The Republican-controlled House of Representatives passed the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which includes a $1.15 trillion military spending package and a section that ties nearly every element of the U.S. military to Israel’s IDF.
Larry Ellison’s Oracle signed a contract worth up to $7 billion with the U.S. Department of War last week to provide software for the military over the next decade, sending its stock up about 3 percent after the announcement of the deal, CNBC reported.
President Donald Trump told a crowd in Georgia last week that the word “affordability” was created by his opponents in hopes of scoring political points and insisted that any rise in prices is temporary and coming down “very rapidly.”
A manufacturer in Portland, Ore., will start producing drone boats designed by the Ukrainian military during the war against Russia in what is seen as the latest sign of the Pentagon and Kyiv’s blossoming relationship.
Iran’s top diplomat accused Ukraine of following orders from Israel when it decided to launch a deadly strike on an Iranian-flagged commercial vessel in the Caspian Sea, which killed a sailor.
As we have forecast, the Dot-com Bust 2.0 is the way of the equity market world, and it will be a market crash heard around the world.
China has begun a diplomatic initiative around AI development in developing nations.
New Delhi has been forced to deal with surging support for the so-called “Cockroach Janta Party” as violent protests break out across the country because of the young people’s discontent with the status quo.
A report last week found that there are more than 117,000 surveillance systems across the U.S. that can zero in on license plates, which would allow law enforcement to track the locations a specific vehicle has visited – raising new concerns from privacy advocates about the slippery slope to a surveillance state.
Psilocybin, the “magic” ingredient in magic mushrooms, has become a focus of therapy for various psychological and psychiatric conditions.