In a revealing interview, industrialist Charles Koch details how a posthumous letter from his father, Fred Koch, framed his lifelong view of fortune—warning that unearned wealth could erode ambition as easily as it could fuel purpose.
A U.S. government attorney detailed to handle a surge of immigration cases in Minnesota has been removed from her assignment after telling a federal judge 'this job sucks' and citing systemic failures in complying with court orders, a Reuters source confirms.
In a dramatic market reversal, gold has exhibited greater price swings than Bitcoin, challenging conventional safe-haven perceptions. The metal's volatility has soared to heights last witnessed during the global financial crisis, as macroeconomic uncertainty triggers historic moves in traditional assets.
Elon Musk has consolidated his space exploration and artificial intelligence ventures, merging SpaceX and xAI in a landmark transaction that creates a single entity valued at approximately $1.25 trillion. The move signals a strategic pivot to intertwine AI development with interplanetary ambition, though it raises immediate questions about regulatory oversight and market concentration.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Egypt's Abdel Fattah el-Sisi united in Cairo to condemn ongoing violence in Gaza and sign a series of cooperation agreements, marking a significant step in mending long-strained relations between the regional powers.
A House Financial Services Committee hearing descended into a shouting match as Rep. Gregory Meeks pressed Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on oversight of a financial institution tied to former President Trump's family business.
Pima County authorities have publicly contradicted a report by former anchor Ashleigh Banfield, which identified Savannah Guthrie's brother-in-law as the primary suspect in the disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, emphasizing that no official suspect has been named.
A recent wave of deadly attacks in Pakistan's resource-rich Balochistan province, claimed by the banned Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), has spotlighted the escalating capabilities and ambitions of a group that now poses a significant threat to regional stability and foreign investments.
Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran has resigned as chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, following sustained criticism over his dual roles. The move comes after Senate Democrats demanded his departure from the Fed, highlighting ongoing tensions over the central bank's independence.
Hong Kong-based CK Hutchison's port operating unit has initiated international arbitration against Panama, alleging a targeted campaign to void its concession contract after a Supreme Court ruling deemed it unconstitutional. The dispute unfolds amid heightened geopolitical tensions surrounding the strategic waterway.
As U.S., Russian, and Ukrainian officials reconvene for a second round of technical talks, a massive overnight bombardment of Ukrainian energy infrastructure casts a long shadow over the prospects for diplomacy, deepening skepticism on the ground.
South Bow's shares have surged 19% over the past year, catching the eye of energy sector investors. Yet, a closer look reveals a valuation puzzle: while a key cash flow model suggests a steep discount, traditional price-to-earnings metrics tell a more cautious story. We break down the numbers and the narratives shaping this Canadian energy stock.
With Israel permitting limited returns through the Rafah crossing, tens of thousands of Palestinians in Egypt grapple with a wrenching decision: remain in a precarious exile or go back to a devastated homeland lacking basic necessities and any clear path to recovery.
A Pentagon Inspector General report reveals that persistent, unauthorized drone flights over sensitive U.S. military sites are met with confusion over authority and fragmented policies, leaving critical assets vulnerable despite near-daily occurrences.
SanDisk shares are in focus after Barclays dramatically raised its price target following the company's better-than-expected quarterly results and its recent corporate separation. The move echoes bullish sentiment from other major banks.
Ukrainian and Russian delegations concluded the first day of high-stakes negotiations brokered by the United States in Abu Dhabi, as a deadly market strike in Donetsk underscored the grim reality on the ground. Major disagreements on territorial control and security guarantees persist, casting doubt on an imminent breakthrough.
U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has issued his starkest warning yet, stating the organization faces an imminent cash crisis due to unpaid member fees, primarily from the United States, and an internal budget rule forcing the return of unspent funds.
Following a brutal suppression of nationwide protests, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei faces escalating tensions with the United States. As a U.S. naval presence looms, Tehran signals a shift by entering nuclear talks, even as its domestic grip tightens.
As housing costs soar and families evolve, an increasing number of households are considering a novel solution: permanently swapping homes across generations. This arrangement can address space needs while offering potential inheritance tax benefits, but experts warn of complex legal and financial pitfalls.
Probate proceedings are notorious for dragging on, but experts say much of the delay is preventable. A new report outlines how clear communication, meticulous organization, and proactive planning can streamline the inheritance process for families.
