Trump Compares Ceuta Crisis To U.S. Immigration—Here’s Why It’s Completely Different
Ceuta is a tiny Spanish territory of 85,000 people that spans about 8 square miles.
Most Migrants Who Crossed Into Ceuta Have Returned To Morocco—As Death Toll Rises To 34
Videos of migrants pouring into Spain’s Ceuta territory have gone viral on X, prompting criticism from Elon Musk and European politicians critical of migration.
Bitcoin Hits 3-Week Low As Strategy Plans $5 Billion Sale
The largest institutional holder of bitcoin has shifted to selling its position in recent months.
Northern Lights Forecast Tonight: Up To 9 States Could See The Aurora Borealis
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration forecasts mild auroral activity Friday night that is expected to strengthen Saturday.
LIV Golf Is On The Cusp Of A New Funding Deal—And Bankruptcy Is On The Table
The Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund bailed on its funding of LIV Golf—and now the league's future is in doubt.
Novo Nordisk Wipes Out $30 Billion In Market Value After Failed Heart Drug Trial
Analysts were critical of the Ozempic maker’s failed trial for a new experimental drug.
Can Infantino Get 106 Votes For FIFA World Cup Plan? Here’s How Members Are Leaning
FIFA’s president wants to create a $20 billion commercial subsidiary to sell a 20% minority stake in the World Cup and other major tournament revenues to private equity investors.
Amazon Shares Surge 14% Toward Best Day In A Decade—Jeff Bezos Overtakes Brin As 3rd Richest
A better-than-expected jump in cloud revenue boosted Amazon’s stock.
Trump Doubles Down On Anti-Weaponization Fund Amid Blanche Confirmation Fight
Trump had suggested Thursday he could pull Blanche’s nomination until next year.
‘Nobody Is Selling Football’: FIFA Defends World Cup Privatization Plans Despite Growing Opposition
FIFA’s statement appeared to attack UEFA, CONCACAF and AFC over their opposition, saying no single entity “can claim to represent” all FIFA members.