Sam Altman Says OpenAI Won’t Go Public This Year as Safety Concerns Mount
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman calls a 2026 IPO ‘ill-advised’ as AI safety scrutiny grows, keeping the company private for now.
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Study: 2025 ICE Raids Cost Chicago Over $1.26 Billion in Consumer Revenue
A new study finds 2025 ICE enforcement in Chicago led to over $1.26B in lost retail, restaurant and sales-tax revenue due to reduced consumer activity.
U.S. Gasoline Hits Labor Day Holiday Record, Diesel Also Peaks
National pump average reaches $4.14 per gallon for Labor Day weekend; diesel posts its highest-ever price.
Arizona Faces Higher Water Bills as Federal Plan Cuts Colorado River Deliveries
New federal rules lower Colorado River deliveries to Arizona; cities say supply is secure but customers will pay more to keep taps running.
Is Today’s AI Market a Bubble? Lessons from 1980s Japan
Robust AI earnings and sky-high valuations recall 1980s Japan. History offers context for potential corrections and long-term implications.
Sword Health Files to Buy Headspace in Move to Add Mental-Health Services
Sword Health filed to acquire Headspace; filing sets a Sept. 14 effective date and does not disclose the deal value.
U.S. prepares mass visa revocation affecting up to 200,000 asylum-seeking visitors
The Trump administration plans to revoke up to 200,000 business and tourist visas held by asylum-seekers, a move with broad legal and diplomatic implications.
Court decision in Texas weakens part of federal firearms regime, creating immediate legal uncertainty
A federal judge in Texas let part of the National Firearms Act lapse, easing some limits on suppressors and creating regulatory uncertainty.
Should a tech tycoon be able to pay his way into conducting a world-class orchestra? And should they really sell tickets?
There are some pretty gigantic non-negotiables for an orchestral musician. You have to be able to perform the right notes in the right order, with a combination of technical expertise, artistry, skill and understanding that demands years, decades and lifetimes of devotion. But there is one figure on the orchestral concert platform who is both…
Trump’s pick for US attorney-general clears key Senate hurdle
Unlock the White House Watch newsletter for free Your guide to what Trump’s second term means for Washington, business and the world Todd Blanche overcame a key hurdle to securing the post of US attorney-general on Tuesday after his nomination narrowly passed a critical congressional panel. The Senate judiciary committee voted 12-10 to advance Blanche’s…
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