Gold nudges higher with inflation risks, Fed rate path in focus
On Friday, gold prices experienced a modest uptrend as investors weighed concerns about inflation alongside potential interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. Spot gold saw a 0.3% increase, while US gold futures for December rose by 0.4%. St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem hinted at the necessity for further rate adjustments to combat inflation.
US imposes fresh Iran sanctions, targets 27 companies, six individuals and 22 vessels
The United States has announced a new round of sanctions against Iranian entities and individuals involved in oil trade. These actions focus on disrupting Iran's oil revenues and targeting its sanctions-evasion networks. The Treasury identified 27 companies, six individuals, and 22 vessels in its sanctions list. The measures are part of Operation Economic Outcast and seek to diminish Iran's economic lifelines.
Hurricane Isaias is predicted to become a dangerous storm as it approaches the Gulf Coast. Preparations are underway, including evacuations and securing boats in coastal areas. The hurricane could bring severe weather, including high winds and heavy rainfall, affecting multiple states. Oil production is also being impacted significantly due to shut down operations in the Gulf. Communities are urged to prepare as conditions are expected to rapidly deteriorate.
PepsiCo is raising prices on Doritos and more after a weak quarter in America
PepsiCo plans to raise prices on certain snack foods and beverages due to increased costs. The price increase will be in the single-digit percentage range, although it remains lower than earlier this year. Consumption patterns indicate demand in their international market, contributing to a revenue rise of 5.6%. However, the North American beverage business continues to struggle, leading to adjusted earnings expectations.
Donald Trump gives 'national treasure' Elon Musk top US medal after rift
Donald Trump presented Elon Musk with the top US science medal on Thursday, as the rocket tycoon fully returned to the president's orbit after an explosive bust-up. Trump and Musk gave an amiable if awkward performance on Thursday, with president patting the tycoon on the back and giving him a wooden case containing his medal.
Meta bans TikTok ads on its platforms in US
Meta has implemented an immediate ban on advertisements from ByteDance across its platforms in multiple countries. This decision affects various locations including the US, Canada, and Japan. The ban also targets related third-party advertisements referencing TikTok and other ByteDance services. In response to this rivalry, Meta asserts that it will continue competing on quality and user experience. TikTok has yet to publicly comment on Meta's advertising ban and actions.
Trump's words on Iran's LA 'take out' misinterpreted
Modern day Thomas Edison: Trump honors Musk and tech giants with National Medal of Science awards
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A Bitcoin stash worth about $29 when mined in 2010 has moved for the first time in roughly 16 years. The 100.02 BTC was transferred on October 7 and was worth around $8.3 million at the time, with the coins sent to two new addresses.
OpenAI revenue shock sends Nvidia, Oracle and CoreWeave stocks lower today. Here's what happened
OpenAIs annualized revenue reached about $50 billion at the end of September, nearly $20 billion below earlier reports. The update sent Nvidia, Oracle and CoreWeave shares lower, while new figures showed OpenAIs revenue run rate had still grown more than 70% since the start of the third quarter.
Because I am Tony Fauci: Rand Paul drops Faucis new diary entries, shocking China ties exposed!
The Moon has a new man-made crater. A discarded SpaceX Falcon 9 stage struck the lunar surface on August 5, 2026, near Einstein Crater. NASA, South Koreas Danuri orbiter and Earth-based telescopes tracked the impact. Scientists are now studying the debris and chemical clues to better understand lunar impacts.
Trump says comment that Iran could 'take out' Los Angeles was misinterpreted
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Deloitte Indias MS Mani said the latest GST reforms reflect growing trust between government and industry, with technology enabling simpler compliance and more targeted enforcement. He said easier registration, annual returns with quarterly payments, return corrections and removal of arrest provisions could reduce compliance fears and bring more businesses onto the GST platform.
EY partner Bipin Sapra said the GST Councils latest reforms address input tax credit blockages, expand refunds, support exporters and streamline tax administration. He said rationalising Section 17(5) could reduce tax cascading and costs for businesses, while decriminalisation and removal of arrest powers should create a more conducive business environment.
ET Graphics: The GST playbook milestones over 9 years
From its rollout in 2017 to GST 2.0, Indias goods and services tax has evolved into a more digitised and predictable tax regime. Over nine years, the system has seen changes in tax rates, slabs, compliance and technology, reshaping how businesses manage indirect taxes and interact with the tax administration.
