Government Unfreezes $250 Million, Ends Investigation
The government will release $250 million in previously frozen funds and close an inquiry into an Ivy League university’s handling of alleged antisemitic harassment on campus. The agreement marks a…
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Stocks Rebound As Growth Strategy Letter Lands
U.S. stocks snapped back in the second quarter of 2025 after a shaky start, as the S&P 500 Index climbed 10.94%, according to a new investor letter from Aristotle Atlantic…
Laura Woods Says Virus Caused Fainting
British television host Laura Woods said she fainted because of a “virus,” adding that she is “ok” after the scare. The presenter shared the update publicly following the incident, offering…
Fraudsters Exploit Credit Enhancement Pitch
Scammers are reviving a simple pitch to steal card credentials, telling customers they can boost credit limits or scores in minutes if they share details. The scheme, circulating through calls…
Masked Intruder Targets Virginia Liquor Store
A masked intruder slipped into a liquor store in Ashland, Virginia, early Saturday and headed straight for the whiskey shelf, authorities said. The store was closed at the time. The…
Sherwin-Williams Cuts Outlook Amid Weak Demand
Sherwin-Williams lowered its full-year adjusted profit forecast after missing second-quarter expectations, citing weaker-than-expected demand through June. Shares fell more than 4% in premarket trading on Tuesday as the company cautioned…
Kevin Hassett Sparks Backlash Over Savings
Kevin Hassett, a former White House economic adviser, faced a wave of criticism after a Fox News appearance where he touted household savings. The segment drew instant reactions online, with…
Hugh Jackman Steps Out With Sutton Foster
Hugh Jackman drew fresh spotlight at the Dec. 1 Gotham Awards, arriving with Sutton Foster in a public appearance that stoked interest in their offstage bond and onstage history. The…
AP Copyright Notice Sparks Usage Debate
A brief warning from The Associated Press is once again stirring debate over who can reuse news stories and how. The notice, dated 2020, reminds readers that AP content cannot…
Panels App Shuts Down December 31, Wallpapers Remain
Panels, a popular wallpaper app, will go dark on December 31. The company says users will keep their downloaded images even after the shutdown. The move affects current customers worldwide,…
Broadcasters Weigh Israel’s Eurovision Future
Europe’s public broadcasters are poised to decide whether Israel should be removed from the Eurovision Song Contest, a move some insiders say could shake the event to its core. The…
Travel Tuesday Deals Surge After Thanksgiving
On the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving, airlines and hotels roll out limited-time deals that can shave real money off trips. The annual push, widely nicknamed Travel Tuesday, has become a…
Ramaphosa Rebukes Trump Over G20 Threat
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa pushed back on Sunday against U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat to bar Pretoria from the 2026 G20 summit, calling the remarks “baseless” and stressing that…
Grassroots Projects Gain Local Momentum
Across towns and cities, neighborhood groups say more people are showing up, chipping in, and sticking around. Organizers report rising interest in local, grassroots projects designed to meet everyday needs,…
Credit Agency Promises Fuller Borrower Profiles
In a move that could reshape how loans are priced and approved, a credit ratings agency announced a change designed to give lenders a more complete view of how people…
Stadiums Chase Fans With Invite-Only Rooms
Sports venues are rolling out invite-only rooms that promise privacy, comfort, and fast access to the action. The concept is simple: give guests a quiet escape without missing a play.…
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