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Mass ownership meets one-man control: What SpaceX’s listing unlocks
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Mass ownership meets one-man control: What SpaceX’s listing unlocks

A record flotation pulls the rocket maker into global indexes while leaving many Asia-Pacific retail investors on the sidelines.

SpaceX made a recordshattering market debut on Friday, with shares surging in the largest IPO on record and a valuation near $2 trillion, turning e...

Confirmed El Niño, uncertain peak—policy must move before clarity
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Confirmed El Niño, uncertain peak—policy must move before clarity

NOAA and Copernicus see rising odds of a strong episode, while governments from Europe to Brazil ready heat, flood, and water-stress measures.

NOAA has confirmed El Niño’s onset, while the EU’s Copernicus program reports stronger model outlooks since May and a roughly 63% chance of a very ...

Netanyahu vows continuity as voters, allies hint at change
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Netanyahu vows continuity as voters, allies hint at change

After Trump questioned his plans and cast himself as restraining Israel’s Iran response, Likud confirmed a bid ahead of a vote due by October.

After Donald Trump publicly suggested Benjamin Netanyahu might not seek reelection and cast himself as restraining Israel’s response to Iran’s miss...


Escalation or leverage? Mixed signals as strikes meet talk of deals
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Escalation or leverage? Mixed signals as strikes meet talk of deals

IRGC missiles hit US‑linked sites in Bahrain, Jordan and Kuwait after US 'self‑defense' strikes, alongside fresh sanctions and warnings over Hormuz.

After a U.S. Army Apache went down near the Strait of Hormuz—described as a crash in some reports and a shootdown by President Trump—U.S. forces st...

Behind closed doors, Gates’s denials await what the records show
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Behind closed doors, Gates’s denials await what the records show

The voluntary, transcribed interview is part of a broader House inquiry into Epstein’s network amid newly released DOJ files.

Bill Gates on June 10 sat for a voluntary, closeddoor, transcribed interview with the US House Oversight Committee about his contacts with Jeffrey ...

Ceasefire under fire: deal-making or drift toward open confrontation?
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Ceasefire under fire: deal-making or drift toward open confrontation?

Following a US Apache crash near the Strait of Hormuz, Washington struck Iranian air defenses as Tehran reevaluated talks and warned foreign forces near its borders.

After a US Army Apache went down near the Strait of Hormuz, Washington hit Iranian radars and air defenses under a fragile truce, while Tehran call...


Pressure for access or space for talks: the IAEA’s Iran gamble
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Pressure for access or space for talks: the IAEA’s Iran gamble

A US- and E3-backed measure passed 21–3 with 10 abstentions, opposed by Russia, China and Niger.

The IAEA Board of Governors adopted a US/E3‑backed resolution pressing Iran to account for its uranium stockpile and expand inspector access, passi...

Inflation Surges on War Shock, but Will a Deal Lower It?
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Inflation Surges on War Shock, but Will a Deal Lower It?

Prices climbed at the fastest pace in three years, led by Iran-related energy disruption and a Hormuz chokepoint that is lifting transport costs and unsettling markets.

US inflation reaccelerated to 4.2% in May, the fastest in three years, with the jump tied chiefly to an Iran‑war energy shock after disruption at t...

US warnings versus Indian casualties: what authorizes strikes on suspect tankers?
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US warnings versus Indian casualties: what authorizes strikes on suspect tankers?

The Palau-flagged Settebello was hit amid a week of Oman-area incidents, with India summoning the U.S. envoy and Washington citing noncompliance and suspected Iranian oil.

The U.S. military struck the Palauflagged tanker Settebello off Oman after saying it ignored directions and was suspected of carrying Iranian oil, ...


Protected water tanks hit amid U.S.–Iran strikes: to what end?
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Protected water tanks hit amid U.S.–Iran strikes: to what end?

Two reservoirs serving Sirik were damaged, disrupting drinking water for thousands as Washington cited retaliation for a downed helicopter and Iran reported reciprocal attacks.

U.S. strikes in Iran’s Hormozgan province on June 9–10 damaged two water reservoirs serving Sirik, cutting safe drinking supplies for thousands ami...

Deterrence from Guantánamo meets sanctions blamed for civilian harm
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Deterrence from Guantánamo meets sanctions blamed for civilian harm

The defense secretary’s Cuba stop comes as Washington expands Cuba-related designations, Beijing challenges its terrorism claims, and Miami prepares for World Cup fixtures.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth used a Guantánamo stop to warn Havana against acquiring weapons that could threaten U.S. territory, as Washington in...

Pre-funded enforcement through 2029—predictability or power without guardrails?
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Pre-funded enforcement through 2029—predictability or power without guardrails?

The measure allocates roughly $38bn to ICE and $26bn to CBP through 2029, passed 52–47, and efforts to limit a separate presidential settlement fund failed.

The United States has enacted a three‑year, $70bn immigration enforcement package funding ICE and CBP through 2029—about $38bn for ICE and $26bn fo...