Trump Picks Zuckerberg, Ellison and Huang for New White House Science and Tech Council

President Donald Trump has named several of the most influential figures in the technology industry to a newly structured White House science and technology council, signaling how central artificial intelligence and innovation policy have become to his administration’s agenda. The first group of appointments includes Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Oracle Executive Chairman Larry Ellison and […]
Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez Push Pause on AI Data Center Expansion as Energy Fears Grow

A new bill introduced in Washington by Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez seeks to temporarily stop the construction of new AI-focused data centers across the United States until stronger national protections are established. The proposal reflects rising concern among progressive lawmakers about the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure and the pressure it […]
Missouri Court Upholds Trump-Backed GOP Map to Flip a Kansas City Seat

Missouri’s highest court has upheld a mid-decade congressional redistricting plan passed by the state’s Republican-led legislature at President Donald Trump’s urging, a ruling that keeps the new map in place as candidates prepare for the 2026 elections. The decision is politically significant because Trump and Missouri Republicans view the map as a way to protect […]
Powell Cites Volcker’s “Willingness to Resist” as He Defends the Fed’s Independence Under Pressure

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell used a public tribute to former Fed Chair Paul Volcker to underline a message with clear relevance to today’s politics: central bankers sometimes have to resist pressure and make unpopular choices to protect long-run economic stability. Powell delivered the remarks while accepting the Paul A. Volcker Public Integrity Award, praising […]
White House Installs The “Monument War” Christopher Columbus Statue

The White House has installed a statue of Christopher Columbus on its grounds, a move that reflects President Donald Trump’s broader campaign to reshape how U.S. history is presented in public spaces. The statue is positioned on the north side of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, placing it within the highly symbolic landscape surrounding the […]
High Court Weighs Legality of Metering Policy For Turning Asylum Seekers Away

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments over whether President Donald Trump has the legal authority to limit asylum processing at official ports of entry through a policy known as “metering.” This allows U.S. border officials to turn away asylum seekers—sometimes temporarily—when they say they lack the capacity (space, staff, or resources) to […]
Xiaomi quarterly profit slumps despite annual EV gains

Chinese electronics giant Xiaomi announced a dip in quarterly profit on Tuesday after slower smartphone sales, while electric vehicles drove a modest surge in annual revenue. The Beijing-based firm, one of the world’s largest smartphone makers, has expanded rapidly since its launch in 2011 to produce home appliances and electric vehicles and is now eyeing […]
Visiónate Peru Expands Financial Education and Investor Training Services Under Leadership of Jakeline Villanueva

Visiónate Peru, a financial consulting and investor education company led by financial coach and MBA Jakeline Villanueva, has announced the expansion of its services aimed at helping individuals strengthen their financial knowledge and access training in modern investment strategies. The company, which operates as both a consultancy and an investor academy, provides education and advisory […]
FCC Grants National-Security Exemptions For Select Chinese Drone Models

U.S. regulators have granted a limited set of exemptions to a sweeping import ban that has been reshaping the American commercial drone market since late 2025. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) said it will allow imports of four foreign-made drone models and their critical components after the Pentagon determined the systems do not pose national […]
Regulators Soften Capital Rules: Wall Street Nears a Win But Politics Could Derail it.

Wall Street’s biggest banks believe they are closer to a major win in the long-running battle over U.S. bank capital requirements, but significant hurdles still stand between the industry and a final rollback of the most contentious parts of the “Basel endgame” reforms. For months, large banks and their allies have argued that proposed rules […]