The Inflation Number That Just Changed EVERYTHING for Summer
The producer price index was expected to increase 0.5% in April, according to the Dow Jones consensus.
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Amazon Just KILLED Its Chatbot — What's Replacing It Changes Everything
Amazon introduced Alexa for Shopping, an e-commerce bot that can answer queries and take actions on behalf of users
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The British Startup Jensen Huang Just Bet NVIDIA'S Future On
Months-old Ineffable Intelligence announced a record $1.1 billion seed round in April.
Canon's New Camera That's Built for ONE Thing Only
Like the EOS R50 V, the R6 V is just branded R V on the front, with its full name printed on the top deck. | Image: Canon Canon has announced a new EOS R6 V mirrorless camera, a 32.5-megapixel camera with 7K video. It's the first full-frame EOS camera to carry the V moniker, signifying that it's designed primarily for video capture. The R6 V is based on the EOS R6 Mark III, but it eschews features like a viewfinder and a mechanical shutter in favor of a more compact size and active cooling wit
Business
The REAL Reason Walmart Just Cut These Jobs
Retail giant Walmart Inc has confirmed that it will eliminate some jobs. However, the affected positions will not impact the company’s retail staff, which makes up the overwhelming majority of its 1.6 million-strong U.S. workforce. Here’s what you need to know about Walmart’s latest round of layoffs. What’s happened? On Tuesday, the Wall Street Journal reported that Walmart would lay off or relocate around 1,000 members of its corporate workforce, citing people familiar with the situation. Walma
The Oil Crisis That's ACCELERATING Faster Than Anyone Expected
The IEA's oil market report for May noted that global oil supply declined by a further 1.8 million barrels per day in April.
What a Poker Champion Knows About Risk That YOU Don't
The author of ‘Quit’ talks about market bubbles, costly investing mistakes and why investors freeze at the worst time.
The 'UNSEXY' AI Stock That Just Delivered 240% Returns
Moving across market caps has kept the Chase Growth Fund agile and one step ahead of the S&P 500.
The Unemployment Secret Most People Are Too PROUD to Use
At my latest networking “meeting” with my bro Alex — also known as a free lunch with a marketing executive who still has a job and a corporate card — we talked about freelance opportunities that might be coming up. We talked about who was hiring, who claimed they were hiring, and which companies were pretending that “lean teams” were somehow a point of pride instead of a warning sign. As we were wrapping up, Alex asked about my runway. “How much longer do you have on unemployment?” he asked, whi
The 5 Tests That Will DEFINE the New Fed Chair's First Day
Wall Street and Washington will be watching to see how he reacts to political pressure and whether he can get the central bank on board with the major changes he favors.
Politics
What Trump and an Army of CEOs Are REALLY Doing in Beijing
The president landed in the Chinese capital for a highly anticipated summit with Xi Jinping.
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The Challenge to Starmer That Could Come as Soon as TOMORROW
Streeting allies tell BBC they expect him to challenge Starmer for leadership as soon as tomorrow BBC Who could replace Keir Starmer as Labour leader and Britain’s prime minister? CNN Wes Streeting plans to resign and mount leadership challenge, allies say The Guardian CNBC's UK Exchange newsletter: Starmer’s EU push faces a harsh political reality CNBC UK PM Starmer meets rival Streeting amid pledge to carry on governing Al Jazeera
The £5 Million Gift to Farage That Just Triggered an INVESTIGATION
Parliamentary Standards Commissioner has decided to begin an inquiry into Reform leader Nigel Farage, the BBC understands.
What Happens NEXT After the King's Speech
BBC Chief Political Correspondent Henry Zeffman explains what is next for the government after the King's Speech.
International
Why GUNFIRE Just Erupted Inside a Nation's SENATE
Witnesses say a burst of gunfire has rung out in the Philippine Senate where authorities have tried to arrest a senator who is wanted by the International Criminal Court for a charge of crime against humanity
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Europe's Shocking New Strategy for Dealing With TRUMP
Stuck with the fallout from America’s war in Iran, European leaders have criticized the president publicly. When he’s been angered, they haven’t backed down.
Science
The Mars Selfie That Shows What NASA Doesn't Want You to MISS
NASA’s Mars rover captured a selfie as it nears the 1,800th day of its mission.
