With control of Congress on a knife's edge and a fabricated-polling scandal still reverberating, the president crammed last-minute stops into nearly 20 states ahead of Tuesday's vote.
Binance Users Pull $3.6 Billion as Exchange Reopens Trading After Record HackThe broadband and mobile group is planning redundancies among its 16,000 staff as it fights a BT-TalkTalk tie-up and a wave of cheaper fiber rivals.
A $1 billion round led by Sequoia Capital and Wellington Management comes as Kalshi fights state regulators over whether its contracts are legal at all.
Europe's largest budget airline says fuel prices tied to the war between the US, Israel and Iran could stay elevated well into 2027, squeezing a carrier built on thin margins.
Judge Lets NAACP's Pollution Lawsuit Against xAI's Memphis Data Center ProceedA federal judge rejected xAI's bid to dismiss a Clean Air Act suit over dozens of unpermitted gas turbines powering its Colossus supercomputer, in a ruling that lands amid a national backlash against data-center buildouts.
Nearly half a million people were tracked for almost a decade; habitual tea drinkers had modestly lower vascular disease risk, but those who drank it "burning hot" fared worse, not better.
A Dutch trial found 16 weeks of peanut-eating improved insulin signaling in memory-related brain regions, though the research was funded by a peanut industry group.
New ancient-DNA analysis of a Gravettian-era woman buried in a French cave carries a genetic signature from groups living hundreds of miles away, challenging the idea that Ice Age communities lived in isolation.
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's three-hour Elizabeth Holmes documentary, shot in secret over three years, is drawing the biggest documentary crowds in two decades on a budget under $10 million.