US government in talks to take stake in Intel: Report
Talks for an undisclosed stake come days after President Donald Trump called for Intel’s CEO to resign.
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‘Take a drug test’: Donald Trump targets Elizabeth Warren; sparks Social Security debate at White House
Donald Trump suggested Elizabeth Warren undergo a drug test. This came after Warren’s claims about Trump’s Social Security cuts. Trump defended his administration’s Social Security approach. He criticized Warren’s past claims and her support for a New …
War-weary Ukraine skeptical of summit as Russia advances on battlefield, spreads chaos in Europe
Russia’s battlefield breakthrough in Ukraine this week and the Kremlin’s relentless sabotage campaign across the rest of Europe are ratcheting up the already high stakes for President Trump ahead of Friday’s summit — and worrying already pessimistic U…
As Newsom bashed Trump in LA auditorium Border Patrol swarmed outside and made arrest: ‘You poked the bear’
‘Donald Trump, you have poked the bear. We will punch back,’ the California governor said
Your ESR power bank could be a fire hazard – check it now
You should stop using this ESR power bank immediately.
Blackwater founder to deploy nearly 200 personnel to Haiti as gang violence soars
The security firm of former U.S. Navy Seal Erik Prince will soon deploy nearly 200 personnel from various countries to Haiti, where gang violence is escalating.
Qatar blocks popular online game Roblox amid child safety concerns
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Feds seek death penalty for member of radical ‘Zizian’ group accused of murdering US border agent in Vermont shootout
Prosecutors charged Milo Youngblut, 21, with murdering Border Patrol officer David Maland — one of six deaths connected the enigmatic
Mounjaro price increase hits British consumers by up to 170% – to be ‘aligned with Europe’
The pharmaceutical company said the move is intended to “address pricing inconsistencies compared with other developed countries, including in Europe
Inflation or jobs: Federal Reserve officials are divided over competing concerns
Federal Reserve policymakers will be debating whether stubborn inflation or slower hiring is the bigger problem for the economy as they prepare for an annual conference in Jackson, Wyoming, next week and a crucial policy meeting in September.