April’s inflation report reveals the highest annual increase since mid-2023, driven by soaring energy and shelter costs, deepening pressure on consumers and signaling broader economic risks.
Market maker Wintermute warns that Bitcoin’s recent surge above $80,000 stems mainly from derivative-driven short covering, not solid spot demand, signaling potential retracement risks ahead.
Arcadia’s mayor pled guilty to charges of acting as an undisclosed agent for the Chinese government, operating a propaganda website while in office.
Alaska Electric Light & Power plans to raise Juneau’s electricity rates due to rising costs from capital improvements and inflation, with bills expected to increase by up to 20%.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump visits China under strained circumstances, seeking Chinese cooperation on Iran, trade, and Taiwan while lacking diplomatic leverage.
The government has begun distributing more than $35 billion in tariff refunds following a Supreme Court ruling that invalidated Trump’s trade policy.
The U.S. Court of Appeals has temporarily allowed the continuation of Trump-era 10% tariffs under Section 122 while considering the government’s appeal to keep the tariffs in place.
The National Fraternal Order of Police opposes a CLARITY Act provision that could limit law enforcement’s ability to prosecute crypto-related crimes involving software developers.
A rare points deal offers nonstop flights from Los Angeles to Tahiti for as low as 25,000 Capital One miles with a transfer bonus through late May.
Experts analyze the Trump administration’s strategy toward China, focusing on the upcoming summit, U.S.-China tensions, and Taiwan’s political future.