Apple is set to unveil several smart home products at its upcoming event on October 13, including a smart home hub. This new hub is expected to have a 6-inch display and will combine various functionalities. Updates to the HomePod mini and Apple TV 4K are also anticipated, featuring improved technology and capabilities. The event will take place in New York and may include a hands-on experience for media members.
A shipment containing sensitive F-35 components was mistakenly routed through Hong Kong due to a communication failure. The parts were initially supposed to travel through South Korea and Taiwan, which are US allies. A missed warning from a freight forwarder, indicating US export restrictions, allowed the error to occur. US authorities are investigating the circumstances of the routing and its implications for military supply chains.
Uniqlo owner's Western bet pays off as profit surges 32%
Fast Retailing, the owner of Uniqlo, has recorded a 32% boost in yearly profit fueled by soaring sales. The company has reached a key milestone as North America and Europe now outpace China in market size, addressing the challenges presented by declining sales in the Chinese market.
Chipotle stock jumped after a report that Starbucks has explored a potential takeover of the Mexican fast-casual chain. Heres what the reported interest means for CMG stock, Brian Niccols connection and Chipotles international expansion plans.
Sean Diddy Combs is serving a 50-month sentence at FCI Fort Dix due to his recent conviction. Reports indicate he leads a luxurious life behind bars with special treatment from others. Combs allegedly has people cooking for him and providing massages while serving his sentence. He has been seen using a contraband cellphone for personal purposes, which raises security concerns.
Friday brings a major reset for 4 Chinese Zodiac Signs: The chaos starts to ease
Four Chinese zodiac signs may finally feel life getting calmer after October 9.The Fire Dragon Destruction Day helps Rooster, Rat, Monkey and Dragon clear stress, set stronger boundaries and regain control.
France, Saudi Arabia still studying options to protect Yanbu terminal, army chief says
France and Saudi Arabia are studying several options involving French military assets to help protect the Yanbu oil terminal, France's Armed Forces Chief of Staff, General Fabien Mandon, said on Thursday. It's at the study phase at the moment with Saudi Arabia. We are
'Mamdani, you cant hide': NYC Mayor heckled by pro-Palestinian protesters at October 7 memorial
The Trump administration has opened direct talks with Myanmars military-installed government, US officials said, marking a shift from Washingtons post-coup isolation policy. Talks led by Assistant Secretary Michael Vance initially focused on shutting scam centres targeting Americans and securing an Americans release, but could expand to Myanmars rare-earth resources.
Microsoft stock fell nearly 2% as the US targeted Microsofts green card filings for H-1B workers, while Italy opened an investigation into Microsoft-owned gaming companies over virtual currencies, consumer protection and gaming practices.
The Trump administration has suspended major tech companies from applying for permanent residency for foreign workers. Various companies, including Microsoft and Adobe, have been accused of abusing the H-1B visa program. U.S. Vice President JD Vance claimed that Microsoft replaced laid-off American workers with foreign workers. Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling stated that nearly 3 million foreign workers were requested by these companies.
'Something weird is going on': JD Vance announces probes into colleges for potential visa fraud
'Something weird is going on': JD Vance announces probes into colleges for potential visa fraud
With the midterm elections approaching, only 30% of Trump voters express strong enthusiasm about voting. In contrast, 48% of Harris voters are very enthusiastic, indicating a significant gap. This discrepancy may affect overall voter turnout in the upcoming elections. Meanwhile, Trump's approval rating has reached a record low, which is impacting his supporters' motivation. Addressing these challenges is crucial for both parties as they prepare for November 3.
Act now or lose the choice to act: Rubio warns West of atrophy & servitude in Acropolis speech
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The Weekly October Horoscope highlights one especially lucky day for every zodiac sign between October 12 and 18, 2026.Career opportunities, partnerships and moments of clarity could create important turning points during the week.
Trump plans to honor Microsoft's CEO after Vance drops an H-1B visa hammer on the company
Vice President JD Vance announced that Microsoft has been suspended from the skilled foreign worker visa program. This decision coincides with President Donald Trump's intention to accolade tech giants, including Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella. Vance condemned Microsoft's actions, stating their layoffs of U.S. employees contradict their reliance on H-1B visas, suggesting they misused the system.
