Drivers across the Gulf Coast are feeling the pinch as regional gasoline prices jumped significantly for the second week in a row, now averaging above $3 per gallon and widening the gap compared to last year's costs.
In a tense exchange on CNN's 'State of the Union,' anchor Jake Tapper pressed U.S. Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz on allegations that Russia is providing targeting intelligence to Iran, potentially endangering American troops in the region.
Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) publicly criticizes FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's suggestion to revoke broadcast licenses over news reporting on the Iran conflict, warning against government overreach into media freedom.
In a wide-ranging interview, Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) criticizes the FBI's counterterrorism focus under Director Kash Patel, links domestic attacks to resource gaps, and challenges the strategic rationale and human cost of the ongoing conflict with Iran.
Barclays analyst Manav Patnaik has downgraded ADT Inc. from Equal Weight to Underweight, cutting the price target from $9 to $7. The move follows the home security giant's latest quarterly results, which showed solid cash generation but a cautious outlook for growth.
In a Face the Nation interview, Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) backed the deployment of additional Marines to the Middle East as a "serious" commitment. The former Navy SEAL also defended administration officials' aggressive language toward Iran and downplayed recent Islamophobic comments from some GOP colleagues as "fringe."
As President Trump's unilateral actions—from military strikes to tariff wars—challenge diplomatic norms, analysts warn of a fraying international system. The traditional checks, both at home and abroad, appear increasingly ineffective against a president who openly questions their relevance.
Amid persistent inflation and economic uncertainty, the benchmark for what Americans consider 'financially comfortable' has climbed to nearly $840,000, according to new survey data, highlighting a growing gap between perception and typical household assets.
Iranian Kurdish opposition groups, based in northern Iraq, have prepared an invasion plan and are seeking U.S. military air cover to launch operations into Iran, as regional tensions escalate.
The International Energy Agency announces a coordinated release of over 411 million barrels from emergency stockpiles, aiming to ease supply fears and price volatility stemming from Middle East tensions.
Amidst a flight to safety, investors are turning to resilient consumer staples giants. Coca-Cola and Procter & Gamble, both 'Dividend Kings,' stand out for their defensive qualities and long-term income potential.
A surge in enrollment for California's last-resort FAIR Plan reveals a deepening insurance crisis, with insurers now retreating from urban areas once considered safe. As regulators and lawmakers scramble for solutions, the state becomes a national test case for balancing market stability with climate risk.
Amazon broadens access to its AI-powered health assistant beyond One Medical members, while a tentative pilot union agreement at Air Transport International aims to stabilize a critical part of its logistics network. These moves highlight the tech giant's dual focus on digital health growth and operational reliability.
Pictet Asset Management's recent stake in Elastic and its plans to engage on governance come as the search software firm grapples with slowing growth and a steep share price decline, raising questions about its long-term trajectory and current valuation.
A private conference in Rome, convened by billionaire Peter Thiel to explore the concept of the Antichrist, has drawn pointed criticism from Catholic commentators and institutions, highlighting the growing intersection of tech ideology, theology, and politics.
From its first 2-for-1 split in 1987 to its massive 7-for-1 move in 2014, Apple's strategic stock splits have been a masterclass in democratizing ownership. Without them, a single share would cost over $57,000 today, placing the tech giant firmly out of reach for the average investor.
Investors with a modest sum and a medium-term horizon face a classic dilemma: bet on the transformative potential of a digital asset like XRP or rely on the enduring, industrially-driven value of silver. We break down the supply dynamics, growth catalysts, and inherent risks of each.
In a tense interview with CBS's Margaret Brennan, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi dismissed calls for a ceasefire, accused the U.S. of waging an "illegal war for fun," and addressed the status of Iran's nuclear material and detained Americans. The exchange highlights the deepening crisis in the Gulf.
With markets rattled by geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty, we examine two legacy holdings from the Berkshire Hathaway portfolio that present compelling value for investors with capital to deploy.
Personal finance experts Dave Ramsey, Mark Cuban, and Kevin O'Leary warn that seemingly insignificant daily purchases, from lattes to takeout lunches, can compound into thousands of dollars in annual waste, undermining long-term financial health.
