The New Rules of Business for 2026, According to 20 Power Players
The rules of business are not what they were five years ago. Capital moves faster. Consumers expect more. Loyalty is earned daily. And the founders who are winning in 2026 are not just building companies: they are building movements, cultures, and ecosystems. From fintech to fashion, from biotech to consumer goods, today’s power players are […]
U.S. Tops $1B for Research Into Safer Farm Practices as Debate Over Glyphosate Intensifies
The U.S. government says it is expanding research funding aimed at reshaping how American farms protect crops and manage pests, pushing total federal investment in “new and sustainable” farm practices to more than $1 billion. The administration is adding $200 million in new support as part of a broader push to reduce reliance on pesticides […]
U.S. Lawmakers Demand U.K. Briefing After Secret “Backdoor” Order Targeting Apple Encryption
Two powerful U.S. House committee chairs are pressing the British government for a formal briefing after learning that the U.K. had ordered Apple to create “backdoor” access to encrypted user data—an extraordinary step that lawmakers warned could weaken security for everyone. House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan and House Foreign Affairs Chair Brian Mast sent a […]
High Risk, High Reward: Trump’s Decision to Hit Iran Reshapes Presidency and Middle East
President Donald Trump’s decision to launch strikes against Iran—coordinated with Israel—represents the most consequential foreign-policy gamble of his second term, one that could either reinforce U.S. deterrence or spiral into a regional conflict that undermines his domestic agenda. The operation marks a sharp departure from Trump’s campaign posture as a dealmaker who promised to avoid […]
