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The departure of Admiral Alvin Holsey, head of U.S. Southern Command, has stunned lawmakers and military experts

WSJ claims Trump's Ukraine 'peace' deal was a Kremlin scheme for rare-earth profits, sparking fears it undermines Western alliances. Critics like Garry Kasparov warn: 'It's always money.'

Two National Guard members were shot in the attack

Walmart Inc. (NYSE:WMT) is quietly testing ads inside its new artificial intelligence shopping agent, Sparky — signaling a future where chatbot-powered recommendations become a major money-maker for online retail.

A federal jury has convicted Ruthia He, the founder of the telehealth startup Done Global, for orchestrating a scheme that transformed the company into an unrestricted source for Adderall prescriptions. Prosecutors argued that this case highlighted serious abuses in online mental health care, as reported by the Wall Street Journal.

Hollywood’s latest money move? A Labubu movie. Sony’s reportedly picked up rights to the viral plush toy so expect those gremlins on screens.

A hop, a skip, and a jump across the ocean.

The BBC will have to defend themselves against the US president in court next year

Apple TV’s movie strategy could be evolving, if its new logo is anything to go by.

Ford announced the electric F-150 Lightning at an optimistic moment in the EV era. The company—and many others—expected hockey-stick like growth for all of their upcoming electric products. Ford at one point planned to sell up to 150,000 Lightnings annually. But last year, the company sold just 33,000 of the…

Billie Eilish urged billionaires to 'give your money away' at the WSJ Innovator Awards on 29/10/2025 — but anger over high ticket prices for her 'Hit Me Hard And Soft' tour (standing places from about £145) has left fans accusing her of contradiction.