Tadaryl Shipp, aged 49, is serving a life sentence for the murder of Colleen Slemmer. He and ex-girlfriend Christa Pike were convicted in 1996 for this horrific crime. While Shipp could be eligible for parole in October 2025, his previous denial was due to the crime's severity. Christa, sentenced to death, survived a failed execution, and ongoing legal matters concern evidence preservation and potential sentence commutation.
Documents reveal the FBI tracked Susie Wiles' communications with various individuals after the Mar-a-Lago raid. The agency also monitored the movements of Donald Trump, Melania Trump, and Barron Trump before the search. Details were obtained about their travel plans and timing for carrying out the FBI raid. Investigators expressed concerns regarding the legal authority to search certain areas of Mar-a-Lago.
NASA releases 800GB of moon data: What did Artemis II astronauts see around the moon?
NASA has released more than 800GB of Artemis II Moon data, including 11,000-plus images and videos, 8.5 hours of astronaut audio and crew annotations. The release also documents five faint flashes spotted on the Moon as the astronauts observed its surface during their lunar flyby.
Microsoft green card h1b visa program suspension: Microsoft is based in Redmond, Washington, near Seattle. Vice President JD Vance said Microsoft last year laid off 6,000 American workers but also obtained 6,300 H-1B visas and almost 3,000 green cards.
Kyiv enters 'survival mode' as Russian strikes intensify ahead of winter, mayor warns
Mounting Russian strikes that have pummelled the Ukrainian capital, hitting bridges and key infrastructure, have plunged Kyiv into survival mode ahead of the winter, the city'on Thursday. Three people were killed in Russian strikes in Kyiv on Thursday.
For Americans earning money while living and working abroad, one of the biggest 2026 tax changes is the higher foreign earned income exclusion. The IRS has raised the limit to $132,900, up from $130,000 in 2025. That means eligible taxpayers may be able to exclude up to $132,900 of foreign earned income from U.S. federal income tax.
Voters in Texas need to be aware of key dates leading up to the 2026 midterm elections. The deadline for voter registration is October 5, which is rapidly approaching. Early voting will take place from October 19 to October 30 across various counties. Voters intending to use mail ballots must submit their applications by October 23. Election Day is scheduled for November 3, with polls open from 7 a.m.
Wrestler Charlie King aka Chicken Finger dies at 25, days after WWE star Pac's untimely death
Charlie King, affectionately known as Chicken Finger, died at just 25, confirmed by Rocket City Championship Wrestling. This heartbreaking news comes shortly after WWE star Benjamin Satterley, aged 40, was found unresponsive outside a restaurant, leaving fans in shock. While investigations into Satterleys untimely death are underway, authorities suspect no foul play.
The involvement of Trump associates James Blair and Chris LaCivita in advising Milorad Dodik has raised ethical concerns. Their work for Dodik took place amid significant political changes in Bosnia and Herzegovina. While Dodik previously faced U.S. sanctions, the Trump administration lifted them, creating a complex political scenario. This relationship has allowed Dodik to demonstrate connections with influential figures in U.S. politics.
A new Reuters poll has raised questions about Donald Trump Republican voter enthusiasm ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, with only 30% of Trumps 2024 voters saying they are very enthusiastic about voting, compared with 48% of Kamala Harris voters. The findings could pose a challenge for Republicans as Trump urges his supporters to treat the midterms as a referendum on his presidency.
Will EU press the kill switch on China? Trade war looms over talks
EU officials are raising alarms over the escalating trade deficits with China, exceeding one billion euros on a daily basis. The spike in Chinese hybrid-car exports underscores possible gaps in EU tariff policies. Although talks are underway, China shows little willingness to engage in voluntary export restrictions for select products. EU leaders are now considering a 'kill switch' mechanism.
'Fundamental insult to US workers': Vance torches Microsoft over H-1B, suspends Green Card program
Nvidia is heading for the magical USD 6 trillion market cap and here are details of how the AI chip maker maintains professional relationship with its employees.
Iran will not abandon uranium enrichment or hand over its uranium, nuclear chief says
Mohammad Eslami, the head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, announced that the country will persist in its uranium enrichment endeavors. He characterized US warnings as stale and ineffective in persuading Iran to change course. Eslami's remarks underscore Tehran's resistance to external pressures, illustrating the ongoing friction in nuclear negotiations with the United States, a critical development in their multifaceted diplomatic engagement.
