World
Round 2 produced a three-week extension on Oval Office letterhead; Hezbollah fired four rockets at Shtula while the signing was still underway.
World
The message is unity, the medium is text, the body is absent, and the New York Times has the IRGC running Iran like a board meeting.
World
The strait is empty, the allied communiqué is drafted, and the one Gulf capital whose geography makes the coalition work did not come to the meeting.
Business
A Supreme Court ruling, a CBP portal, and a 166 billion dollar ledger have turned every Q1 call into a judgment call on what to book now and what to defer.
Business
The headlines reaffirmed the year; the footnotes marked down the F-16 program and swung free cash flow to minus 291 million dollars in a single quarter.
Business
Billings up 9 percent, Platinum fee hike sticks with retention intact, and the $895 card is priced inside a wartime quarter that is supposed to be compressing discretionary spend.
Life
Four south-central counties, 59 active quarantines, and a cattle-to-cattle transmission narrative the state veterinarian has stopped hedging.
Life
Ninety-one Georgia counties under emergency order, the Forestry Commission's first-ever mandatory burn ban, and a 34,000-acre Pineland Road fire still at ten percent containment.
Life
Twenty children, sixteen improved, five achieved normal hearing — one gene therapy, one infusion, one first-ever FDA approval reshaping pediatric otolaryngology.
Entertainment
Strings broke a leg on a skateboard and postponed tonight's Fishers show to August; that makes six touring disruptions in seven days, which used to be called a bad week and now looks like a pattern.
