New York City Pays $117M For Police Misconduct
New York City spent more than $117 million last year to settle police misconduct cases, a sum tied to incidents from the 2020 protest response and wrongful convictions dating back…
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Global Funds Seek $474B for AI Infrastructure
Investment managers are seeking $474 billion worldwide, steering capital toward AI data centers, secondaries liquidity, and energy mandates. The push signals a rapid reshaping of private markets as firms pursue…
Austin Entertainment District Shooting Leaves Two Dead
Two people are dead and 14 others are injured after a shooter opened fire in Austin’s busy entertainment district, according to officials. The attack shook the heart of the Texas…
Reports Say Military Laser Downs CBP Drone
A U.S. military laser weapon reportedly disabled a drone operated by Customs and Border Protection, raising urgent questions about interagency coordination and the safety of directed-energy testing near active operations.…
Teacher Says Warnings About Gun Ignored
Abby Zwerner has accused a former assistant of brushing aside repeated warnings that a first-grader brought a gun to school, raising fresh questions about campus safety and accountability. The allegation…
Pre-Dawn Lines at Al-Aqsa Mosque
Before sunrise, an Associated Press photographer documented Palestinians lining up to enter Al-Aqsa Mosque during Ramadan, revealing a quiet, tense routine that starts in darkness and ends in prayer. In…
Indian Markets Face 2026 Turbulence
India’s markets opened 2026 on unstable footing as equity gains faded, the IT sector wrestled with AI shocks, tariff risks muddied trade, and precious metals zigzagged. Investors and fund managers…
US Growth Slows As Spending Holds Firm
The U.S. economy expanded 2.2% in 2025, easing from 2.4% a year earlier as steady consumer spending and business investment kept growth on track. The latest figures point to a…
Advisors Gain Standardized Private Markets Data
A new data integration is giving financial advisors a single, standardized view of private equity, private credit, and real assets performance, answering rising client demand for private markets exposure. The…
Tourette’s Outburst Disrupts London Awards
A London awards ceremony was jolted when Tourette’s campaigner John Davidson shouted during a live presentation by Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo. The moment came as the actors, both…
Cold Snap Spurs Safe Heating Guidance
A sharp drop in UK temperatures is pushing a simple, urgent question into homes nationwide: how to stay warm without risking health or breaking the bank. Forecasters expect several days…
Federal Site Uses Grok, Sparks Nutrition Dispute
A government website is using an AI chatbot linked to Elon Musk to answer nutrition questions, and some of the answers clash with the government’s own advice. The site, Realfood.gov,…
U.S. Approves Record $27 Billion Utility Loan
Federal energy officials announced a record $27 billion federal loan for Georgia Power and Alabama Power to expand electricity supply, signaling a major bet on grid growth in the Southeast.…
House Bill Seeks To Halt DHS Restraint Use
A House Democrat moved this week to block the Department of Homeland Security from using a full-body restraint known as the WRAP, thrusting detention practices into the national spotlight. The…
Nick Reiner Pleads Not Guilty In Parents’ Killings
In a brief court appearance, Nick Reiner pleaded not guilty to murder charges in the deaths of his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner, a case that prosecutors say could carry…
Code.org Names Karim Meghji CEO
Code.org has appointed Karim Meghji as its new chief executive and president, signaling a leadership change at the Seattle nonprofit known for expanding computer science education. The move places Meghji…
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