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Thousands gathered in London to protest US and Israeli military strikes on Iran, demanding the UK government withhold support for what speakers framed as an illegal war and drawing explicit parallels to the failed 2003 Iraq invasion.
The US economy is experiencing a historic bifurcation where AI-driven tech giants power market gains while traditional sectors face a bloodbath from high rates, creating unprecedented volatility that breaks historical economic relationships and positions Bitcoin as the essential hedge against a capital structure too slow for AI's acceleration.
Jim Paulsen argues that 89% of the economy is already in a 'growth recession' (1% growth, zero jobs) while a small 11% 'new era' tech sector masks the weakness, suggesting investors should look through geopolitical 'Trumpetility' to buy beaten-down international equities as Fed easing becomes more likely than sustained inflation.
Bison Interests CIO Josh Young warns that the ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz could propel oil prices to $200-$250 per barrel—a supply shock mirroring COVID's demand collapse in reverse—as markets dangerously underestimate the conflict's duration and policymakers have depleted the emergency reserves designed for exactly this scenario.
The U.S. Commerce Department is drafting regulations requiring licenses for nearly all global AI chip exports from companies like Nvidia and AMD, creating a tiered system that ties semiconductor access to diplomatic negotiations and U.S. infrastructure investment, while Oracle announces thousands of layoffs amid AI spending pressures and markets enter capital preservation mode.
Shakur Stevenson breaks down his dominant tactical performance against Tafimo Lopez, emphasizing that elite defense and ring IQ stem from decades of disciplined training starting at age five, while outlining his philosophy on brain health, learning from Terence Crawford, and achieving financial independence to exit boxing on his own terms.
TechCrunch editors analyze Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros as part of ongoing streaming consolidation, discuss My Fitness Pal's purchase of teen-founded Cal AI and Pinterest's $1 billion activist investment, while raising skepticism about defense contractor Anduril's multi-billion dollar valuation amid questions over product effectiveness.
Japan's HTV-X1 cargo spacecraft successfully departed the International Space Station after a 4.5-month cargo mission, beginning a 99-day free-flying scientific operations phase before its eventual controlled de-orbit over the Pacific Ocean.
Renaissance humanists tried to revive Roman virtue through classical education to create better rulers, but when this 'osmosis' approach failed spectacularly, the technological democratization of ancient texts accidentally fostered the empirical mindset that sparked the scientific revolution.
Advanced AI could compress centuries of progress into years, forcing humanity to make existential decisions faster than ever; developing targeted AI decision-making tools now could help society navigate this critical period by improving collective intelligence before dangerous capabilities emerge.
The Avett Brothers' bassist Bob Crawford discusses his journey from touring musician to presidential biographer, explaining how his lifelong obsession with American history led to writing 'America's Founding Son,' which explores John Quincy Adams' unique post-presidential career in Congress.
A celebration of Reverend Jesse Jackson's life in Chicago features gospel performances and tributes highlighting his historic presidential campaigns that united diverse coalitions, his personal loyalty to friends, and his foundation in the Black church tradition, attended by former presidents and dignitaries.