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Authorities asked for help in the manhunt for Charlie Kirk's killer. A father's intuition led to an arrest CNNCharlie Kirk's suspected killer arrested after confessing to father BBCFamily turns in suspect in Charlie Kirk assassination, ‘almost unheard of': behavior specialist Fox NewsHasan Piker on Charlie Kirk The New York Times
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California's $23 Billion Plan to Restore Federal Cuts to Scientific Research The New York Times
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President Donald Trump said Saturday he believes the Russia-Ukraine war would end if all NATO countries stopped buying oil from Russia and placed tariffs on China of 50% to 100% for its purchases of Russian petroleum.
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US electric grids under pressure from energy-hungry data centers are changing strategy AP NewsBlaming data centers for PJM supply challenges misses the bigger picture Utility DiveNew data centers could strain the grid — and your wallet WRAL.comData centers will pay higher rate for electricity, state commission decides Spotlight Delaware
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‘Kissing bug' disease should be treated as endemic in US, scientists say The GuardianChagas disease: 'Kissing bug' spreads in the US dw.comDeadly Kissing Bug Disease Is on The Rise Across The US, CDC Warns ScienceAlertChagas disease, or deadly "kissing bug" disease, has spread in the U.S. Here's what to know. CBS News
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Trump and Witkoff dine with Qatari PM in NY, days after Israeli strike on Hamas in Doha The Times of IsraelExclusive | How Israel Used Ballistic Missiles From the Red Sea to Carry Out Its Audacious Qatar Attack The Wall Street JournalIsraeli intelligence agency balked at Netanyahu's strike in Qatar The Washington PostInside Israel's operation to kill Hamas leaders in Qatar CNN
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Scott Glabe sold the last of his vested shares for $500,000 on Wednesday but still holds rights to more than 300,000 restricted stock units.
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Employee health costs are likely to surpass $5,000 next year as companies see their biggest cost increases in at least five years, according to projections from Aon.
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When you're over 50 and suddenly unemployed, priorities will switch to paying bills over saving for retirement. Here are ways to manage.
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Aaron Judge hits his 362nd career homer, passing Joe DiMaggio for 4th in New York Yankees history AP News'Special': Judge slugs 362nd HR to pass DiMaggio ESPNJudge passes DiMaggio on Yanks' HR list in statement win at Fenway MLB.comAaron Judge makes more homer history to lead Yankees in lopsided win over Tigers New York Post
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Trump news at a glance: president urges death penalty in Charlie Kirk killing, as widow says: ‘we'll never surrender' The GuardianView Full Coverage on Google News
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The company raised $425 million in its Nasdaq debut by selling around 15.2 million shares.
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Either stocks or bonds are right, but not both, argues Gavekal strategist Will Denyer.
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Elon Musk's xAI lays off hundreds of workers tasked with training Grok Business InsiderView Full Coverage on Google News
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Stock Market Today: Nasdaq Closes At Record High; Palantir Marks Strong Week; Gemini Debuts Investor's Business DailyNasdaq closes at record high, S&P 500 notches winning week as Fed decision looms CNBCNasdaq notches record high close, traders look to Fed meeting ReutersStock market today: Dow tops 46,000, S&P 500 and Nasdaq notch records as CPI, jobs data clears way for Fed cut Yahoo Finance
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Finance ministers discuss Washington's proposal aimed at pushing Moscow to agree Ukraine peace deal
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Lendbuzz is aiming to go public amid a wave of fellow fintech companies.
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The cryptocurrency exchange founded by billionaires Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss saw its stock jump more than 20% in a strong public debut.
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Video games are not just for young men in basements. They appeal to all ages and sorts of people — and businesses are starting to see them as a way to reach consumers.
