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UN-backed experts cite possible US war crimes in Iran airstrikes

The UN's findings could strain US-Iran relations further and challenge international accountability mechanisms for powerful nations.

2 weeks ago · By EDITORIAL TEAM

US offers $15M for tips on Revolutionary Guards’ financial network

The US's $15M bounty could intensify global scrutiny on crypto networks, impacting compliance and privacy protocols in the digital asset space.

2 weeks ago · By EDITORIAL TEAM

Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon to attend Trump’s state dinner with Xi Jinping

The state dinners highlight the strategic importance of tech diplomacy in shaping US-China relations, impacting global trade and innovation.

2 weeks ago · By EDITORIAL TEAM

Regulators freeze funds, refer people to prosecutors amid market turmoil

Regulatory actions may deter future financial misconduct but could also heighten market volatility, impacting investor confidence and stability.

2 weeks ago · By EDITORIAL TEAM

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Don Beyer opposes crypto tax bill, accuses Trump of corruption

Sep. 17, 2026

Don Beyer opposes crypto tax bill, accuses Trump of corruption

Beyer's opposition highlights growing concerns over political ethics and the potential for financial conflicts in emerging tech sectors.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

Senator Martin Heinrich blocks bipartisan bill to shield consumers from data center energy costs

Sep. 17, 2026

Senator Martin Heinrich blocks bipartisan bill to shield consumers from data center energy costs

Heinrich's block highlights the need for stronger federal oversight to ensure equitable energy cost distribution amid rising data center demands.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

Trump says AI needs only one guardrail: a strong, smart president

Sep. 17, 2026

Trump says AI needs only one guardrail: a strong, smart president

The consolidation of AI oversight under presidential control could centralize power, impacting regulatory independence and global competitiveness.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

Private credit default rates range from below 1% to 19% depending on the measure

Sep. 17, 2026

Private credit default rates range from below 1% to 19% depending on the measure

Investor confidence in private credit is undermined by inconsistent default reporting, complicating risk assessment and portfolio decisions.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

Equinix data center in New Jersey leaks 5,000 gallons of diesel into local waterway

Sep. 17, 2026

Equinix data center in New Jersey leaks 5,000 gallons of diesel into local waterway

The spill highlights the environmental risks of aging infrastructure in data centers, prompting potential regulatory scrutiny and industry reforms.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

Trump challenges Fed rate hike as war and AI spending fuel inflation

Sep. 17, 2026

Trump challenges Fed rate hike as war and AI spending fuel inflation

Trump's criticism of the Fed's rate hike may shift economic blame, impacting voter perceptions and midterm election outcomes.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

King Charles urges AI leaders to put safety at the heart of development

Sep. 17, 2026

King Charles urges AI leaders to put safety at the heart of development

The summit underscores the urgent need for global cooperation in AI governance to prevent technological advancements from outpacing regulatory frameworks.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

China presses Iran to rein in Houthis as Brent crude slides toward $104

Sep. 17, 2026

China presses Iran to rein in Houthis as Brent crude slides toward $104

China's diplomatic involvement highlights the interconnectedness of geopolitical tensions and global energy markets, impacting oil prices and trade routes.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

US deploys over 50,000 troops during Iran war as Pentagon report reveals $38 billion cost

Sep. 17, 2026

US deploys over 50,000 troops during Iran war as Pentagon report reveals $38 billion cost

The extensive deployment and financial burden highlight the strain on US military resources, raising concerns about long-term strategic sustainability.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

Strait of Hormuz vessel transits fall to three amid Gulf conflict

Sep. 17, 2026

Strait of Hormuz vessel transits fall to three amid Gulf conflict

The drastic reduction in Strait of Hormuz transits could severely disrupt global oil supply chains, impacting energy markets and economic stability.

By EDITORIAL TEAM