Nintendo Won’t Pass On Tariff Refunds—Arguing Consumers ‘Received Exactly What They Bargained And Paid For’
The video game giant previously blamed “market conditions” for price hikes.
Accused Student Loan Scammer Hit With $46 Million Judgment And Lifetime Industry Ban
This is the third major settlement the FTC has reached with student loan debt relief scammers in the last year.
‘No Evidence’ Gates Foundation Was Involved In Epstein’s Crimes, Its Investigation Finds
The investigation’s results come after Warren Buffett declined to make his regular donation to the foundation due to Bill Gates’ ties to Epstein.
New Tariffs On Other Countries Coming ‘Soon’—As Punishment For Forced Labor, Trump Trade Rep Says
The Financial Times reported Tuesday Trump is preparing to impose new levies to replace the 10% global tariffs that expire Friday.
Blanche Claims Trump’s IRS Immunity Deal Still In Effect—After Court Essentially Voids It
When asked if the DOJ would abide by the court’s ruling, Blanche only said it was “reviewing the Court’s Order and weighing whether any response by the United States is…
2.8 Million People Signed Up For Fox Streaming Service To Watch World Cup
Fox paid $485 million for exclusive English broadcasting rights to the World Cup.
US Passport Stuck At No. 10 In Power Rankings—As 36 Countries Offer More Freedom Of Movement
Three dozen countries now offer greater freedom of movement for their citizens than the United States.
Novo Nordisk Sues GLP-1 Rival Eli Lilly For Misleading Advertising
The lawsuit, filed in federal court Tuesday, accuses Eli Lilly of using outdated data in advertising campaigns.
Northern Lights Update: 12 States In Aurora Borealis Viewline Tuesday
A minor geomagnetic storm is upping the visibility of the aurora borealis.
Why No Brit Or European Can Ignore August’s Total Solar Eclipse
Europe’s total solar eclipse on Aug. 12 will see totality in Spain and Iceland and a deep partial eclipse in the rest of the continent, as Perseid meteors peak.