- January 17, 2026
Trump launches trade war vs. NATO after European countries sent troops to Greenland
President Donald Trump escalated his campaign to gain control over Greenland after several European countries deployed troops to the semi-autonomous
Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser warns of job cuts and says it’s time to raise the bar in memo to staff
Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser, one of Fortune‘s Most Powerful Women—and the top female executive on Wall Street—is pushing ahead with
Trump vows to protect Venezuela and tells Cuba to ‘make a deal, BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE’
Cuba, a major beneficiary of Venezuelan oil, has now been cut off from those shipments as U.S. forces continue to
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A sudden proposal on social media from President Donald Trump to increase U.S. military spending to $1.5 trillion for Fiscal
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A day before the U.S. military captured Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro, President Donald Trump threatened Iran’s regime as protests there
Michael Saylor’s Strategy flirts again with the danger threshold at which his company is worth less than his Bitcoin
Stock in Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin treasury company Strategy was up 1.22% in early trading today, giving the company a brief
RFK Jr. push leads to 5 states restricting what you can buy with SNAP benefits: Experts warn it’s a ‘disaster waiting to happen’
Starting Thursday, Americans in five states who get government help paying for groceries will see new restrictions on soda, candy and other
U.S. debt’s ‘easy times’ are now over as hedge funds jump into the bond market
The holders of U.S. debt have shifted drastically over the past decade, tilting more toward profit-driven private investors and away
Former Obama economic advisor feels ‘a tiny bit bad’ for Trump on affordability crisis
As President Donald Trump struggles to address Americans’ growing affordability concerns, he has gotten some sympathy from one of former
‘Bring it on’ — Top Justice Department official responds to impeachment threat over Epstein files
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche was defiant in the face of potential legal consequences over not fully releasing the Justice