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FedEx remains optimistic about maintaining operational resilience during the busy holiday season, with a strong economic contribution and strategic network improvements.

The US Supreme Court temporarily backs Donald Trump's administration in a $4bn SNAP cut, leaving 42 million low-income Americans facing food insecurity.

Companies like Google, Meta, and Microsoft are now turning to debt financing to scale up their AI infrastructures to meet market expectations.

Amazon is cutting nearly 700 corporate jobs in New York City as part of a major restructuring to streamline operations and reduce costs.

Samsung plans to expand Galaxy XR headset control using the Galaxy Ring, hinting at intuitive gesture navigation for a hands-free mixed-reality experience.

Your Facebook and Instagram username may be used for WhatsApp as seen in the latest beta for the messaging app.

Trump's £760M threat to the BBC mirrors past lawsuits against ABC and CBS, revealing a wider campaign to silence the press.

Inflation outpaces wages for middle- and lower-income households since January 2025, pushing more Americans into living paycheck to paycheck, especially among Millennials and Gen X.

The Defense Minister added that "the Bolivarian National Armed Forces are stronger than ever in their unity, moral cohesion, and equipment"

By applying the lessons he has learned from financial technology and AI-driven healthcare, Michael Carbonara strives to build practical, affordable solutions for South Floridians.

Legal realities intensify the moral duty civil trial attorneys carry. We are often the first, and sometimes the only, people who can translate chaos into order. That duty calls us to act as emotional first responders, steady hands in the storm, guided by grace as much as by law.