% of psychologists have had…

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ReportingJun 26, 2026Read →

Permian Basin Innovations Fuel Hope For Energy Independence

President Donald Trump’s energy independence promise could depend on Permian Basin drilling. Despite 10% of the world’s oil supply being reportedly trapped behind the Strait of Hormuz, energy industry insiders report…

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ReportingJun 24, 2026Read →

Americans Think There’s Not Enough Regulation On AI

Many voters believe that artificial intelligence needs more regulation, according to a poll from The Center Square released Tuesday. The new survey shows that 45% of registered U.S. voters believe there is currently…

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ReportingJun 19, 2026Read →

US Reveals Concern That China Now Has Top Chip Making Tools

The Trump administration is reportedly concerned that a cutting-edge European chipmaking tool may have ended up in Beijing’s hands. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told semiconductor company ASML in a recent meeting…

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ReportingJun 18, 2026Read →

Your Next iPhone Will Cost More As AI Data Centers Gobble Up Chips

Apple CEO Tim Cook said in a Wednesday interview with The Wall Street Journal that his company intends to hike product prices because of the soaring costs of memory chips. Cook , who is stepping down from his role at…

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ReportingJun 15, 2026Read →

Why Democrats’ Total Control In Virginia Is Starting To Backfire

Virginia Democrats may shut down their own government. Virginia faces a government shutdown if the Democrat-controlled General Assembly fails to pass a budget by June 30, the Virginia Mercury reported . Data center…

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ReportingJun 8, 2026Read →

The Red Sea Is Closed For Business

As Iran-backed Yemeni Armed Forces threaten Israeli shipping in the Red Sea, shipping companies steer clear. Major global shipping firm Hapag-Lloyd told the Daily Caller News Foundation Monday that it has no plans to…

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ReportingJun 8, 2026Read →

Tech Stocks Surge After Trump Admin Weighs Possible US Gov’t Stake In AI Companies

Several major AI stocks rose in early Monday premarket trading after President Donald Trump told reporters the U.S. government may take equity in Big Tech companies. Nvidia rose over 1%, while fellow chipmakers Marvell…

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ReportingJun 5, 2026Read →

Shipping Magnate Says Iranian Tolls Worth It To Open Strait of Hormuz

A billionaire shipping tycoon says he’s willing to pay Iran to cross the contested Strait of Hormuz. “Even if we had to pay a fee, for me be much better than to have the straits closed,” Evangelos Marinakis said during…

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ReportingJun 5, 2026Read →

Anthropic Calls For Slowdown In Global AI Development

Anthropic suggested Thursday that artificial intelligence companies worldwide should consider slowing AI development, claiming the technology is on track to autonomously design its own successors. The company wrote on…

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ReportingJun 4, 2026Read →

Chinese Spies May Be Stalking You On Your Job Hunt

A U.S.-backed alliance of intelligence organizations issued a warning on Wednesday that China is using employment websites to recruit spies for the Chinese government. Chinese recruiters are using job listing websites…

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ReportingJun 4, 2026Read →

Americans Really Don’t Want New AI Data Centers, Poll Suggests

Americans are the least in favor of building new artificial intelligence data centers compared to other major countries, according to a new Public First poll. The survey found that U.S. voters were the least likely…

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ReportingJun 3, 2026Read →

Harley-Davidson Backsliding On Wokeness Despite Previous Policy Reversal

Harley-Davidson hired a CEO and a Chief Brand Officer that have pushed “woke” initiatives in the past despite the motorcycle company’s vow to backtrack away from such policies. The companies that Artie Starrs, now…

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ReportingJun 3, 2026Read →

Another Major Company Flees From Blue State To Texas

Samsung plans to move to Texas less than a year after building new headquarters in New Jersey. The South Korean manufacturing company will move to its U.S. headquarters to Plano, Texas, where it has an existing campus…

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ReportingJun 3, 2026Read →

Hollywood Seeking To Tank Trump-Friendly CEO’s Bid For Megamerger

Hollywood actors and filmmakers have been working to scrap Paramount Skydance’s potential $111 billion merger with Warner Bros. Discovery. Hollywood celebrities, including actor Mark Ruffalo and filmmaker Alex Gibney…

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ReportingMay 28, 2026Read →

Cash Drain On Americans’ Savings Accounts Nears Great Recession Levels

The personal savings rate fell to its lowest level in roughly four years on Thursday as Americans continued to dip into their earnings to pay for increasing prices on goods caused in large part by the Iran war. The…

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ReportingMay 22, 2026Read →

US Voters’ Confidence In Economy Nosedives To Nearly 4-Year Low

Americans’ confidence in the economy has dropped to a nearly four-year low, according to a Gallup poll released Friday. Gallup’s Economic Confidence Index sank to -45 in May, down from -38 in April. This marks the…

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ReportingMay 21, 2026Read →

Elon Musk On Track To Be World’s First Trillionaire After Latest Move

Elon Musk’s SpaceX filed to go public in what could become the largest initial public offering in history and make the billionaire the world’s first trillionaire. Musk — already the richest man in the world — on…

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ReportingMay 17, 2026Read →

The Hidden ‘Tax’ That’s Bleeding Your Wallet Dry

Americans may be paying a hidden “lawsuit tax” through higher insurance premiums and higher prices for everyday goods, as trucking companies face rising litigation costs from staged crashes, massive settlements and…

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