The 2025 NBA Draft brought excitement as the Dallas Mavericks secured top prospect Cooper Flagg, while the Spurs and Hawks also celebrated. Meanwhile, the Brooklyn Nets faced criticism for their picks. Find out who the big winners and losers are!
Dodger Stadium became a focal point for protests against ICE raids as federal agents were denied entry. The Dodgers are under pressure to respond to the ongoing civil unrest and support immigrant communities.
As JBS prepares for its NYSE debut, the world's largest food company faces fierce criticism from environmentalists and a bipartisan coalition. Can it expand its market share while managing these challenges?
Apple's latest software redesign, Liquid Glass, has ignited a wave of criticism from users and tech experts alike. With concerns over readability and unfulfilled AI promises, many wonder if the changes are worth the hype. As Apple enters the beta-testing phase, will the final version win users over?
Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz expressed his enthusiasm for current CEO Brian Niccol's 'back to Starbucks' strategy, aiming to rejuvenate the company's culture and boost slumping sales during a key leadership event in Las Vegas.
Stock futures are flat as investors anticipate new developments in U.S.-China trade talks. With minor gains in major indices, the focus is on potential agreements to avoid hefty tariffs.
Kevin Hassett expresses optimism over a potential US-China trade deal as negotiations resume in London. With a focus on rare earth minerals and tariff policies, what’s next for both nations?
President Trump's ambitious legislative agenda could add over $2.4 trillion to the national debt in the next decade, facing criticism from figures like Elon Musk. House Speaker Mike Johnson seeks dialogue with Musk as the Senate pushes forward.
In a controversial move, the US has doubled tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum imports to 50%, aiming to bolster local industries despite backlash from key trading partners like Canada and Mexico.
In a surprising move, Citigroup has ended its seven-year policy that restricted banking services to firearm manufacturers and sellers, sparking backlash from gun control advocates and raising questions about corporate responsibility.
