Mortgage Rates Hit a One-Year High as Oil and Inflation Bite
The average 30-year fixed loan reached 6.66%, undoing a slide that had briefly pushed rates below 6% in February.
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Hasina Says She Will Return to Bangladesh Despite Death Sentence
In her first public remarks since fleeing in 2024, the former prime minister called the verdict against her fabricated and named December as her return.
A Proposal to Let Donors Die During Organ Retrieval Splits Bioethicists
The idea would set aside the Dead Donor Rule for patients who have already chosen euthanasia. Its critics say the rule is the reason the system works at all.
Apple Rebuilds Siri and Wires AI Through Its Operating Systems
The assistant becomes a standalone app with access to a user's own messages and mail. Analysts called it a prove-it moment; the shares fell 2%.
Meta Held Talks to Buy Kalshi Before Deciding to Build Its Own
The acquisition never progressed. Now the company is assembling a play-money prediction app of its own, as trading volumes across the sector approach $220 billion a month.
Prosecutors Examine Santos Trades on His Own Attendance
The former congressman is said to have bet he would skip the State of the Union, then posted that he would attend. Kalshi froze his account.
Right-Wing Commentator Deported After Overstaying Visa
Immigration officers detained Milo Yiannopoulos at a New Orleans airport and removed him to Britain under an order issued in July.
Nine Killed in Overnight Missile and Drone Barrage on Kyiv
Only one of 27 ballistic missiles was intercepted, as Ukraine's supply of Patriot interceptors runs down.
Science
How Climate Change Is Driving Nepal's Deadly Floods
The role of climate change in the Nepal floods The deadly flash floods in Nepal are not a surprise to many scientists. Glacial melt is accelerating because of climate change, putting millions of people at risk.
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Thousands in Northwest Indiana Still Without Power After Storm
More than 20,000 people are still without power in northwest Indiana after
Politics
Supreme Court Lets Trump’s White House Ballroom Proceed Temporarily
The Supreme Court ruled Friday that President Trump can — for now — move forward with construction of his ballroom on the site of the former East Wing
Politics
Experts Warn on Census Report Trump Cites About Noncitizen Voting
A highly unusual Census Bureau report that President Trump is using to reup dubious claims of widespread illegal voting by