Mortgage rates are stuck above 7%. Waiting sounds smart, but rising home prices could quickly erase any rate savings. That is why some families are taking matters into their own hands. Parents lend money directly to their kids. Buyers get lower payments, parents earn interest, and both cut tax bills.
Bryan Johnson warns against relying on artificial intelligence for health advice due to its potential unreliability and common mistakes. With many users turning to AI chatbots for medical questions, health professionals express valid concerns. These bots often lack detailed patient histories, leading to the risk of misleading information. Mayo Clinic stresses the need to validate AI health responses against trusted sources.
Israel's first lunar mission put spacecraft Beresheet into orbit in 2019. Here's what happened next
Beresheet was Israels first lunar mission and the first attempt by a private company to land a spacecraft on the Moon. The mission did not complete a landing, but it reached the Moon and provided a milestone for Israels space program and private lunar exploration.
'King of injustice': Naked, gold-plated Trump statue takes centre stage inside European Parliament
Asia races to stockpile oil, speed up renewables in response to Iran war
Amid the uncertainties triggered by the Iran war, Asian countries are stepping up their oil storage frameworks. The Philippines is on a mission to establish a national oil reserve by 2027, promoting regional unity. ASEAN intends to achieve 30% of renewables in its primary energy mix and 45% in capacity.
The 2026 midterm elections will see governor races in states like Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia, Arizona, and Nevada. Michigan, Wisconsin, and Georgia will have open seat elections due to term limits. Arizona and Nevada will have incumbents seeking reelection, adding complexity to their races. These contests are expected to significantly influence the political landscape across the country and attract considerable attention.
Djokovic plans to reach out to Sinner after injury ended the No. 1 player's season
Novak Djokovic plans to reach out to Jannik Sinner after his injury led to season cancellation. Sinner has been suffering from knee inflammation, causing him to withdraw from major tournaments. Djokovic understands the difficulties of recovery, having faced his own injury challenges in the past. He expressed that Sinner's absence will be felt in the tennis world and praised his achievements this year.
Karnataka: Kumaraswamy challenges Shivakumar to probe sting operation
Union Heavy Industries and Steel Minister HD Kumaraswamy has challenged Chief Minister DK Shivakumar regarding an alleged sting operation. Kumaraswamy stated that if evidence exists, it should be presented to the public. He questioned why individuals involved in the sting operation were not arrested if they were known to the police. Additionally, he suggested the establishment of a Special Investigation Team to probe the matter.
Old dupattas can be transformed into various functional items, encouraging sustainability and creativity. Cushion covers can highlight the embroidered sections of dupattas for a decorative touch. Additionally, sturdy cotton dupattas can be made into storage baskets for organizing household items. Decorative wall hangings can add vibrant colors and patterns to living spaces using old dupattas. Finally, converting dupattas into reusable gift bags promotes eco-friendly practices during special occasions.
Iran steps up economic, connectivity push with Afghanistan
Iran is stepping up economic and connectivity cooperation with Afghanistan as ties between Kabul and Islamabad deteriorate. Irans energy minister is in Kabul for talks on water and energy, while Tehran is exploring railway connectivity linking western and northern Afghanistan. A 180-member Iranian trade delegation is also attending an Afghan exhibition.
Gaikwad, Padikkal, Sudharsan need to raise their games in second ''A'' One Dayer
Skipper Ruturaj Gaikwad and key players aim to improve their performance in the upcoming match. After a significant loss, the team looks to recover against Australia A in the second ODI. In the first game, India A struggled with batting, as nine players failed to score more than 20 runs. Suryansh Shedge's impressive bowling performance offers selectors an additional option for upcoming matches.
Trump trust bought millions in Meta, SpaceX in August
In August, the trust that oversees Donald Trump's assets embarked on a notable investment campaign, acquiring shares in Meta and bonds from SpaceX. Managed by Donald Jr., this trust executed a remarkable 517 trades during the month. Among these transactions, Meta shares were purchased, valued between $5 million and $25 million, while SpaceX bonds were acquired for $1 million to $5 million, raising concerns over potential conflicts of interest.
