Emily John

Tensions flared across the Middle East after U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee sparks controversy after asserting that Israel is entitled to large portions of the Middle East. His remarks, made during a televised interview, triggered swift condemnation from Arab and Muslim nations and

In a ruling that reshapes the balance of economic power in Washington, The Supreme Court overturns Trump’s tariffs, delivering a sharp setback to the president’s hallmark economic strategy. The 6–3 decision marks one of the most consequential legal defeats of former President

Warren Buffett’s last stretch as chief executive marked the end of an era at Berkshire Hathaway—and it came with some decisive portfolio moves. Most notably, Berkshire sold more stocks than it bought during Buffett’s final quarter as CEO, signaling a continued reshaping

India set out to showcase its technological muscle this week by hosting one of the world’s largest artificial intelligence gatherings. The ambition was clear: position the country as a rising AI powerhouse ready to compete on the global stage. But what unfolded

The icy skies above the Arctic have once again become a stage for global power signaling. In recent years, repeated encounters involving russian warplanes alaska have drawn international attention and revived Cold War-era concerns. While these incidents rarely escalate into direct confrontation,

Bitcoin slips below $79,000 as markets weigh silver sell-off and Trump’s Fed chair pick, capping a turbulent week for digital assets and commodities alike. Major cryptocurrencies fell sharply as retail investors reacted to volatile price moves across markets and fresh signals from

As Japan prepares for a pivotal Lower House election on Feb. 8, voters are grappling with familiar economic worries — rising living costs, sluggish wage growth and the drag of a weak yen. Yet beyond these bread-and-butter issues, the contest has taken

President Donald Trump on Friday announced that Kevin Warsh will take over as chair of the Federal Reserve, replacing Jerome Powell when his term expires in May. The move closes a long and often turbulent chapter for the U.S. central bank, marked

The U.S. Justice Department has released a massive new batch of records tied to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, reopening scrutiny of what federal authorities knew about his abuse of underage girls and his long-standing connections with wealthy and influential figures. The latest