Why Airfares Won’t Likely Drop This Summer
Just because jet fuel prices have dropped doesn’t mean airfares to follow suit anytime soon—but there are still ways to snag a deal.
Trump Says Iran’s Latest Attack In Strait Of Hormuz Is A Ceasefire Violation
The ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran went into effect earlier this month as the two sides engage in peace talks.
Congress Subpoenas Billionaire Leon Black Mid-Interview After He Refuses To Answer Questions (Live Updates)
Black paid Epstein $170 million over the course of five years for financial advice.
Billionaire Saylor ‘Focused On Bitcoin’ As Strategy Shares Plunge And Analysts Caution Against Buying
Shares of bitcoin’s largest institutional holder have plummeted 80% from their all-time high.
John Bolton—Ex-Trump Adviser—Pleads Guilty To Retaining Classified Information
Bolton, a former national security adviser during President Donald Trump’s first term, was previously indicted on 18 counts that alleged he kept more than 1,000 pages of notes containing national…
Illinois Man Sues DraftKings For Allegedly Fueling Gambling Addiction
The 32-year-old claims to have depleted personal loans, credit cards, a 401(k) and his wedding fund for his betting.
Plane Crashes Into Beijing’s Tallest Building
Beijing's airspace is regulated by some of the strictest security measures in the world.
Billionaire Leon Black Denies He Knew Of Epstein’s Crimes In Testimony To Congress (Live Updates)
Black paid Epstein $170 million over the course of five years for financial advice.
Musk Boosts Controversial Film Which Sees Vigilante Target Immigrant Criminals
The film, directed by Uwe Boll—known for critically panned movie adaptations of video games—has been banned in Germany for depicting violence against immigrants.
Justice Dept. Ordered To Unredact Some Details From Epstein Files
The Justice Department has been ordered to either unredact names of “potential co-conspirators” mentioned in certain Epstein files by next Thursday.