When Money Strains a Marriage: $8M, Resentment and an ‘Ironclad’ Prenup
A woman with an $8 million net worth faces her husband’s resentment despite an ‘ironclad’ prenup; legal and relational implications emerge.
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Gulf Hedging Fails to Shield States from Regional War Fallout
Gulf states’ balancing acts — with Washington, Tehran and other partners — have not prevented economic and security fallout from regional conflict.
China’s Quiet Advance: How Beijing Gained Ground as U.S. Influence Waned
In 19 months Washington ceded economic and diplomatic ground to Beijing, reshaping regional ties and global institutions.
Analysis Finds Pharma Side-Deals Could Erode Trump Plan’s Medicare Savings
Analysis suggests secret deals with drugmakers could slash projected Medicare savings from most-favored-nation pricing by up to 80%.
When an 87-Year-Old’s Offer to Pay for Grandchildren’s Education Fuels Sibling Tension
An adult child questions fairness as an 87-year-old mother wants to fund her grandchildren’s schooling after years of shared support.
Oracle’s AI push strengthens cloud outlook as backlog expands
Oracle’s investment in AI and cloud saw backlog rise and a brighter outlook as enterprise demand boosts recurring revenue prospects.
Fetterman’s Surprise Message at GOP Midterm Event Highlights Strain with Democrats
Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman sent a surprise video to the Republican midterm event, stressing willingness to work with Trump while avoiding praise.
Europe’s Moment: From Funding Relief to Shaping a Durable Israel–Palestine Strategy
As transatlantic dynamics shift, Europe has an opening to adopt a coherent, credible policy on Israel–Palestine that pairs aid with diplomacy.
A Strategic Pivot: Prioritizing the West Bank After Gaza Plan Stalls
With the Gaza initiative stalled, a U.S. pivot toward stabilizing the West Bank through diplomacy, security coordination and institutional support could reduce the risk of wider conflict.
Senate Holds Fauci in Contempt as Questions Persist Over Covid Origins
A Senate committee held Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt after he invoked the Fifth Amendment in hearings on Covid-19 origins, renewing calls for access to Wuhan records and transparent international investigations.
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