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Some communities are enduring unprecedented long waits on federal disaster requests
The Trump administration approved major disaster declaration requests for at least seven states this week, according to information released Saturday by the Federal Emergency Management Agency,
The Iran war is either concluding with the world worse off, or escalation is just delayed again
A fragile ceasefire agreement in the war began with bombs continuing to explode in Lebanon and contradictory statements about whether Iran will continue to control
Even if Iran’s regime outlasts Trump, it may not survive reconstruction of the shattered economy
Tehran has been embolden by its ability to maintain tight control over the Strait of Hormuz and its own population. But even if the regime
Trump wants to add nearly $7T to the $39T national debt with military budget, watchdog warns
Budget hawks in Washington have their eyes trained on April 3, when the White House is scheduled to release its fiscal year 2027 budget request,
Bill Ackman told spooked investors to get over the Iran war and buy Fannie and Freddie. Stocks surged 40% the next day
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the two government sponsored businesses designed to prop up mortgages, ripped on Monday after billionaire investor Bill Ackman told investors
Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak admits he’s ‘disappointed a lot’ by AI and hardly uses it
Apple will celebrate 50 years on April 1, and over the past half-century, it has developed the eight-bit personal computer Apple I, the Macintosh, the
Moldova imposes 60-day energy emergency after Russian strikes in Ukraine
Moldova’s Parliament voted on Tuesday to impose a state of emergency in the country’s energy sector after Russian strikes on neighboring Ukraine’s energy grid disconnected a
Trump says he will order ICE to airports for security and vows to arrest ‘all illegal immigrants’
In a pair of social media posts, Trump first threatened and then said he had made plans to put officers from U.S. Immigration and Customs
Argentines once drank 90 liters of wine a year. Now they’re down to 15 — and 1,100 vineyards have already closed
Argentina’s once thriving wine industry is facing its worst crisis in more than 15 years, with record-low domestic consumption, dwindling exports and low-yielding crops. Against
