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For years, online pet content has thrived on a
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Rocky Mountain Power Says 8.8% Rate Hike Request Not Because
Rocky Mountain Power is asking Wyoming regulators for an 8.8% general rate increase to take effect next year, the company announced Wednesday. The request comes alongside a separate filing to decrease customers’ bills by an
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ECONOMY
Gold Steadies after Recent Drop as Hormuz Standoff Keeps Inflation Fears Alive
Bloomberg and Reuters contributed to this report. Gold managed to steady itself on Monday after last week’s sharp
Treasury Yields Keep Climbing as Investors Brace for Hotter Inflation
CNBC, Bloomberg, and Reuters contributed to this report. US Treasury yields kept climbing on Monday, joining a wider
Oil Ticks up as Trump’s Warning to Iran Stirs Fresh Fear over a Shaky Cease-Fire
The New York Times, BBC, Euronews, Bloomberg contributed to this report. Oil prices moved higher on Monday, and stocks slipped,
China’s Homeowning Dream Is Under pressure as the Property Slump Drags on
The Financial Times and CNN contributed to this report. For decades, China has been a country of homeowners. Buying a
China Farm Deal Gives Trump Trade Win With Caveats
China will buy “at least” $17bn worth of US agricultural goods each year through 2028, the White House said,
Samsung Strike Threat Grows as South Korea’s President Pushes for a Labor Deal
CNBC, Reuters, the Financial Times, the Wall Street Journal, and Fortune contributed to this report. South Korea’s President Lee Jae
Anthropic to Walk Global Watchdog Through New AI Cyber Risks, FT Says
The Financial Times and Reuters contributed to this report. Anthropic is set to brief the Financial Stability Board on cybersecurity
Iran Warns Americans Will Feel the Cost of a Longer War
As negotiations with Washington remain stalled, Abbas Araghchi is pairing military warnings with an economic message aimed directly at
Powell Leaves the Fed After Eight Years of Crises, Inflation Fights and Political Firestorms
ABC News, CBS News, Axios, AP, Reuters, CNN contributed to this report. Jerome Powell didn’t get a quiet run at
Cerebras IPO Frenzy Could Crack Open the AI Listing Floodgates
Axios, the New York Times, Barron’s, and FOX Business contributed to this report. Cerebras did not just make a strong
POLITICS
New Graduates Enter a Job Market That Suddenly Has Less Room
Every May, Washington Square Park fills with new graduates in caps and gowns, many of them in
Armenia’s Election and the Art of the Accusation
On May 19, in a conference room not far from Republic Square, a youth-led observer mission called “Fair
France’s Epstein Probe Draws New Suspected Victims
French prosecutors say about 10 new suspected victims have come forward as authorities expand their investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s
Puebla Shooting Kills 10 as Mexico Faces World Cup Security Scrutiny
The government of Mexico’s Puebla state has confirmed that 10 people were killed in an early-morning shooting in Tehuitzingo,
China Farm Deal Gives Trump Trade Win With Caveats
China will buy “at least” $17bn worth of US agricultural goods each year through 2028, the White House said,
Samsung Strike Threat Grows as South Korea’s President Pushes for a Labor Deal
CNBC, Reuters, the Financial Times, the Wall Street Journal, and Fortune contributed to this report. South Korea’s President Lee Jae
Anthropic to Walk Global Watchdog Through New AI Cyber Risks, FT Says
The Financial Times and Reuters contributed to this report. Anthropic is set to brief the Financial Stability Board on cybersecurity
Massie’s Primary Is a Test of How Much Dissent Republicans Still Tolerate
Over the past decade, Donald Trump has transformed the Republican Party into a political operation where public disagreement often
Streeting Enters Labour Race as Pressure Mounts on Starmer
Wes Streeting has formally declared that he will run to replace Keir Starmer, turning what had been a simmering
Iran Warns Americans Will Feel the Cost of a Longer War
As negotiations with Washington remain stalled, Abbas Araghchi is pairing military warnings with an economic message aimed directly at






















































































































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