Cisco’s stock pops 15% on surging AI orders, as company says it’s cutting almost 4,000 jobs
Cisco’s AI story has finally started resonating with Wall Street, with the stock hitting a record late last year and continuing to rally in 2026.
Day: May 13, 2026
Tests in Italy, Spain come back negative in global hunt for hantavirus
Health officials in Italy and Spain said 17 people being monitored for possible hantavirus infection tested negative.
Senate fails to curb Trump’s war on Iran even as Republican opposition grows
Resolution fails by 49-50, with Lisa Murkowski and fellow GOP members Rand Paul and Susan Collins voting in favorThe Senate on Wednesday rejected the seventh attempt by Democrats to force an end to American involvement in the war on Iran, even as the r…
Trump in Beijing to reset US-China relations, with tariffs top of the agenda
United States President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping are due to meet in Beijing for talks that will focus on tariffs, AI and Taiwan in an attempt to reset the relationship between two powers that have shaped geopolitics since 1972 – with…
Five things you may not know about US-China ties
Al Jazeera’s @avawarrinerr explains five things you may not know about the ties connecting China and the US.
Utah grief author Kouri Richins sentenced to life in prison without parole for husband’s murder
Kouri Richins, 35, was convicted in March of aggravated murder for lacing her husband’s cocktail with fentanyl
If the SSPX consecrations happen, who exactly is excommunicated? – The Pillar
If the SSPX consecrations happen, who exactly is excommunicated? The PillarVatican warns rebel Catholic group it risks excommunication ReutersCardinal Fernández to Pius X Society: Ordaining new bishops is schismatic act  …
Netanyahu’s Coalition Submits Bill To Dissolve Parliament, Trigger Fresh Polls
The bill calls for elections “no less than 90 days” after it is approved, giving Netanyahu flexibility to choose a date when he feels he has the best chance of success.
Trump’s ‘pool guy’ has nothing to do with Lincoln Memorial paint job, Interior Secretary admits, as he defends no-bid $13M contract
Doug Burgum says he isn’t ‘familiar’ with company that his agency awarded a lucrative contract for renovation work at the landmark
New York Times report finds Eurovision to be ‘soft power’ tool for Israel
According to data obtained by the New York Times, in some countries, just a few hundred voters would have been enough to secure a popular vote victory in the Eurovision song contest. FRANCE 24’s Sharon Gaffney speaks with Mara Hvistendahl, investigati…