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Nasdaq closes at record high, S&P 500 notches winning week as Fed decision looms CNBCStock market today: S&P 500, Nasdaq head for records with Fed rate cut seen as done deal Yahoo FinanceU.S. Markets Ended Friday Mixed As IonQ Led, Arista Networks Lagged Barron'sStock Market Today: Dow Slips on Weakening Consumer Sentiment Data; Gemini in Focus — Live Updates The Wall Street Journal
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Also: The scorching IPO market, an IRA problem you wish you had, and your residential real-estate questions answered
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SM Entertainment stock bump after aespa's 'Rich Man' and NCT WISH's 'Color' hits one million in album sales with new releases from EXO, Hearts2Hearts, Suho, KAI and more.
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Paramount denounces film industry pledge to boycott Israel: ‘Doesn't advance peace' The Times of Israel‘We do not agree': Paramount criticizes Israeli film industry boycott The GuardianParamount criticizes pledge by entertainers to boycott Israeli film institutions ReutersHollywood Actors and Directors Pledge to Boycott Israeli Film Institutions The New York Times
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Evergreen High School Shooter's Online Activity Reveals Fascination with Mass Shootings, White Supremacy Anti-Defamation LeagueDenver-area high school shooting suspect was ‘radicalized,' officials say CNNStudent Who Shot 2 Others at Colorado School Was ‘Radicalized,' Officials Say The New York TimesPolice say ‘extremist network' may have influenced Colorado high school shooter MSNBC News
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New Nintendo Direct kicks off the Super Mario Bros. 40th Anniversary and brings slate of new announcements NintendoView Full Coverage on Google News
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Workers are getting fired, placed on leave over Charlie Kirk posts The Washington PostView Full Coverage on Google News
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Clippers' Steve Ballmer made another $10M investment in company that allegedly gave Kawhi Leonard no-show deal New York PostReport links Kawhi's late pay to Clippers partner ESPNClippers owner Steve Ballmer invested additional $10M in company sponsoring Kawhi Leonard The New York TimesBSJ Exclusive: Kawhi Leonard endorsement deal that triggered NBA investigation was actually worth $48 million Boston Sports Journal
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What's costing you more lately, and how is it affecting you? NPR wants to hear NPRCost of Living is Now the Top Concern for Americans Visual CapitalistU.S. inflation worsened last month as the cost of gas, food and airfares jumped MSNWhat are Americans doing to combat rising cost of living? Black Hills Pioneer
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Shares of companies that make COVID-19 vaccines sank Friday, after a report raised fears that Trump administration health officials will blame the vaccines for some child deaths.
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Taylor Swift Has Not Agreed to Be Deposed in Blake Lively-Justin Baldoni Lawsuit, Her Lawyer Says (UPDATED) BillboardTaylor Swift denies agreeing to be deposed in Lively-Baldoni case BBCNo Taylor Swift Deposition For Justin Baldoni, Judge Rules, Ending Day Of Legal Drama For ‘Love Story' Singer DeadlineBlake Lively withdraws Perez Hilton subpoena in Justin Baldoni lawsuit yahoo.com
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California lawmakers pass SB 79, housing bill that brings dense housing to transit hubs Los Angeles TimesHistoric Housing Legislation Passes in California. SB 79 Culminates Eight-Year Fight to Legalize Homes Near Transit. California YIMBYSB 79 Passes Assembly, Still Needs Senate "Concurrence" Before the Governor's Desk Streetsblog CaliforniaBreakthrough on California housing could put taller buildings in single-family neighborhoods CalMatters
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Being a people pleaser can take a toll not just mentally but also financially, especially if it becomes a habit. Sometimes it stems from a trauma response called "fawning."
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Some 154 million people in the United States get health care through their employer — and for many, their costs are about to go way up.
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In today's economy the odds that employees' skills will need to be updated have increased says management professor Peter Cappelli. The question then becomes is your employer going to reinvest in you through retraining or lay you off and hire someone new? As director of the school's Center for Human Resources Cappelli wanted to know why a few companies have remained committed to retraining even as the ethos of American business has changed. The answer as Cappelli explains in a new research paper has a lot to do with what is termed "social capital."
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