Greta Thunberg Deported: Inside the Gaza Aid Flotilla Israel Stopped at Sea
Greta Thunberg was among 171 activists deported by Israel after attempting to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza via a civilian flotilla.
Environment, World News
Business, Economy
Gold Price Nears $4,000: What’s Driving the Historic Rally and What It Means for You
Gold is approaching $4,000 per ounce in 2025—the highest level in history—driven by investor fears over political instability, U.S. debt concerns, and a weakening dollar.
Business
How Bari Weiss Went From Media Rebel to CBS News Editor in Chief
Bari Weiss has been named editor in chief of CBS News following Paramount’s acquisition of her media company, The Free Press, in a $150 million deal.
Business, Technology
Verizon Taps PayPal’s Dan Schulman as CEO to Revive Slumping Telecom Giant
Verizon has appointed former PayPal CEO Dan Schulman as its new chief executive to lead a turnaround amid slowing growth and rising competition.
Investigation, U.S. News
Ghislaine Maxwell’s Final Legal Lifeline Denied by Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected Ghislaine Maxwell’s appeal, ending her legal fight to overturn her conviction tied to Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking operation.
Science, World News
Nobel Prizes 2025: Full Schedule, Winners, and What Makes This Year Historic
The Nobel Prizes 2025 have begun, with the Medicine award already announced. Get the full schedule, prize details, and why this year’s Peace Prize field is historic.
Business
Bari Weiss Takes the Helm at CBS News After Paramount Acquires The Free Press
Paramount has acquired The Free Press and named its co-founder Bari Weiss as the new editor in chief of CBS News, signaling a major shift in broadcast journalism.
Business, Technology
OpenAI’s Chip Play: Why Partnering with Both AMD and Nvidia Changes Everything
OpenAI has shocked the tech world by partnering with both AMD and Nvidia, signaling a major shift in its AI infrastructure strategy.
Economy, Politics
France in Crisis: Third Prime Minister Quits in a Year, Sparking Economic Freefall
France’s latest prime minister, Sébastien Lecornu, has resigned after less than a month, plunging the nation into deeper economic uncertainty and triggering a sharp market sell-off.
Politics, U.S. News
Trump vs. The Supreme Court: 3 High-Stakes Cases That Could Redefine Presidential Power
The U.S. Supreme Court’s new term tackles three pivotal cases testing the limits of Trump’s presidential authority—from tariffs to firing Fed officials.