Medical Debt May Return to Your Credit Report
The Trump administration is pushing to reinstate medical debt on credit reports, reversing Biden-era protections and challenging state laws.
Business, U.S. News
Business
Business, Environment
Exxon & Chevron Profits Drop—But They’re Still Pumping Oil
Despite declining profits, Exxon and Chevron are increasing oil production, betting that current prices still support strong cash flow.
Business, Environment
Can Trump Revive Navajo Coal Jobs?
Once the economic backbone of the Navajo Nation, coal is vanishing—sparking debate over Trump’s promise to bring it back.
Business, Technology
Nvidia, Samsung & Hyundai Seal Deal Over Korean Fried Chicken
In a viral-worthy moment, the CEOs of Nvidia, Samsung, and Hyundai finalized a groundbreaking AI mobility partnership over a casual fried chicken dinner in Seoul.
Business, Technology
YouTube TV Drops Disney & ESPN in Shocking Blackout
YouTube TV subscribers lost access to Disney-owned channels including ESPN and ABC after a fee dispute led to a sudden blackout.
Business, Technology
Amazon Profit Soars 38% on AI-Powered Growth
Amazon reported a 38% year-over-year profit surge in Q3 2025, driven by booming cloud sales and AI-powered efficiencies across its e-commerce and logistics operations.
Business, Investigation
JPMorgan Exposed: $1B Epstein Transfers Linked to Wall Street Elite
Newly unsealed documents reveal JPMorgan reported over $1 billion in suspicious Epstein-related transactions involving major Wall Street names.
Business, Technology
Apple Smashes Records: iPhone 17 Drives $102.5B Quarter
Apple has reported its most profitable quarter ever, with $102.5 billion in revenue and a massive 86% increase in net profit, primarily driven by record-breaking iPhone 17 sales.
Business, Entertainment
Puck Buys Air Mail: Graydon Carter Exits in Elite Newsletter Merger
Puck has acquired elite newsletter Air Mail in a $16 million deal, prompting founder Graydon Carter to step down. The merger unites two distinct but complementary voices in high-end digital media.
Business, Education
Trump-Era Rule Threatens Public Service Loan Forgiveness
A Trump administration rule could block public servants from student loan forgiveness if their employer is accused of ‘illegal activities’—raising alarms among borrowers and advocates.