Delhi has been put on high alert ahead of the CJP protest scheduled for October 10, with extensive security arrangements being put in place across the national capital, sources said.
Michelle Obama praises Jackie Kennedy for her role in preserving the White House's history and significance. She emphasizes the necessity for first families to respect the building as a public estate. Other first ladies are also recognized for their contributions to maintaining its historic character. The contrast between past stewardship and current renovations under President Donald Trump is noted without direct criticism.
New US indictment charges former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro with torture
Former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has been charged with torture and human rights abuses in the US. He had already been facing drug trafficking charges before this new indictment was unsealed. Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, were taken into custody in New York earlier this year. Both have pleaded not guilty to their charges and could face severe penalties if convicted.
Anne Carson has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature, recognizing her innovative literary contributions. The Swedish Academy commended her for creating new forms while engaging with classical traditions. Carson's work encompasses poetry, translation, and essays, profoundly influenced by ancient Greek literature and other traditions. She has adapted ancient myths into contemporary narratives, exploring themes like love, loss, and memory.
A $1,000 Costco investment made 20 years ago would have grown to about $31,240 with dividends reinvested. The return shows the power of long-term compounding. Costcos membership model, customer loyalty and steady sales growth helped drive gains. Still, past performance is no guarantee that the stock will deliver similar returns again.
International Criminal Court judges say Philippine ex-President Rodrigo Duterte fit to stand trial
The International Criminal Court has ruled that Rodrigo Duterte is competent to stand trial for alleged crimes against humanity, with proceedings slated to start on November 30. Facing grave accusations linked to widespread killings during his presidency's anti-drug initiative, Duterte's request to dismiss the charges due to medical concerns was turned down.
ASOS said the attacker posed as a trusted contact and tricked an employee into sharing their login details. The attacker then used those credentials to access company information stored on third-party platforms. ASOS said it had secured the affected platforms to block any further unauthorized access.
Susan Dells along with her husband, Michael Dell, she has supported major housing and disaster-recovery efforts in Texas. From contributing $42 million to the Rebuild Texas Fund after Hurricane Harvey, which helped repair or rebuild 3,740 homes, to pledging $36.6 million to expand Community First! Village in Austin, the Dell family has invested millions in helping families recover from disasters and people experiencing homelessness find permanent housing.
They tried to mischaracterise it: Hegseth calls out fake Media over USS Lincoln Iran war crisis
They tried to mischaracterise it: Hegseth calls out fake Media over USS Lincoln Iran war crisis
In a tragic turn of events, 28-year-old scientist Daria Shipilova has succumbed to suspected pneumonic plague in Siberia. Her mother disputes rumors that the infection stemmed from a shattered test tube. Despite testing nearly 5,000 samples and finding no hazardous pathogens, local authorities have assured there is no epidemic risk. The WHO urges greater transparency as the situation continues to be evaluated amidst public health concerns.
Efforts to resolve the US-Iran war are heavily influenced by Iran's nuclear program and shipping routes. The Strait of Hormuz plays a crucial role in international energy markets and potential ceasefire terms. US officials demand significant action from Iran before agreeing to negotiate peace, particularly regarding its uranium enrichment. Meanwhile, Iranian leaders seek diplomatic solutions for reopening the critical waterway for commercial shipping.
Judge says search warrants used to seize property from former Prince Andrew were unlawful
London police conducted unlawful searches of former Prince Andrew's properties related to Jeffrey Epstein's investigation. The High Court judge invalidated the search warrants requested by Thames Valley Police. After questioning Mountbatten-Windsor, he was released without being charged, marking a rare royal arrest in centuries. This incident continues to be a point of embarrassment for the royal family.
US weekly jobless claims fall as layoffs remain low
Claims have held near 57-year lows for four straight weeks, consistent with what economists said remained a low-hire, low-fire labor market. Nonfarm payrolls increased by a paltry 29,000 jobs in September, the government reported last week.
World Space Week 2026 promises an exciting celebration from October 4 to 10, themed 'Rocket Revolution.' This year's spotlight is on how advancements in rocket technology are opening up access to space. Reusable rockets are making space exploration more affordable and efficient, inspiring schools and organizations globally to participate in STEM-focused activities that showcase the innovative potential of the expanding space ecosystem.
