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Whatever President Trump’s goals are in Venezuela, U.S. military action is unlikely to achieve them.
There is little surprise that the contours of US President Donald Trump’s foreign policy are wavering. And moments of apparent success against Iran’s nuclear program (however brief) are uneasily linked to fleeting moments of fantasy, such as the occupation of Greenland (remember those?). But the possibility of military action against Venezuela is imminent, using a variety of violent means, and the White House is being dragged into the realm of foreign involvement that it has always said it abhors. And it goes directly against the lessons of the U.S. Republican military effort of the past two decades, as well as…
Sky Sports columnist Laura Hunter breaks down the big talking points from the latest Women’s Super League fixtures and explores the key stories at the heart of the women’s game.Do Arsenal have a creativity problem?The weekend’s fixture calendar was favorable for Manchester City. They had the chance to prove themselves first with the derby win and got the job done with a 3-0 win, which is important in such a close contest. Don’t underestimate the value of pressure in a title fight. Chelsea tend not to like to follow, they tend to lead. Arsenal have become accustomed to being chased…
Google is rolling out new AI-powered features for booking and planning travel in search, the company announced on Monday. The tech giant is expanding the availability of its AI-powered “Flight Deals” tool, adding the ability for users to organize their travel plans with the AI-mode “Canvas” tool, and bringing agent booking capabilities to more people. Google launched its first flight sale in the US, Canada, and India in August. Now, the company is expanding its AI-powered search tools within Google Flights around the world to help people quickly find affordable destinations. First, users must describe where, when, and how they…
In most cases, the cost of college continues to rise, and so does the amount students borrow to cover it. However, there are exceptions.Overall, college tuition costs have risen an average of 5.6% annually since 1983, far outpacing other household expenses, according to research from JPMorgan Asset Management.However, when broken down by type of educational institution, the differences are striking. Tuition and fees at four-year private colleges averaged $45,000 in the 2025-26 school year, according to new data released by the College Board. At a four-year public university in the state, it was $11,950.Over the 10-year period from 2015-2016 to…
2025 is proving to be a defining year for cybersecurity due to the rise of artificial intelligence, which can both defend and attack computer networks. As ransomware attacks and data breaches proliferate around the world, disrupting businesses, investors are looking for cyber companies (like portfolio names Palo Alto Networks and CrowdStrike) that can translate security capabilities into steady revenue growth and profitability, leading to higher stock prices. The biggest hacks of the year affected companies like Yahoo, Alibaba, Microsoft’s LinkedIn, Meta Platforms’ Facebook, and Marriott, just to name a few. The rise of AI will have a two-way effect, making…
While Jude Bellingham threw his arms up in frustration at being substituted, it was notable that two other England players in particular approached him as he left the field and tried to congratulate/compassionate him, Phil Foden and Harry Kane.Just a few days ago, manager Thomas Tuchel said the two players could not be on the pitch at the same time as Real Madrid’s star because they do not complement each other. Bellingham, who was portrayed by some as a loner, self-obsessed and bold rather than a team player, played in front of millions of people and won the solidarity and…
Joe TerranovaScott Mullin | CNBCJoe Terranova intends to stick to his successful quantitative approach. Virtus Terranova US Quality Momentum ETF (JOET) The idea is to identify stocks like Palantir early, before the rest of the market’s stocks pile up over the past five years.The ETF, founded by Terranova, chief market strategist at Virtus Investment Partners, has gained 10.9% this year, outpacing last year’s 6.8% gain. Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF (RSP) At that time.Stock chart iconStock chart iconJOET, RSP year-to-date chartTo select ETF holdings, Terranova follows a strict set of rules-based principles. First, he and his team screen the…
Congressman Alex Boaz, District 73, speaks at the State Capitol on Wednesday, May 29, 2025 in Albany, New York.Kenna Betancourt | APA bipartisan super PAC launched by a number of artificial intelligence leaders has chosen as its first target a Democratic congressional candidate who has helped lead efforts to put safeguards in the AI industry.New York State Representative Alex Boas has pushed an “ideologically and politically motivated bill” that would “handcuff” the nation’s dominance in AI, the leaders of Leading the Future PAC said in a statement Monday morning.Boas, who is running to represent New York’s 12th Congressional District, is…
Epstein survivors launch national PSA demanding release of remaining filesSource: WorldWithoutExploitation.orgIn a new ad, Jeffrey Epstein’s victims’ group is calling on Congress to pass legislation that would force the Justice Department to release investigative files on the notorious sex offender after months of resistance from the Trump administration.The ad ends by showing photos of Epstein’s victims when they were girls and young women, then says, “Five administrations later, we are still in the dark.””Call your congressman and demand they release the full Epstein file,” the ad says.The ad was posted two days before the House of Representatives is scheduled to…
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to reconsider a legal challenge to a controversial tactic called “metering” used by the federal government to turn away asylum seekers who arrive at the border but are unable to cross.On Monday, the justices granted a petition from President Donald Trump’s administration to reconsider a lower court’s ruling that “metering” is an unlawful impediment to the asylum process.Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of listThe case, known as Al Otro Lado v. Noem, had previously been heard by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco, California. That court found that “metering” violated…