The Senate failed cloture on the Clarity Act 49-50, 11 votes short, after Trump's $1.4 billion crypto year turned ethics...
Arsenal made Omar Shaikh its first chief revenue officer, folding Juliet Slot’s commercial brief into retail and stadium income after the title.
Cincinnati stuck with Barrett Carter and Demetrius Knight Jr. after a last-place 2025. Week 1 brought a 27-yard score and six missed tackles.
Tesla holds 52% of U.S. EV sales through August as its deliveries fall 16%, because rivals cancelled models and the market itself shrank 30%.
Hays County will freeze property tax lookups from Sept. 21 to Oct. 13 as it leaves 20-year Tyler software, covering Texas's Oct. 1 bill-mail date.
Evercore ISI listed AppLovin with McDonald's on a tax-loss screen after a $16 million miss halved the AI-tagged ad stock.
Hersheypark retired Tidal Force on Labor Day, the latest 1990s Hopkins splash ride to go, and has not said what fills the Boardwalk hole.
Trump threatened a U.S. sales ban on Bombardier jets, a step that would hit Kansas defense shops and Texas-built wings first.
Raheem Morris said Nick Bosa will play the Rams in Melbourne, 354 days after a right-knee ACL revision, with San Francisco coming off a 20-sack season.
Foremost Farms will close its Marshfield cheese plant in December and exit 40-pound blocks after new U.S. cheese capacity undercut the 1950s line.
A 7 September letter from the Lord Chamberlain tells UK officials Harry and Meghan remain private citizens, and that public-money courtesies go to Buckingham Palace.