Argentina's wine industry is facing its most dire crisis in 15 years as domestic consumption plummets.
The lawsuit alleges the university attempted to "silence the club and chill its future speech."
The Chinese Foreign Ministry gave a nonanswer when the U.S. asked if it would help reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said it would help “mitigate the short-term disruptions to the oil market."
Mangione's lawyers asked Judge Margaret Garnett to delay the federal trial until January 2027 so that they can have an opportunity to ask the state trial judge, Gregory Carro, to reschedule the start of that case from June 8 to Sept. 8.
Even if Iran is militarily defeated, the U.S. political objectives are unlikely to be achieved — and Washington will stumble out of this war.
New college graduates hoping for a white-collar career shouldn’t hold their breath, BlackRock boss Larry Fink warns: “AI is going to disrupt many of those types of jobs.”
"Markets are paying close attention to our fiscal situation, and every time we hit a new milestone, we risk spooking them," said Maya MacGuineas.
Two of the world's most powerful platforms are making a deliberate bet that safety beats privacy—and experts say they're right.
A major Brookings Institute study of more than 500 students and educators across 50 countries found the risks of AI in the classroom “overshadow its benefits.”
