IBM Shares Crashed 25% In Worst Day Ever—Here’s Why
“What played out was worse than our expectations,” CEO Arvind Krishna warned investors.
Canadian Visitors To U.S. Nudged Up In June—But Remains Down 29% Since 2024
More Canadian visitors came to the U.S. in June than a year ago—but the numbers only look good when compared to a disastrous 2025.
Lucid Motors Denies Bankruptcy Rumors After Stock’s 55% Crash
The beleaguered electric vehicle manufacturer’s stock crashed on Tuesday after a report indicated it could be considering bankruptcy or going private.
Trump Teases ‘Really, Really Big News’ In Thursday’s Primetime Speech: Here’s What We Know
“It doesn’t get bigger, because without free and fair elections, you don’t have a country,” Trump said.
CDC: Over 5,100 Unconfirmed Cyclosporiasis Cases Reported As Outbreak Source Remains Unknown
The CDC has confirmed 1,645 cases of the parasitic illness, though it is aware of more than 5,100 cases that still require further analysis to confirm they are cyclosporiasis.
Gymnast Suni Lee Says ‘I’m Back’ For L.A. Olympics: Here’s What America’s Team Could Look Like
Lee, who has six Olympic medals, says she’s returning to gymnastics.
Conspiracists Question Known Facts Around Graham’s Death After Ukraine Trip
Graham visited a drone facility in Ukraine on Friday and died in Washington around at 8:30 p.m. Saturday.
ICE Pausing Most Vehicle Stops After Deadly Shootings In Maine And Texas
ICE agents will stop making most traffic stops, sources told multiple news outlets on Tuesday.
Michigan’s Cyclosporiasis Case Count Has Doubled Since Friday: More Than 3,300 Infections Confirmed
Michigan has recorded more than 3,300 cases of cyclosporiasis, the diarrhea-causing parasitic illness, as of Tuesday, a jump of nearly 700 cases from Monday.
FIFA—Not U.S. Economy—Is Big World Cup Winner So Far
The World Cup is delivering a big revenue boost for FIFA but not so much for the United States economy—as international tourists have not turned up in promised numbers.