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Nvidia Commits Billions to AI Infrastructure, Chips, and Strategic Partnerships
Nvidia is investing heavily in AI data centers, chip partnerships, and major acquisitions, aiming to secure its dominance as competition intensifies and demand for AI computing power reaches historic highs.
78 sources · over 18 days
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll Resigns After Prolonged Tensions With Defense Chief
Dan Driscoll's resignation as US Army Secretary, following months of clashes with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and a series of senior Pentagon departures, leaves the Army leadership in flux during ongoing military conflicts.
41 sources · over 3 days
Trump Orders Lake Ontario Renamed 'Lake America', Sparking US-Canada Dispute
President Trump's executive order to rename Lake Ontario as 'Lake America' has triggered backlash in Canada, divided American opinion, and forced major tech companies to update their map services for US users.
88 sources · over 9 days
US Secures 100-Year Control of Key Venezuelan Oil Fields in Historic Deal
A sweeping agreement gives the United States direct control over a fifth of Venezuela's oil reserves, reshaping global energy politics and triggering debate over its impact on prices and Venezuelan sovereignty.
87 sources · over 15 days
Federal Court Rules States Can Regulate Kalshi's Prediction Markets as Gambling
A recent ruling by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals allows states to treat Kalshi's sports prediction markets as gambling, sparking legal battles and raising questions about the industry's national future.
22 sources · over 17 days
John Ternus Takes Over as Apple CEO After Tim Cook's 15-Year Run
Apple has appointed John Ternus as its new CEO, marking the company's first leadership change in 15 years and raising major questions about its direction in AI, hardware, and future innovation.
62 sources · over 5 days
US House Passes Stopgap Funding Bill, Averts Shutdown Before Midterms
With the threat of a government shutdown looming, the US House approved a short-term funding bill that keeps federal agencies running through December 11, sidestepping political turmoil ahead of the midterm elections.
13 sources · over 3 days
Google Launches AI-Powered Google Pics to Rival Canva and Adobe
Google has unveiled Google Pics, an AI-driven image editor built into Workspace, aiming to challenge established design tools by letting subscribers easily generate and edit visuals for business and personal use.
9 sources · over 2 days
US Expands Iran Sanctions, Pressures G20 as China Pushes Back
The US is pushing for tougher global economic isolation of Iran at the G20, escalating tensions with both China and Europe as new sanctions target Chinese-linked entities and spark sharp warnings from Beijing.
55 sources · over 11 days
NASA Launches Nancy Grace Roman Telescope to Unravel Dark Universe
NASA successfully launched the $4.3 billion Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope on August 30, 2026, with the goal of exploring dark energy, dark matter, and distant planets, promising major advances in cosmic research.
80 sources · over 16 days
Ed Markey Defeats Seth Moulton in Contentious Massachusetts Senate Primary
Senator Ed Markey, 80, secured a decisive victory over Representative Seth Moulton in the Massachusetts Democratic Senate primary, highlighting the party's ongoing debate over age, ideology, and the direction of its leadership.
14 sources · over 4 days
FTC and 22 States Sue Amazon for Alleged $20 Billion Ad Price Manipulation
Federal regulators and 22 states have accused Amazon of secretly inflating advertising prices, a move that could affect millions of advertisers and reshape the rules for digital ad auctions on major platforms.
32 sources · over 2 days