Alphabet’s long-term debt hit roughly $98 billion by the end of June, more than four times what it owed a year earlier. The company posted negative free cash flow in the second quarter for the first...
Shaquille O’Neal is pursuing a master’s degree in criminology at Sacramento State University, marking his fifth academic credential and extending a decades-long involvement with law enforcement th...
Net interest payments now consume roughly 20% of all federal revenue, a fiscal burden that has forced the International Monetary Fund to publicly challenge the core economic strategy of the current U....
Eighteen days before the 2026 midterm elections, Democratic Senate campaigns in traditionally favorable states are confronting unexpected vulnerabilities driven largely by energy policy and economic m...
A full-time U.S. worker holding a bachelor’s degree will earn roughly $4.1 million over a lifetime, including Social Security benefits. Reaching the traditional markers of middle-class success now c...
A toxic metal ring pulled from Amazon’s U.K. storefront in July has resurfaced under a different seller, exposing the limits of the platform’s product policing and a widening gap in U.S. jewelry s...
American manufacturers are turning down orders they cannot fill. Across shipbuilding, defense contracting, energy infrastructure and data center construction, companies report massive backlogs constra...
QatarEnergy and France’s TotalEnergies have agreed to jointly develop a solar power plant in Lebanon, marking the first concrete step in a broader Qatari intervention aimed at stabilizing the countr...
U.S. equity markets stabilized Thursday following a violent selloff driven by mounting concerns over artificial intelligence infrastructure debt, but the recovery exposed a sharp fracture beneath the ...
Supermicro has appointed Mark Long as its new chief financial officer, filling a vacancy the server manufacturer left open for nearly two years after pledging to replace longtime finance head David We...
