
From Washington Corridors Back to Palo Alto Light: A Deal Maker Changes Direction
Michael Grimes, a senior deal maker who served in the Trump administration, has returned to Silicon Valley after leaving his role in Washington.

Michael Grimes, a senior deal maker who served in the Trump administration, has returned to Silicon Valley after leaving his role in Washington.

Tulsi Gabbard faces accusations of trying to suppress a whistleblower complaint, a claim she denies, as the episode renews scrutiny of how oversight processes function in Washington.

The son of Norway’s crown princess has been arrested again, just days before his trial on rape charges is set to begin, adding new focus to an already sensitive legal case.

Mehdi Mahmoudian, co-writer of the Oscar-nominated film It Was Just an Accident, has been arrested in Iran, highlighting ongoing pressure on artists and writers

SpaceX says Russia is using Starlink without authorization to guide drones in Ukraine, highlighting how commercial satellite technology has become entwined with modern warfare.

Beer consumption in Germany fell to a record low in 2025, reflecting long-term shifts in habits, demographics, and changing attitudes toward alcohol.

As ACA subsidies expire, voters name healthcare costs as their top economic worry, highlighting the tangible impact of policy changes on everyday life.

Lewis Hamilton and Kim Kardashian were reported to have spent a romantic weekend together, though neither has publicly commented on the nature of their time together.

A teaser for the animated series Stranger Things: Tales from ’85 has been released, offering a first look at a stylized return to Hawkins set within the original timeline.

Disney’s next CEO will inherit a company with strong momentum, balancing creativity, innovation, and operational strategy as the entertainment giant moves forward.

HBO Max has postponed the premieres of new episodes of Industry and The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, adjusting its release schedule with new dates yet to be announced.

A newly installed cherub sculpture in Italy stirs debate after viewers note its resemblance to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, highlighting how art and politics can quietly collide.

The 68th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles concluded with Kendrick Lamar emerging as the night’s most recognized artist, anchoring the ceremony with multiple major wins.

Wealth inequality and the K-shaped recovery are more pronounced than ever, with some households prospering while others struggle to keep pace in today’s economy.

Germany arrests five people accused of breaching Russia sanctions, highlighting Europe’s push to enforce export bans and curb evasion through tighter oversight and investigations.

Waymo raises $16B at a ~$126B valuation to expand its robotaxi fleet into over 20 cities worldwide, including planned launches in London and Tokyo.

The U.S. launches a $12B strategic reserve of critical minerals — Project Vault — to secure supply chains for key industries and reduce heavy reliance on foreign sources like China.

Rome introduces a small access fee at the Trevi Fountain to manage heavy tourist crowds, aiming to protect the landmark while reshaping how visitors move through one of the city’s busiest spaces.

SpaceX acquires xAI, merging rocket and AI ambitions into a combined company valued at ~$1.25T, aiming to power future computing in orbit as it plans an IPO.

Britain and China pursue new business deals as diplomatic relations ease, with companies from PopMart to JD.com exploring opportunities across trade, tech, and retail.

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has acquired a nearly 520,000-square-foot warehouse in Upper Bern Township, Berks County, for $87.4 million. This purchase is part of plans to convert the facility into an immigration detention center, contributing to the expansion of immigration detention capacity across the country.

The director of a prominent hospital in Gaza, previously hailed as a 'hero' and a contributor to the New York Times, has been identified as a former colonel in Hamas. This revelation raises concerns about the intersection of journalism and political affiliations in conflict reporting.

Costa Rica is heading to the polls with right-wing populist candidates seeking to extend their mandate amid growing political tensions. This election is pivotal for shaping the country’s future policies and governance.

A Russian drone strike targeted a bus in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region, resulting in the deaths of 15 miners and injuring 7 others. This attack highlights the ongoing violence and humanitarian crisis in the region amid the ongoing conflict.