EXCLUSIVE: Doors Beat Dollars: Why GOP’s ‘Safe’ Seats Aren’t Safe Anymore
The 2026 midterms are still months away, but the
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Wyoming
Towing A Boat In Wyoming At 104 MPH Isn’t Guaranteed
A driver caught towing a boat on Interstate 25 near Wheatland at 104 mph received a $180 ticket but no jail time. While some observers questioned why such reckless behavior didn’t trigger an arrest, the
ECONOMY
Amazon Might Start Selling Its Own AI Chips – and That Changes the Game
With input from Business Insider, the Register, Market Watch. Amazon has spent years renting out computing power. Now
Baby Formula in the US Gets a Clean Bill of Health – With a Few Caveats
AP, CBS News, the New York Times, and HHS contributed to this report. Parents have one less thing
Rates Frozen as Energy Shock Ripples Through Europe
The Financial Times, the Guardian, CNBC, and Reuters contributed to this report. The Bank of England is standing still. Interest
Lawsuits Hit OpenAI After Deadly School Shooting Raises Questions About ChatGPT’s Role
CNN, the Guardian, BBC, and NPR contributed to this report. Seven families affected by a devastating school shooting in Canada
Shutdown Over: Trump Signs DHS Funding Bill as ICE and CBP Get Left Out
President Donald Trump has signed into law a bill that resumes funding for the Department of Homeland Security, ending
Eli Lilly Smashes Forecasts again as Zepbound and Mounjaro Drive another Surge, Lifts Full-year Outlook
CNBC, Eli Lilly, Market Watch, Bloomberg, Reuters, and Investor’s Business Daily contributed to this report. Eli Lilly came out swinging
Powell Isn’t Going Anywhere – Stays on Fed Board Despite Trump Pressure
Axios, CNN, CNBC, and the Washington Post contributed to this report. Jerome Powell is stepping down as Federal Reserve chair
Big Tech Is Pouring Billions Into AI – Now Investors Want Proof It’s Worth It
With input from Axios, Bloomberg, Business Insider, CNBC, and the Wall Street Journal. The AI gold rush is getting expensive.
$4.30 a Gallon: How the US-Iran War Is Hitting American Drivers Right in the Wallet
The average price of a gallon of gasoline in the United States has just crossed $4.30, according to the
Tech Dragged Nasdaq Lower as Earnings Roll In, but S&P 500 Still on Track for Huge
The Wall Street Journal, Investor’s Business Daily, Reuters, Bloomberg, and CNBC contributed to this report. Wall Street ended Thursday in
POLITICS
Court Rules 2nd Amendment Covers Firearms Parts, Good News for Those Who Build Guns
A federal appeals court has ruled that firearms parts without serial numbers can be protected under the
Wyoming AG Says Gray Doesn’t Have To Reveal Advice On Giving Voter Info To Feds
The Wyoming Attorney General’s Office has rejected a demand that Secretary of State Chuck Gray release the
Angry Cheyenne Residents Speak Out Against Annexation And Proposed Data Center
Dozens of angry Cheyenne residents packed a city council meeting Monday night to oppose a proposed 1,200-acre annexation that
Baby Formula in the US Gets a Clean Bill of Health – With a Few Caveats
AP, CBS News, the New York Times, and HHS contributed to this report. Parents have one less thing to panic
Lawsuits Hit OpenAI After Deadly School Shooting Raises Questions About ChatGPT’s Role
CNN, the Guardian, BBC, and NPR contributed to this report. Seven families affected by a devastating school shooting in Canada
Shutdown Over: Trump Signs DHS Funding Bill as ICE and CBP Get Left Out
President Donald Trump has signed into law a bill that resumes funding for the Department of Homeland Security, ending
Trump Says ‘I’m OK’ With Iran Playing in the US World Cup Even as War Rages
President Donald Trump told reporters on Thursday that he has no problem with Iran showing up to play football
Powell Isn’t Going Anywhere – Stays on Fed Board Despite Trump Pressure
Axios, CNN, CNBC, and the Washington Post contributed to this report. Jerome Powell is stepping down as Federal Reserve chair
Hegseth and Caine Get Grilled Again on Iran War Costs and War Powers
For the second day in a row, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of
Million-Dollar Listings: How Data Centers Are Fueling Cheyenne’s Luxury Real Estate Surge
For decades, “luxury real estate” in Wyoming meant one place: Jackson Hole. But a striking shift is underway. Cheyenne,
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