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U.S. markets staged a broad comeback from earlier weakness during President Donald Trump's State of the Union address this year.

In the world of closeout wholesale, reputation travels faster than inventory. Now, as President of The Bazaar, Inc., he steps into leadership at a 66-year-old family-run company whose values closely mirror his own.

The Trump administration has informed lawmakers that it will not provide them with the classified intelligence report that underlies a whistleblower complaint involving Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard.

Larry Summers announced on Wednesday that he will be resigning from his academic and faculty roles at Harvard at the end of the 2025–26 academic year.

FBI Director Kash Patel's four day trip to Italy has reignited criticism of his travel at taxpayer expense.

Shouting by lawmakers during the State of the Union is becoming increasingly common

President Trump's tariff policy is about to get a lot more complicated after this month's ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court nullified the majority of his tariffs.

Nvidia's annual surveys revealed that healthcare and telecom companies are aggressively deploying AI to lower operational costs and ramp up output.

Pete Hegseth gave Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei until Friday to grant the Pentagon unrestricted access to Claude or face losing its defence contract and a government blacklist designation.

Sen. Dick Durbin reveals whistleblower claims that Kash Patel's FBI jet use forced agents to drive overnight to a shooting scene during a winter storm.

Introduced here are the founders of Loosh, who saw an opportunity to bridge the two paths—if AI could be built to reflect the qualities of consciousness itself: distributed, self-improving, ethically aligned, and expressive—then it could move beyond tools and become a real cognitive partner in human evolution with robotics.