US-Iran tensions escalate as diplomatic efforts intensify over Iran's nuclear program, with Netanyahu meeting US officials and Starlink's international law implications under review.
Norwegian authorities intensify investigations into high-profile ties with Jeffrey Epstein, implicating diplomats, financial executives, and academic institutions, reflecting widespread scrutiny and potential political fallout.
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi outlines economic reforms aimed at boosting global investment, emphasizing fiscal sustainability and market trust while tackling Japan’s substantial government debt.
Billionaires, including Mark Zuckerberg, are avoiding California's proposed wealth tax by investing in Miami real estate. The trend is reshaping Florida's luxury property market.
A new U.S.-Taiwan semiconductor deal, featuring a $250 billion investment by TSMC, aims to alleviate global memory chip shortages, amid market and geopolitical concerns.
HHS plans to cut $600 million in public health grants, impacting Democratic states like California and Illinois, raising concerns over public health infrastructure and services.
Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado exits New York's governor race, solidifying incumbent Kathy Hochul's position and reshaping the political landscape ahead of November's election.
TSMC strengthens its US footprint, investing in Arizona amid soaring semiconductor demand and a new US-Taiwan trade deal easing tariffs to boost chip manufacturing.
Singer Chappell Roan severs ties with Wasserman agency amid Epstein controversy, highlighting industry accountability. Los Angeles officials call for leadership resignation over Olympic ties.
Billionaires, including Mark Zuckerberg, are relocating from California to Miami to avoid a proposed 5% wealth tax on unrealized gains, boosting Florida's luxury real estate market.
Toyota halts bond issuance after launching a self-driving car partnership with Pony AI, aiming to expand its robotaxi fleet amid market volatility and industry competition.
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's election victory boosts Japan's stock and bond markets, attracting global investment interest amid expectations of fiscal policy changes and currency stability.