EXCLUSIVE: The South Caucasus. Collateral Damage of the Iran War.
The war arrived before dawn on February 28, 2026. Israeli
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Wyoming History: The Adventures Of Sam Cremer, The Unluckiest Cowboy
By all accounts, Sam Cremer was a top cowboy in Wyoming in the early 1900s and a good hand on a roundup wagon. He also was unlucky—really unlucky. His friend and fellow bronc stomper Harry
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ECONOMY
Stocks Push to Fresh Records as Jobs Data and Tech Momentum Keep the Rally Alive
Reuters, CNBC, AP, the Wall Street Journal, Market Watch, Investor’s Business Daily contributed to this report. Wall Street
Canvas Hack Throws US Campuses Into Chaos Right as Finals Begin
USA Today, CNN, CBS News, the Verge contributed to this report. Students across the US logged into Canvas
Oil Jumps Again After US-Iran Clash Shakes Fragile Hormuz Truce
BBC, CNBC, the New York Times contributed to this report. Oil prices climbed Friday after fresh fighting between the US
Spirit’s Jets Are Grounded. Now the Scramble to Sell Them Begins
NPR, the Washington Post, USA Today, and Barron’s contributed to this report. Spirit Airlines may be done flying passengers, but
Coinbase Takes a Hit as Crypto Slumps, Posts Surprise First-Quarter Loss
Reuters, CNBC, Bloomberg, Investor’s Business Daily contributed to this report. Coinbase had a rough start to the year. The crypto
Nvidia Bets Big on IREN as AI Data Center Race Heats Up
CNBC, Investor’s Business Daily, Reuters, and Market Watch contributed to this report. IREN just landed one of the biggest endorsements
FDA Reopens the Door for Rare Cancer Therapy After Earlier Rejection
STATNews, Business Wire, PRNewswire contributed to this report. Just a few months after the FDA unexpectedly rejected a treatment for
Whirlpool Says Iran War Triggered ‘Recession-Level Collapse’ in US Appliance Demand – Stock Slumps 12%
The Wall Street Journal, CNBC, Quartz, Market Watch, Forbes, and Business Insider contributed to this report. Whirlpool is sounding one
America’s Debt Spiral Deepens as Treasury Heads Toward $2 Trillion Borrowing Year
The original story by Eleanor Pringle for Fortune. The US government is on track to borrow more than $2 trillion
Wall Street Pushes Higher as Oil Slips on Growing Hopes for Iran Deal
CNBC, Reuters, and AP contributed to this report. US stocks climbed back into record territory Thursday as oil prices extended
POLITICS
France moves carrier toward Hormuz as Europe prepares naval role
France is positioning its naval assets closer to the Strait of Hormuz, signalling a potential European role
Oil Jumps Again After US-Iran Clash Shakes Fragile Hormuz Truce
BBC, CNBC, the New York Times contributed to this report. Oil prices climbed Friday after fresh fighting between
Rubio meets Pope Leo as US-Vatican tensions spill into diplomacy
Marco Rubio has arrived at the Vatican for a closed-door meeting with Pope Leo XIV, in what looks like
FDA Reopens the Door for Rare Cancer Therapy After Earlier Rejection
STATNews, Business Wire, PRNewswire contributed to this report. Just a few months after the FDA unexpectedly rejected a treatment for
Ohio and Indiana primaries highlight Trump’s grip — and its limits
Primary elections in Ohio and Indiana are starting to sketch out the political terrain ahead of November’s US midterms,
Trump signals optimism on Iran deal as talks continue
Donald Trump says negotiations with Iran are moving in the right direction, pointing to “very good” recent talks and
Trump Pushes FDA Toward Fruity Vapes After Years of Crackdowns
Fortune, CNBC and Politico contributed to this report. After spending years rejecting fruit-flavored vaping products, the FDA has suddenly opened
Anthropic taps SpaceX computing in surprise AI alliance
Anthropic has struck a deal to use computing power from SpaceX, marking an unexpected alignment between Elon Musk and
North Korea rejects nuclear treaty limits at UN review
North Korea has doubled down on its nuclear stance, telling the United Nations it will not be bound by
US secures access to Big Tech AI models for security testing
Microsoft, Google and xAI have agreed to give the US government early access to their latest artificial intelligence models,
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