Ford’s Growing Recall List—Trapping Seats, Moving Seats And Engine Fires—Adds 80,000 SUVs
A driver’s seat that reclines on its own could pin rear passengers, regulators said.
U.S. Says Iran Unsuccessfully Attempts ‘Surprise Attack’ After Trump Briefly Paused Strikes
Trump recently paused strikes against Iran, warning of military escalation if negotiations failed again.
BlackRock Will Own 80% Of Meta’s Massive New AI Data Center In El Paso
Meta stock plummeted almost 10% earlier this year—wiping $175 billion from its market cap—after the company hiked its expected capital spending for AI infrastructure.
‘LeBron Effect’: 76ers Preseason Match Costs 142% More Than Last Regular Season
The “get-in” price for LeBron James’ potential preseason home debut is more than double the overall average purchase price for 76ers regular season home games last season.
Lucid Motors Shares Skyrocket 20% After Billionaire Saudi Prince Discloses $150 Million Stake
The electric vehicle manufacturer recently denied reports of bankruptcy.
$50 Billion Florida Heating Company Reveals Subsidiary Served An Iranian Embassy
The $1,600 transaction is virtually immaterial but might be reputationally awkward for a company still digesting its largest-ever acquisition.
Gavin Newsom Downplayed Affair With Top Aide’s Wife, She Asserts In Tell-All
The affair was made public in 2007.
Fauci Testifies Tomorrow: Here’s What We Learned From His Diaries
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., a longtime critic of Dr. Anthony Fauci, released more than 1,000 pages of Fauci’s diaries, written while he advised the federal COVID response.
Trump Admits He ‘Shouldn’t Have’ Shared Lindsey Graham’s Phone Number
Speaking at the late South Carolina senator’s funeral, Trump acknowledged he “did something I shouldn’t have done” on the campaign trail in 2015.
Uganda Says It’s Ebola Free As Cases In Congo Near Record Numbers
The disease is continuing to spread in the hard-hit country of Congo, where the outbreak is nearing record-high case numbers.