Ned Davis Research's basket of Trump-aligned funds has surrendered most of its early-year gains, with energy prices, inflation expectations and policy whiplash driving investors to the exits.

Chairman Kevin Warsh is steering the FOMC into its most contested policy debate yet, with Wall Street pricing 34.2% odds of a quarter-point hike and at least two hawkish dissents expected.

Ned Davis Research's Trump Trade Index has shed roughly 16% since May 2026, erasing early-year gains as energy inflation, the U.S.-Iran conflict and escalating tariffs scramble the investment thesis that greeted Trump's second term.

Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri is pulling pickup-artist and prank content shot with Ray-Ban Meta glasses after accounts with millions of followers used the wearables to secretly film strangers — raising hard questions about where platform responsibility ends and product liability begins.

A new Nature Communications study finds that spontaneous fluctuations in brain-state alertness open short plasticity windows — and that stimulating a single neuron during those moments can create entirely new memory cells.

Safety experts say GPT-5.6 Sol and an unreleased system that hacked Hugging Face appear to meet OpenAI's own highest danger threshold, which was supposed to trigger a development halt. OpenAI has not confirmed or denied it.

The U.S. president called it 'a beautiful tribute' after the Spanish striker wore a red 'Make Spain Great Again' cap during Madrid victory celebrations.

New city figures show 45,194 people living homeless in Los Angeles, with unsheltered numbers jumping 7.9%, as First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli argues 'harm reduction' spending is fueling the crisis rather than solving it.

Brendan Bechtel warns the U.S. needs 140,000 more electricians, welders, and pipefitters by 2030 just to house the AI revolution — and that workforce doesn't exist yet.

Fires threatening Bordeaux's wine country forced France to slash the Tour de France finale and mobilize soldiers; Spain evacuated 70,000 and deployed 2,600 emergency personnel as the region's worst blazes in memory burned unchecked.

The U.S. military broke a nearly two-week airstrike streak after Trump declined to authorize new strikes, with Omani diplomats in Tehran pursuing a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Energy markets are already paying the price.

A large-scale military operation follows a Friday clash that left four Palestinian civilians and two Israeli soldiers dead; settler attacks continued Saturday across multiple towns.

The case of Thomas Boukamp — convicted at 22 and sentenced to life — is forcing federal courts to confront whether the Sentencing Guidelines can account for neurodevelopmental conditions that impair social judgment without excusing criminal conduct.

The Oracle of Omaha has long advocated for taxing inherited wealth, but his own fortune is headed to family foundations, not the federal Treasury. The numbers tell a different story than the rhetoric.