Iran’s Bad Year
Dov Zakheim, The Hill In December 2004, Jordan's King Abdullah first warned the world of the emergence of a Sh'ia crescent that could destabilize the region's Sunni states. Initially.
Warby Parker Co-Founder, Jeff Raider, Highlights the Uphill Journey to Building Brand Loyalty
Brand loyalty is not just a “feel good” metric but a critical driver of business value.
House of Golf 2 getting new Nintendo Switch version [update: release date]
October 2024: Starlight Games is working on a new Nintendo Switch version of House of Golf 2, the developer announced today. The port launches before the end of 2024. House…
Albemarle presses pause on ordinance allowing for larger data centers
Albemarle County officials have tabled a proposed ordinance that would have allowed for the development of data centers as large as 500, 000 square feet.
Tax cuts for the rich in 5 red states have cost residents whopping $2.2 billion: report
A progressive think tank has found that America’s wealthiest citizens aren’t just benefiting from the federal tax cuts passed in Republicans’ One Big Beautiful Bill Act this past summer, but…
3,500-year-old Egyptian military fortress with ancient ovens and fossilized dough discovered in Sinai Desert
A 3, 500-year-old Egyptian fortress has been discovered on an ancient military road in the north Sinai Desert.
‘Cockroach’ jabs and regional bank breakdowns: The week private credit’s ‘golden’ narrative got a little less shiny
After years of hype, private credit had a rough week as bank troubles and new warnings sparked a wave of scrutiny.
Blazakis: Trump’s new order could redefine protests as ‘domestic terrorism’
The effect could criminalize opposition under the guise of counterterrorism. Today, antifa; tomorrow, climate activists.