Health
Why Americans Exposed to THIS Deadly Virus Are Coming HOME
Officials say that 18 American passengers have been airlifted to the U.S. after a deadly hantavirus outbreak aboard a cruise ship. Chris McGrath/Getty Images 18 American passengers have been airlifted to the U.S. after a deadly hantavirus outbreak aboard an Antarctic expedition cruise ship. Investigators believe the rare Andes virus strain may have spread among passengers in the ship’s close quarters. Experts say the outbreak highlights the seriousness of hantavirus, but stress that the risk
Why Weight Loss Surgeries Are VANISHING — And What's Taking Over
The number of people getting bariatric surgery for weight loss has declined, partly due to the rise of GLP-1 medications. KARRASTOCK/Getty Images A new study has found a decline in the number of people getting bariatric surgery for weight loss. The widespread availability of GLP-1 medications and weight management programs is likely contributing to this trend. Experts say that bariatric surgery has been shown to be an effective long-term strategy for weight loss. Bariatric surgery also has q
The Vaccine Studies the FDA Won't Let You SEE
The FDA has blocked the publication of COVID-19 and shingles vaccine safety studies. What does this mean for public health? Image credit: Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto via Getty Images The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has blocked the publication of COVID-19 and shingles vaccine safety studies, citing concerns over their conclusions. Experts question the decision to withdraw the studies, since both vaccines have substantial evidence supporting their safety and effectiveness. Some experts say
How She's THRIVING 30 Years After an HIV Diagnosis
Barbara Roberts has lived with HIV for 30 years. Now, a new FDA-approved medication is changing how she manages it at the age of 74. Barbara Roberts (pictured above) was diagnosed with HIV at the age of 44. Today, at 74, she continues thriving with the help of a new FDA-approved medication. In 1996, Barbara Roberts thought she had a bad case of the flu that wouldn’t go away. After several days of experiencing a high fever and sweating, she decided to go to the emergency room, where she wa
The Breast Treatment That Could ELIMINATE a Major Cancer Risk
New research found that the drug endoxifen reduced mammographic breast density with fewer side effects. praetorianphoto/Getty Images A study has found promising results with the breast cancer prevention drug (Z)-endoxifen. The drug reduced breast density safely and with fewer side effects than tamoxifen. It also had fewer troublesome side effects than this standard preventive treatment. Experts say that if further research confirms these findings, the endoxifen could help increase compliance
The Food Swap That Could SAVE Your Heart
European scientists are advocating for more education on the health harms of ultra-processed foods. Trinette Reed/Stocksy European scientists say ultra-processed foods increase the risks of a variety of health ailments, particularly heart disease. They recommend that medical professionals discuss the health dangers of ultra-processed foods with their patients. Experts agree that doctors should advise their patients on how to identify ultra-processed foods and reduce them in their daily diets
Why Your Office Air Might Be RUINING Your Appearance
A new viral theory circulating on social media platforms claims ‘office air’ can negatively affect the health and appearance of your skin and hair. Mihajlo Ckovric/Stocksy “Office Air Theory” is trending on social media, with claims that office environments can negatively impact skin and hair throughout the day. Experts say there is some truth to the trend, as low humidity and dry indoor air can dehydrate skin. Stress, screen time, hormones, and hygiene habits can also play a role. Staying h
Why This Couple Said 'I Do' in the MOST Unexpected Place
Daniel Phan was in heart failure and days from undergoing lifesaving surgery when he and his girlfriend, Julia, decided to get married — in the ICU. Daniel and Julia Phan on their wedding day in the ICU. Daniel Phan Daniel and Julia Phan met when they were kids after Daniel’s parents hired Julia’s mom to work at their nail salon. “We were the same age. I went to her house when I was, like, eight years old, not knowing she was going to be my future wife,” Daniel told Healthline. While the t
What Your DREAMS Reveal About How You'll Feel Tomorrow
Research shows that your dreams may affect your morning mood. Image Credit: Studio Firma/Stocksy A recent study has found that your dreams can affect your mood in the morning. The study showed that those who experienced fear in their dreams were more likely to have a low mood upon waking. The researchers suggest that dreams may help you process emotions. Sleep is an important part of overall health, but the impacts of your dreams are less well understood. A study recently published in Sle
The Syndrome That's Silently MULTIPLYING Your Cancer Risk
New research indicates that cancer prevention should be part of the treatment protocol for people with CKM syndrome. Sean Locke/Stocksy Researchers say people with cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome have a higher risk of developing cancer. They note that the cancer risk rises as the severity of CKM syndrome increases, ranging from a 3% higher risk at stage 1 to a 30% higher risk at stage 4. Experts say people can lower their cancer risk by maintaining a healthy diet, getting regu
The Exercise Hack That Builds Muscle With HALF the Effort
Eccentric exercise may help build muscle strength with less strain on the body, which may benefit older individuals. DragonImages/Getty Images A lesser-known type of exercise can build strength and improve fitness while remaining accessible to less active individuals. Eccentric exercises like lowering weights or walking downhill can generate more force with less energy while supporting muscle, heart, and even brain health. Whether you’re an advanced athlete or just beginning, eccentric exerc
Sports
What the Indy 500 Sellout Reveals About America RIGHT Now
The 110th Indianapolis 500 was announced as a sellout, marking the second-straight year the Indy 500 is sold out and the third time since 2016 with 350,000 fans expected.
The Veterans Who Just Got a SECOND Career From the Draft
Kansas City Chiefs' Travis Kelce won by inaction, New York Jets' Geno Smith won by addition, who are the other three players who won when the 2026 NFL Draft was over?
Entertainment
Dolly Parton's Health Update: The GOOD and the 'Little Bad'
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE – JUNE 06: Dolly Parton speaks onstage during Kicking Off CMA Fest: A Special Conversation With Dolly Parton Hosted By Rachel Smith at Music City Center on June 06, 2024 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Terry Wyatt/WireImage) Dolly Parton shared a new health update with fans in an Instagram video. Though she didn’t specify exactly what health issues she’s facing, Parton noted previous challenges with her kidney health as well as weakened immune and digestive systems. T
Why This Broadway Show Is Jumping to the BIG Screen
A filmed version of “Giant,” the Olivier Award-winning and Tony-nominated play starring John Lithgow as author Roald Dahl, will be released on the big screen in the fall. “Giant,” recorded at London’s Harold Pinter Theatre with Lithgow, Aya Cash, Elliot Levey and Rachael Stirling, will play in cinemas starting on Nov. 19 in the United […]
What Disney Stars Just Revealed at the UPFRONT
ABC News’ Will Ganss talks with stars about their upcoming projects as Disney unveils its lineup of new shows, movies and live events.
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Why an Entire GENERATION of Students Is Falling Behind
The drops in U.S. scores go beyond the pandemic and cut across income, geographic and racial divides, new data shows.
