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.
U.S. Partnering With UAE To Speed Up Development Of Military AI Tools
The U.S. wants development of military AI tools to move faster.
FIFA May Sell World Cup Investment Stakes: What We Know About Controversial Plan
FIFA confirmed plans to raise $4.2 billion for a new entity controlling the nonprofit’s “commercial and event operations” at a $20 billion equity valuation.
What Trump Suing The BBC Could Reveal About His Finances
The judge ordered Trump’s trust to start turning over documents within 10 days, though it could still appeal the order.
FAA Flags 31,000 Improperly Installed Seats On Boeing 737 MAX Planes
More than one third of seats installed in Boeing 737 MAX jets pose a safety risk, according to the FAA.
Intelligence Chief Bill Pulte Celebrates 5th Round Of Job Cuts Happening Tuesday
The Senate is expected to confirm Trump’s permanent replacement for Pulte as director of national intelligence, Jay Clayton, Tuesday evening.
Kennedy Center Given More Time To Explain Why Tarps Remain
The Kennedy Center must now explain to a federal court why tarps still stand outside the venue, as well as offer an update on future construction and operational plans, by…
Boeing Lost Another $280 Million Last Quarter On Overdue Air Force One
Building the new generation Air Force One presidential jets has become a painful financial thorn in the side of Boeing.
Apple And Klarna Offer New iPhone Leasing Deal—Here’s How It Compares To Previous Programs
The new program says it will offer customers cheaper monthly payments, with an option to enter a new lease for an upgraded device once its term ends.
Apple Briefly Surpasses $5 Trillion Market Value—Joining Nvidia
The iPhone maker recently regained its spot as the world’s most valuable company.