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Hot US Employment Data Takes July Fed Rate Cut Off the Table
Expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut this month have been upended by the surge in US job growth in June 2025, causing shockwaves through financial and crypto markets as policymakers reevaluate their stance.
Sikh Man Performing Gatka Shot Dead by LAPD in Downtown LA
Gurpreet Singh, a Sikh man performing gatka, was fatally shot by LAPD in downtown LA. The incident is under investigation after footage showed him wielding a machete and ignoring police commands.
What makes manganese diboride 150% better than aluminum fuel?
University at Albany chemists develop manganese diboride rocket fuel with 150% more energy density than aluminum, promising lighter, more efficient spacecraft.
Scientists unveil light crystals that could revolutionize data tech
International researchers create spacetime crystals of knotted light beams, opening new possibilities in photonic data processing and communications.
How did the U.S. secure a nearly 10% stake in Intel?
The U.S. government converted $5.7 billion of CHIPS Act grants into a 9.9% equity stake in Intel as part of an $8.9 billion historic deal, reinforcing domestic chip production.
US Faces National Security Emergency as Chinese Hackers Breach 200 Firms
The Chinese state-sponsored hacking campaign Salt Typhoon compromises over 200 US companies, exposing critical infrastructure vulnerabilities in a sweeping espionage operation.
Centene’s 40% Collapse Raises Uncertainty for Managed Care Organizations
After withdrawing its 2025 guidance, Centene's abrupt 40% stock plunge shook the managed care sector, prompting urgent questions about risk models, Medicaid cost pressures, and the overall stability of government-backed health insurers.
Apple’s Supply Chain Diversification Faces Setback as Foxconn Engineers Exit India
Apple’s push to shift iPhone production from China to India has hit turbulence as Foxconn recalls over 300 Chinese engineers, threatening efficiency, deadlines, and the broader ‘Make in India’ strategy amid intensifying global tech rivalries.
Is Google’s Use of Idle Android Data a Threat to Consumer Privacy?
A California jury’s $314.6 million verdict against Google has reignited debate over the tech giant’s data practices, raising urgent questions about privacy, consent, and the hidden costs of passive data collection on Android devices.
New research unites RNA world and thioester theories on life’s origin
University College London scientists reveal how RNA and sulfur compounds collaborated to form life’s first peptides.
80,000-year-old stones in Uzbekistan may be world’s oldest arrowheads
Newly discovered small stone points in Uzbekistan could be the oldest arrowheads, challenging current views on early hunting technologies.
Could glucose be the secret weapon in next-gen cancer therapies?
Cutting-edge research reveals glucose's crucial role in enhancing T cells' cancer-fighting ability.
New solar flare images deepen understanding of Sun’s magnetic structure
The groundbreaking images from the Inouye Solar Telescope capture the smallest solar flare loops, unlocking new insights into solar magnetic activity.
Apple and Jio collaborate to bring WhatsApp-like RCS messaging to India
Reliance Jio partners with Apple to enable Rich Communication Services on iPhones, revolutionizing messaging features across India.
How did DeepMind AI outsmart hurricane forecasters on Erin?
Google DeepMind’s Weather Lab AI outperformed traditional models, delivering superior Hurricane Erin forecasts during the 2025 Atlantic storm season.
Superhuman’s $825 Million Exit Propels Grammarly’s Ambitions in Collaborative AI Tools
Grammarly’s acquisition of Superhuman accelerates its evolution into a comprehensive AI-powered productivity platform, integrating advanced email tools and expanding its reach beyond grammar checking.
NASA Juno advances understanding of Jupiter’s intense magnetic environment
Juno’s extended mission reveals unprecedented insights into Jupiter’s magnetic field, atmosphere, storms, and moons before its 2025 mission end.
Malaysia enters AI chip race with domestically designed MARS1000 processor
Malaysia unveils the MARS1000, its first edge AI chip, marking a leap in its semiconductor ambitions and entry into the global AI chip market.
High Interest Rates and Project Impairments Hit PIF’s Bottom Line
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund saw net profit plunge 60% in 2024 as high interest rates, inflation, and project impairments weighed heavily on the sovereign wealth fund’s earnings, despite continued asset growth.
Israel Hits Gaza Hospital, 20 Dead Including Journalists
Israeli strikes hit Nasser Hospital in Gaza, killing at least 20 people, including journalists. An inquiry has been ordered amid global outcry.
Panic and Police Swarm University of Arkansas After Shooter Alert
An active shooter was reported near Mullins Library at University of Arkansas, triggering a massive police response and campus lockdown.
Will 24/7 Trading and DeFi Integration Attract a New Wave of Investors to Tokenized Equities
Tokenized equities now offer 24/7 trading and seamless DeFi integration on major platforms. Could this breakthrough draw a surge of new investors to the intersection of traditional and decentralized finance?
Will JPMorgan’s $80 Price Target for Circle Prove Accurate by Late 2026?
JPMorgan’s underweight call and $80 price target for Circle by late 2026 have stirred debate. Analysts warn of intensifying competition and regulatory risks, but does this forecast hold water?
Can Zohran Mamdani’s Warning About Billionaire Influence Spark a Democratic Revival in New York?
Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral campaign spotlights the growing influence of billionaires and authoritarian leaders in New York politics. Can his urgent call for grassroots democracy ignite a citywide revival and reshape the future of urban governance?
Can Venice Balance Luxury Tourism and Local Concerns Amid Bezos’s $50 Million Wedding
Venice faces a critical test balancing the economic boon from Jeff Bezos’s $50 million wedding against rising local protests and overtourism concerns. This article explores the city’s challenge in managing luxury tourism while preserving its cultural fabric.
