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Red Lobster’s comeback plan includes more closures, CEO reveals

Taking the helm in September 2024, Red Lobster CEO Damola Adamolekun helped claw the seafood chain out of bankruptcy

The Independent UK

Trump has ‘private’ dinner with Rupert Murdoch at the White House amid Epstein lawsuit: report

The pair reportedly sat down together at the White House despite a legal back and forth that has been going on for over six months

The Independent UK

EPA's "endangerment finding" rescission looms

It's the Trump administration's most direct effort yet to rip out climate regulations root and branch — and make it harder for a successor to impose new ones.

Axios

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‘We inherited a very damaged brand’: Red Lobster CEO says the seafood chain could kill more locations and menu items to stay afloat

Damola Adamolekun believes Red Lobster can have the “greatest comeback in the history of the restaurant industry.”

Fortune

Kathryn Ruemmler, Goldman Sachs’s top lawyer, was one of Epstein’s first calls after his 2019 arrest: ‘This is really bad’

Kathryn Ruemmler, a criminal defense attorney at the time, was one of three calls Epstein placed after he was arrested at Teterboro Airport

The Independent UK

Airbnb's Brian Chesky says CEOs don't have to be 'miserable'—that's why he got rid of emails and banned meetings before 10 a.m.

"Don’t apologize for how you want to run your company," the $74 billion short-term rental boss stressed.

Fortune

AI infrastructure surge begins squeezing Apple’s component costs — company considering supplier other than TSMC for lower-end chips, report claims

Apple is beginning to feel the downstream effects of the AI infrastructure boom, as surging demand for data center hardware pushes up component costs and weakens its leverage.

Tom’s Hardware

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Complaint against Tulsi Gabbard could do ‘grave damage to national security’: Report

The whistleblower’s allegations are so highly classified that documents are being kept locked in a safe and the complaint still hasn’t been shared with Congress

The Independent UK

As AI automates roles and companies pull back hiring, Americans hit rock-bottom confidence in landing a job—and baby boomers fear they’re locked out

Americans without college degrees, those earning less than $100,000, and baby boomers over the age of 60 are the least optimistic about their job prospects.

Fortune

Rupert Murdoch sends unsubtle message to Trump to stop the madness in Minneapolis

ANALYSIS: The conservative mogul used his vast media empire to convince the president to change the narrative and soften the optics of the administration's brutal immigration crackdown in Minneapolis after the shooting of yet another US citizen, Justin Baragona writes.

The Independent UK

Kristi Noem called ‘sicko fan’ by DHS officials after Minnesota nurse killed by federal agents; Trump distances himself

Even Donald Trump has refused to back Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s claim that the fatal shooting of nurse Alex Pretti in Minnesota was justified.

The Times of India

Xi Jinping’s 'Sacred Games': Why China’s leader keeps purging PLA generals

“Sab marr jaayenge, sirf Trivedi bachega.”

The Times of India

Trump has granted clemency to several high-profile white-collar fraudsters. Could Elizabeth Holmes be next?

The disgraced Theranos founder has filed a request to commute the six years remaining on her sentence.

Fortune

Trump aiming for regime change in Cuba by end of year after Venezuela raid: report

Administration reportedly seeking government insiders able to ‘see the writing on the wall’ and prepared to strike a deal to remove Havana’s Communist rulers

The Independent UK

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TechRadar

'It really is the craziest time ever': data centers to grab 70% of all high-end memory chips in 2026 as AI boom leaves consumers in the cold

RAM has already skyrocketed in price, but with no respite in sight, the worry is that it'll be moon-rocketing by the time this year is out.

Windows Central

AI-driven RAM shortages threaten more than just the PC market — datacenters expected to consume 70% of global memory in 2026

A recent Wall Street Journal report details how there's no end in sight for the ongoing DRAM shortage, which will affect a lot more than just the PC market.

Tom’s Hardware

Data centers will consume 70 percent of memory chips made in 2026 - supply shortfall will cause the chip shortage to spread to other segments

Memory chip shortage set to spread well beyond the confines of datacenters and computers

Tom’s Hardware

Amazon buys first American-mined copper in a decade — Arizona mine to fuel AWS AI data centers in seismic two-year deal

Amazon has struck a two-year deal to receive copper from an Arizona mine, for use in its AWS data centers in the U.S.

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Newslaundry

Bodies, blackouts, bombastic headlines: How the West is covering Iran

Major Western media publications, including The New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, CNN, BBC and The Guardian, among others, have maintained a sharp focus on the Iranian government’s violent crackdown on protestors.

Euronews

Europe Today: Trump to weigh Iran 'options' tomorrow, EU jolted in shifting world order

In this newsletter: former French PM Dominique De Villepin reacts to Iran protests; European NATO allies mull response to Trump's Greenland threats; the EU-Mercosur trade deal risks deepening political turmoil in France.

Reason

New in WSJ: "Ed Feulner, Ed Meese and the Heritage Foundation's Exodus"

"The leaders of the conservative think tank have abandoned its founding principles."

The Independent UK

Dr. Drew fawns over Trump’s health and blames media for saying president had MRI

Donald Trump has insisted that ‘genetics’ allows him to maintain his fast-food-based diet and his frequent use of aspirin

Axios

5 takeaways from Trump's defiant WSJ interview on his health

Trump told the WSJ he had a CT scan during a recent medical exam and not an MRI scan, as he previously claimed.

International Business Times UK

Trump Reveals Cause of Mystery Bruises and Slams Relentless Speculation

In an exclusive interview with The Wall Street Journal, President Donald Trump explained that high-dose daily aspirin use, far above medical recommendations, has caused the visible hand bruising that has driven months of speculation about his health.

The Independent UK

New report digs in on details of the incident that reportedly caused Trump to ban Epstein from Mar-a-Lago

Employees of Donald Trump’s Florida club were sent to make house calls on Jeffrey Epstein until a young beautician complained about him making sexual advances towards her, report alleges

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