Mississippi Senate Race Draws New Attention to Black Voting Power
Mississippi’s Senate contest draws late money and national attention as Black voter strength becomes central to the campaign.
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AIPAC Ends Direct Endorsements, Redirects Electoral Muscle to Affiliated Super PAC
AIPAC will stop endorsing candidates and making direct campaign contributions, while its affiliated super PAC continues independent support.
Gradual Fade: Why a 15% Pullback in the S&P 500 Looks More Probable Than a Sudden Crash
Bull-market peaks often end slowly. A 15% correction for the S&P 500 could unfold over months, with implications for markets, policy and risk management.
Trump Signs Order to Waive Newly Enacted Russia Sanctions, Delaying Enforcement
President Trump signed an order waiving sanctions set to take effect under a new law dedicated to Sen. Lindsay Graham, delaying measures aimed at Russia.
Biotech Executive Steven Quay Falls Out of Contention for NIAID Top Role
Steven Quay, an advocate of a lab-leak origin for COVID-19, is no longer the leading candidate for NIAID director and may serve as a consultant.
Intel and SK Hynix Talks Send Shares Up as U.S. Memory Production Emerges as a Possibility
Intel shares rose after news of early talks with SK Hynix on a potential partnership to produce memory chips in the United States.
AstraZeneca’s Camizestrant Falls Short in Key First‑Line Breast Cancer Trial
AstraZeneca reports camizestrant did not beat standard therapy in SERENA-4 first-line trial, limiting its broader use beyond an existing U.S. approval.
Putin Meets US Envoys; Moscow Describes Talks as “Highly Useful”
Kremlin aide calls meetings with US envoys highly useful as Washington seeks to restart stalled Russia–Ukraine negotiations.
U.S. Completes Strikes on IRGC Targets, Escalation Follows Weekend Clashes
U.S. forces said they completed strikes on IRGC targets in Iran, hitting air defences, radar, maritime and communications sites after weekend clashes.
El-Sayed Rebukes Vance After ‘Very, Very Evil’ Remark at Detroit Rally
Abdul El-Sayed responded to Vice President Vance’s ‘very, very evil’ comment, saying ‘What’s evil is corrupting yourself.’
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