Bipartisan legislation aims to restore US permanent magnet production through tax incentives, targeting China’s dominant control over critical rare earth materials.
Riot police used tear gas and made arrests, including a former Chief Justice, as protests erupted against redevelopment plans within Nairobi National Park, sparking a debate over conservation and public land use.
Increasing expectations of interest rate hikes weigh on Bitcoin and gold, revealing how tightening monetary policy expectations suppress traditional and alternative safe havens alike.
Japan’s largest LNG buyer signs a two-decade contract with Malaysia’s Petronas to strengthen supply amid growing international energy risks and rising domestic demand.
The European Union proposes its 21st sanctions package, focusing on nearly 90 Russian banks, crypto platforms, and oil traders to tighten the financial chokehold on Moscow’s war economy.
Videos suggest homeless people in Los Angeles are exploited for votes, prompting calls for the DOJ to safeguard electoral integrity and protect vulnerable voters.
China’s exports jumped sharply in May, led by robust demand for AI-related chips and cars, though signs of manufacturing strain suggest uneven economic momentum ahead.
SailPoint’s stock declined sharply after reporting better-than-expected quarterly results and raising its full-year guidance, as investors reacted to more cautious growth projections.
Veteran US military leaders highlight Ukraine’s recent territorial gains and advanced drone strikes as signs it currently holds the tactical upper hand against Russia.
Avista confirmed its major electricity contract with a “large load customer” is for a data center expected to consume hundreds of megawatts by 2032.