The FBI recently seized voting records from a Fulton County elections center after claims of improprieties in the 2020 election. The move is part of a broader investigation that began with a lawyer who helped challenge those results. The claim came to light when a Justice Department filing was unsealed on Tuesday. It included an […]
The Federal Aviation Administration announced that the contract it has with a national security firm to manage the $12.5 billion overhaul of the U.S. air traffic control system is worth $1.5 billion. A $200 million discount was negotiated last year, bringing the final price down from the original estimate. FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford explained that the agency needed […]
Bitcoin has recently seen a fresh influx from some of its biggest holders, a move that could signal a short‑term stabilizer or simply a defensive stopgap. Over the past week, so‑called whale wallets—those holding more than a thousand bitcoins—purchased roughly 53,000 coins, the largest buying spree since November, after a period of heavy selling. Those […]
Oil prices settled in a narrow range on Wednesday, buoyed by the uncertainty that still surrounds U.S.–Iran negotiations. Market participants are on standby, looking for a clear direction while diplomatic talks continue to unfold. Brent crude futures nudged up 23 cents, or 0.3%, to $69.03 a barrel by 0100 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate, the benchmark […]
In a recent parliamentary hearing in Seoul, the Science Minister announced that a leading U.S. AI company, a major South Korean IT services firm, and a top telecom operator are all lined up to begin constructing data centres in March. The U.S. startup has already planned joint ventures with Korean partners to build two facilities […]
On Wednesday, February 11, the market will turn its attention to a few high‑profile events that could set the tone for the coming weeks. First up is the delayed January jobs report, finally arriving after a brief pause caused by a government shutdown. Investors will be looking beyond the usual payroll figures and unemployment rate to […]
In a recent discussion about the future of software, a leading investment figure shared a clear view: while the rise of artificial intelligence is exciting, the traditional software companies that have dominated for decades are now facing a real repricing. The speaker—founder and president of a prominent investment firm—said he remains very bullish on AI, […]
On February 10, 2026, the U.S. Treasury Department issued a general license that permits U.S. firms to supply goods, technology, software, or services for the exploration, development, or production of oil and gas in Venezuela. The authorization marks a significant shift in U.S. policy toward the country’s energy sector. Under the license, companies can now […]
Montour County’s commission rejected a request from Talen Energy to rezone hundreds of acres for a new data center, underscoring how local opposition is increasingly stalling the United States’ push to expand server warehouses. Residents in nearby communities had voiced concerns that the project would drive up power bills and harm the environment, and the […]
In a recent statement on Capitol Hill, the head of the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said he expects Canada to announce that it will certify several Gulfstream business jets that had been held up for years. The announcement would settle a dispute that had been brought into the spotlight by a former U.S. president. “I […]