A House hearing exposed disturbing text messages in which a Customs and Border Protection agent boasted about shooting a Chicago woman, fueling scrutiny of federal immigration enforcement tactics.
South Carolina Republican Nancy Mace has forcefully denied a magazine profile's claims that she ordered staff to deliver liquor after midnight, revealing a lifelong genetic condition that she says makes alcohol consumption dangerous. The allegations, countered by sharp criticism from a former aide, emerge as Mace faces a separate ethics committee probe.
A congressional hearing reveals deep concerns that Washington is failing to seize a pivotal, yet fleeting, moment to weaken Iran-backed Hezbollah and bolster Lebanese sovereignty following the 2024 Israel-Hezbollah truce.
A U.S. district judge expressed deep skepticism toward the Defense Department's legal basis for censuring Senator Mark Kelly, a retired Navy captain, over a video urging troops to reject unlawful orders. The case highlights tensions between military code jurisdiction and First Amendment protections for retired service members in political office.
Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran has formally resigned as Chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, honoring a commitment made to the Senate. His departure comes as the administration moves to fill his Fed seat.
A consortium led by KKR and Singapore Telecommunications has agreed to acquire the remaining 82% stake in ST Telemedia Global Data Centres for S$6.6 billion, taking full ownership of one of Asia's largest data centre platforms. The deal, valuing STT GDC at S$13.8 billion, marks Southeast Asia's largest-ever data centre transaction and underscores the fierce competition for digital infrastructure assets.
Target's new policy requiring employees to greet customers within ten seconds and offer help within four feet aims to revive the human connection in retail. But the forced friendliness is drawing mixed reactions from shoppers and staff alike, highlighting the delicate balance between service and authenticity.
In his first major interview since being named Bob Iger's successor, Disney Parks Chairman Josh D'Amaro outlines his vision for leading the entertainment giant, emphasizing a balance between cherished tradition and technological advancement, with AI as a tool in service of human creativity.
A breakdown of PRL Global Ltd.'s (ASX:PRG) shareholder registry shows a distinctive structure, with retail investors holding a dominant 40% stake, while private companies control another 32%. This ownership mix raises questions about corporate governance, stock liquidity, and the company's appeal to institutional funds.
Suncor Energy shares have surged ahead of its February 2026 earnings report, despite expectations for lower profits. Investors are weighing the recent momentum against updated production guidance and long-term industry headwinds.
Bunge Global's shares have surged over 61% in the past year, fueled by its pivotal role in global food supply chains. A deep dive into its cash flow outlook and valuation metrics suggests the rally may still have room to run, with analysts pointing to a significant gap between its current price and intrinsic value.
After a stellar multi-year run, SiTime shares have entered a period of consolidation, with recent declines contrasting sharply with impressive long-term gains. Investors are now weighing whether the timing solutions leader's growth story still offers value.
Soleno Therapeutics reports robust preliminary Q4 2025 revenue of $90-$92 million from its rare-disease drug VYKAT XR, marking a potential inflection point. The company prepares to unveil full financials and present at key investor conferences, with the drug's early commercial success now central to its growth narrative.
Digital remittance firm Remitly Global reports its first full year of positive earnings per share, coupled with a nearly one-third surge in active customers. The turnaround highlights the company's growing operational strength amid a competitive fintech landscape.
A surge in Intel's stock price, driven by new AI product launches and potential foundry partnerships, contrasts with its ongoing financial losses. Analysts are divided on whether the current rally reflects genuine long-term value or speculative hype.
CoreWeave's stock has experienced significant volatility, leaving investors to grapple with conflicting valuation signals. While a traditional cash flow model paints a picture of extreme overvaluation, its price-to-sales ratio suggests potential upside. We break down the numbers and the narrative driving this market anomaly.
Amprius Technologies' stock surged following the announcement of its first domestic manufacturing partnership with Nanotech Energy, a strategic move to establish a U.S.-based supply chain for its advanced silicon-anode batteries, crucial for defense and aerospace sectors under new sourcing rules.
Nintendo's latest earnings reveal record-breaking Switch sales and a robust Switch 2 launch, achieved despite significant tariff and memory chip cost pressures. While profits surged, the company's unchanged full-year guidance and margin resilience are now the focal points for investors.
The Italian cable giant secures a £2 billion contract for the UK's Eastern Green Link 4 project, fueling its recent stock rally and raising questions about whether its shares have run too far, too fast.
Coty Inc. (COTY) presents a complex picture for investors, with its stock showing short-term volatility against a backdrop of strong long-term gains. As shares hover around $3.16, a significant gap remains between its market price and some analysts' fair value estimates, prompting debate on whether this signals a buying opportunity or underlying challenges.