Gold price prediction: Gold rate's topsy-turvy momentum comes as investors assessed the minutes of the US Federal Reserve's September meeting for clues on its interest rate trajectory.
Saudi, UAE join Japan-led push to bolster Asian oil buffers
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are joining Japan's efforts to strengthen oil supply security in Southeast Asia. This collaboration comes in response to supply disruptions caused by ongoing conflicts in the Middle East. Japan has committed $10 billion to assist Southeast Asian nations in coping with rising crude prices. The new framework aims to improve oil stockpiling capacity among participating countries for better energy security.
In 1944, Harvard's Mark I emerged as a revolutionary 10,000-pound calculator for the U.S. Navy, pivotal in military operations such as ballistics during World War II. Grace Hopper notably influenced its functionality and pioneered the COBOL programming language. Mark I's legacy highlights the significance of government investment in technological breakthroughs, echoing its impact on modern artificial intelligence innovations.
Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi on Thursday said that Tehran will respond to a US peace proposal on the West Asia conflict within the next few days amid reports suggesting that Washington is preparing for military options for a possible resumption of major combat operations against the Islamic Republic.
Washington wants stronger allies: Rubios bold message as US-Europe tensions escalate
'How the hell would I know? I like steak': Trumps hilarious vegan joke in Texas; 'Melania said'
In 1942, Olympian ski racer Betty Woolsey acquired 270 acres in the pristine landscapes of Wyoming. Upon her passing in 1997, she established a conservation easement through the Jackson Hole Land Trust, effectively safeguarding the land from future development. This choice reflects the ongoing tension between land conservation and the soaring housing market in Jackson Hole, highlighting a significant dilemma in balancing preservation with housing needs.
As Democrats eye big midterm wins, Republicans look to turn the tables in some House districts
Republicans are focusing on pivotal congressional races as they seek to gain ground in the midterms. Key issues include immigration and economic policies being heavily funded by national organizations. In New Hampshire, an open seat contest is drawing attention due to fluctuating party support. Politicians like Greg Landsman and Susie Lee face tough opponents in newly redrawn districts.
WTO upgrades goods trade forecast as AI boom offsets Middle East disruption
World merchandise trade volume growth was stronger than expected and is now projected to reach 3.9% in 2026, up from 1.9% in the WTO's baseline forecast issued in March.
In 2023, a lone Southwestern Willow Flycatcher was spotted at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, a notable event after an absence since 2012 due to a drastic decline in its population. While habitat restoration initiatives show potential, challenges like invasive species and environmental pressures persist. Although some regions have experienced successful recovery, ongoing management and favorable conditions remain essential for the future of this vulnerable species.
'I wont let that happen': Trump fires back at Dems over his 'LA, San Diego' remark controversy
The United States has reported losses of 81 military aircraft during its ongoing conflict with Iran. Among these, 45 MQ-9 Reaper drones, used for surveillance and combat, account for over half the losses. The financial implications range from $1.9 billion to $3.3 billion for repairs and replacements. Congress is grappling with how to address these losses while maintaining military readiness.
When home-canning tomatoes, dark flecks on the seeds can appear due to interactions between minerals and plant chemicals. This phenomenon is harmless as long as jars are sealed correctly. Unfortunately, if you notice bulging lids or bad odors, it's essential to discard those jars. New canners shouldn't worry about the harmless dark spots; they are part of the process.
China confirms nomination of senior health official for WHO chief's post amid COVID scrutiny
China has put forward the nomination of Dr. Song Li for Director-General of the World Health Organization. Her background includes significant experience in public health, especially during health emergencies. This nomination could attract renewed scrutiny on China's COVID-19 pandemic response and the origins of the virus. If elected, she would be the second Chinese official to lead the WHO.
Amazon layoffs: Amazon is cutting fewer than 1,000 white-collar jobs during Prime Big Deal Days, mainly across its Stores division. At the same time, Jeff Bezos says AI could make three-day workweeks possible and believes the US could beat China to the moon by 2028.
The American Dream now costs $5.3 million, even a college degree may leave you $1.2 million short
The pursuit of the American Dream has become a hefty endeavor, now costing an average of $5.3 million across a lifetime for many workers. This significant investment impacts the hopes of individuals, particularly full-time employees with college degrees. While crucial expenses like housing, transportation, and childcare have surged, healthcare costs have shown a slight decline.

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