
Finance · 6 October 2026
Fed’s Rate Riddle: AI Keeps Thriving While Households Scream
High borrowing costs are tightening households and businesses, but the AI sector remains buoyant, inflating prices and leaving the Fed puzzled.
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Finance · 6 October 2026
High borrowing costs are tightening households and businesses, but the AI sector remains buoyant, inflating prices and leaving the Fed puzzled.
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Business · 5 October 2026
The Supreme Court will begin its new term hearing a landmark case that could let local governments sue oil companies for climate‑change damages.
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Business · 5 October 2026
Tech heir David Ellison has combined Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount into a single company called Skydance and must now sort out news, movies, streaming, sports rights and a mountain of debt.
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Technology · 5 October 2026
President Trump appointed National Intelligence Director Jay Clayton as the White House AI czar, tasking him with leading the new “Super Intelligence Force” after Clayton warned that AI is both a game‑changer and…
Read more…Politics · 5 October 2026
The US Air Force withdrew every B‑1 bomber from RAF Fairford after a security incident triggered evacuations, but police found no explosives. Five London‑based security teams were on standby and have now stood down,…
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Entertainment · 5 October 2026
Director James Gunn is hard at work on his next film despite Superman: Man of Tomorrow's post-production. Gunn's statement about being 'already in it' has sparked debate among fans, but the director remains focused on cr…
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World · 5 October 2026
A U.S. Marine was arrested in Okinawa on suspicion of robbery and murder of a woman. Japan lodged a formal protest, urging the U.S. military to take appropriate action. Washington has issued statements and the case is un…
Read more…Finance · 5 October 2026
In an Axios interview, Treasury Secretary Bessent said he can’t control the Treasury market and expects U.S. bond yields to fall over time.
Read more…Business · 5 October 2026
In a dry parody of the latest earnings season, the Fed’s cautious stance and a Treasury briefing that repeated "robust" four times paint a picture of a market in a strange, yet oddly calm, pasture.
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