SK Hynix’s Record-Setting U.S. Debut: Here’s What Regular Investors Should Know
South Korea’s SK Hynix raised $26.5 billion in its listing, making it one of the largest trading debuts ever.
Facebook And Instagram Must Remove ‘Addictive’ Features Like Infinite Scrolling, EU Says
The European Commission said its investigation into Facebook and Instagram found Meta failed to properly assess the risks of its “addictive design.”
Trump Fires Commissioners Of Bipartisan Federal Election Body
The White House said the fired members will be “replaced” but any new appointments by Trump will need to be approved by the Senate.
Texas ICE Shooting Victim Was Not The Arrest Target, Lawmaker Says
The 52-year-old Mexican immigrant was shot and killed by an ICE agent in Texas this week in the latest fatal incident linked to the Trump adminstration’s immigration crackdow
Why Americans Cannot Ignore August’s Total Solar Eclipse
Americans will miss totality on Aug. 12, but a partial eclipse in the northeastern U.S. and Alaska, plus the peak of Perseid meteors, make it a big day for skywatchers.
Parasitic Diarrhea-Causing Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Sickens Over 1,400 In Ohio And Michigan With No Known Source
Michigan has logged 1,251 cases of the illness in less than three weeks, immensely more than the average of about 50 infections recorded there annually.
‘Legalized Election Fraud’: Musk Boosts Spencer Pratt’s Claims Of ‘Janky’ Voting System After LA Mayoral Loss
Mail-in ballots counted after Election Day swung the race in favor of Pratt’s opponents.
Paraguayan Senator Who Made Racist Comment About Mbappé Claims Her Instagram Was Hacked
The senator blasted Kylian Mbappé after France defeated Paraguay in a World Cup knockout match, calling the star player a “brute.”
Microsoft’s AI Buildout Sent Carbon Emissions Up 25% Last Year
Demand for AI is expanding, but sustainability solutions are “not scaling fast enough,” Microsoft reported.
Online Sports Bettors 15 Times More Likely To Miss Bill Payments Than In-Person Gamblers, Report Says
Online sports bettors report more financial harm than those who only gamble in person.