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U.S. Powers Up $80 Billion Westinghouse Nuclear Comeback
The Trump administration has struck an $80 billion deal to build Westinghouse nuclear plants, potentially making the U.S. government an 8% shareholder if the company goes public by 2029.
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Flight Chaos Looms as U.S. Slashes 10% of Major Airport Traffic Amid Shutdowns
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has ordered a 10% reduction in flights at 40 major airports due to air traffic safety concerns as the government shutdown reaches a record 36 days.
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Singapore Cracks Down with Caning for Online Scammers
Singapore will impose mandatory caning for online scammers as part of a new crackdown following $2.8 billion in scam losses since 2020.
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Airmen Admit Lies in Fatal Base Shooting
Two airmen at a Wyoming Air Force base pleaded guilty to lying about a fatal shooting that led to a temporary suspension of Sig Sauer M18 pistols at U.S. nuclear sites.
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Heroic Rail Worker Stops Train Attacker
A UK rail worker was hailed as a hero after trying to stop a knife attacker during a mass stabbing on a London bound train that left 11 people injured.
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Air Forceβs Acting Top Lawyer Steps Down. Leaving Service Without Permanent JAG
Air Forceβs acting top lawyer, Maj. Gen. Rebecca Vernon, has stepped down eight months after replacing his fired predecessor. Leaving the service without a permanent judge advocate general.
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Markets Rally as Cooler Inflation Strengthens Bets on Fed Rate Cuts
Cooling inflation and strong earnings lifted markets. As investors bet on Fed rate cuts despite tariff tensions and limited economic data.
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U.S. Sanctions Russian Oil Titans Rosneft And Lukoil
The U.S. has imposed sweeping sanctions on Russian oil giants Rosneft and Lukoil. To target nearly half of Russiaβs crude output and cutting their access to global finance. The move is expected to shake energy markets. Test US alliances with India and China. Furthermore, escalate the economic pressure on Moscowβs war machine. To end their war with Ukraine.
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Senate Blocks Pay Bill as Shutdown Hits Federal Workers Hard
On day 23 of the U.S. government shutdown, the Senate voted down a bill that would have guaranteed pay for essential federal workers and troops. The decision leaves thousands working without pay. Deepening financial and national security concerns.
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Army Adds AI to NCO Promotion Boards to Speed and Focus Reviews
The U.S. Army has introduced artificial intelligence to help streamline and enhance fairness in noncommissioned officer promotion boards. Using technology to screen candidates and support human decision-making.
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NRA and Gun Groups Sue California Over Ban on Convertible Glock-Style Pistols
The NRA and other gun rights groups have sued California. Claiming the stateβs new ban on convertible Glock-style pistols violates the Second Amendment.
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Troops Benefit from 90-Day, Zero-Interest Military Star Card Offer
Service members are seizing a new 90-day, zero-interest Military Star card offer at commissaries. Boosting sales and providing financial relief during the government shutdown.
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