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Judge rules Meta not a monopoly

Meta averted a breakup after a federal judge ruled the company is not a social networking monopoly, rejecting an FTC case that could have forced a spinoff of Instagram and WhatsApp. U.S. District Judge James Boasberg sai…

EU proposes easing GDPR and AI rules

Brussels has unveiled a package that loosens parts of the GDPR and delays elements of the AI Act, aiming to cut red tape and jolt growth. The plan would ease sharing of anonymized and pseudonymized data, permit AI traini…

LeBron James sparks Lakers past Jazz

Back from a 14-game absence with sciatica, a 40-year-old LeBron James handed out 12 assists and 11 points, slicing up Utah’s defense as the Lakers beat the Jazz 140-126 in Los Angeles. His passing drew raves from Deandre…

Lane Kiffin Weighs Ole Miss Future

The article argues Lane Kiffin would damage a rebuilt reputation if he left 10-1 Ole Miss on the eve of a potential College Football Playoff run for Florida or LSU. With a potential home playoff opener Dec. 19 or 20 and …

Playoff stakes rise as SEC looms

College football’s playoff picture tightened as debate rages over 8-2 Miami and Notre Dame, pitting head to head results against late season form. The columnist argues timing and venue should inform rankings while callin…

Honda recalls Accord Hybrid for software flaw

Honda is recalling 256,603 Accord Hybrid vehicles from model years 2023 to 2025 after federal regulators flagged a software flaw that can reset while driving and cut power, raising crash risk. The National Highway Traffi…

Loan revives Three Mile Island for Microsoft

The Energy Department said Tuesday it will provide a $1 billion loan to restart Three Mile Island Unit 1 in Pennsylvania, a project intended to supply power for Microsoft’s data centers. Unit 1 shut in 2019; the site’s o…

Warriors assistant DeMarco considered for Liberty job

Warriors assistant coach Chris DeMarco has emerged as a serious contender for the Liberty head coaching job, multiple sources told The Post on Tuesday. He joins a pool of finalists that includes former Nets assistant Wil…

Curacao qualify as smallest ever World Cup nation

Curacao clinched a historic 2026 World Cup berth with a gritty 0-0 draw in Jamaica, becoming the smallest nation by population ever to qualify. The Netherlands-linked squad, strengthened by recent FIFA-approved switches …

Watchdog links ballroom donors to lobbying firms

A government watchdog says most corporations donating to President Trump’s planned $300 million White House ballroom are represented by three lobbying firms, whose partners dined with the president and tech and crypto ex…

Lowes raises sales outlook lowers profit guidance

Lowe’s reported third quarter results and nudged up full-year sales guidance to $86 billion after closing its Foundation Building Materials deal, while trimming profit expectations amid a tougher economy. Adjusted EPS of…

Fentanyl campaign targets boats Venezuela link disputed

President Trump said the U.S. military is attacking boats in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific in response to fentanyl deaths, asserting the vessels come from Venezuela. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth described the missi…

Judge To Hear Comey Vindictive Prosecution Claim

James B. Comey’s lawyers will ask a federal judge in Alexandria, Va., to dismiss charges that he lied to and obstructed Congress, arguing the Justice Department bowed to President Trump’s push for political revenge. Led …

Sheinbaum rejects US strikes amid sign incident

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum on Tuesday rejected U.S. military strikes on cartels, a day after President Donald Trump said he would do whatever we have to do to stop drugs. Her remarks followed a flap at Playa Bag…

Clay Higgins Lone No on Epstein Files

Representative Clay Higgins of Louisiana cast the only no vote on a House bill to force the Justice Department to release the Epstein files, defying Speaker Mike Johnson’s expectation of unanimous Republican support. A s…

Trump and MBS announce investments and arms

President Donald Trump hosted Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at the White House with grand ceremony, brushing aside human rights questions and insulting a reporter. Trump formalized approval to sell F-35s to Saud…

China accelerates shift to electric heavy trucks

China is pivoting to electric heavy trucks faster than expected, reshaping fuel demand. Battery-powered models reached 22% of new heavy truck sales in early 2025, up from 9.2% a year earlier, with forecasts of 46% this y…

Agentic AI promises autonomy beyond chatbots

“Agentic AI” is touted as the next leap beyond chatbots, but definitions vary as the buzzword surges. An MIT and Boston Consulting Group report, based on a survey of 2,000-plus executives, describes agents that plan, act…

Trump calls Bloomberg reporter piggy backlash grows

Donald Trump called Bloomberg White House correspondent Catherine Lucey “piggy” during an Air Force One gaggle Friday, after she pressed him on the Jeffrey Epstein files and a likely House vote to release them. The slur …

Intuit integrates finance apps with ChatGPT via OpenAI

Intuit signed a multi-year deal worth more than $100 million with OpenAI to bring TurboTax, Credit Karma, QuickBooks and Mailchimp into ChatGPT and expand its use of OpenAI models. With user permission, the apps can tap …

Suisun City proposal to annex agricultural land

Suisun City, a town of 30,000 in a neglected corner of the Bay Area, is facing another reinvention attempt: a proposal to annex 22,873 acres of agricultural land owned by California Forever, a developer backed by Silicon…

Rodgers avoids surgery Steelers await medical clearance

Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers won’t need surgery after the injury that knocked him out of Sunday’s game, according to NFL Network, though the team has yet to issue a definitive diagnosis. The Steelers first labeled …

Cowboys benching of Lamb Pickens sparks gambling disclosure

In a 33-16 Cowboys win Monday night, receivers CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens were benched for the opening offensive series. Coach Brian Schottenheimer called it a coach’s decision, saying "there were some things that we…

Navy secretary urges higher shipyard wages to compete

At a defense summit in Fort Wayne, Navy Secretary John Phelan said the shipbuilding industry must raise wages to attract and keep skilled workers, noting it is hard to lure people into welding in tight spaces when pay ma…

States demand answers on shared voter data

Ten state election chiefs sent a letter Tuesday pressing Attorney General Pam Bondi and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem for clarity on federal use of private voter data. Citing reports that the Justice Department…

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