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Stocks trade lower, with S&P 500 heading for a third straight day of declines

United States stocks extended losses on Wednesday, with major indices pulling back as the S&P 500 headed toward its third consecutive session of negative closes. The broader market downturn was primarily catalyzed by ris…

North Korea rejects call to halt nuclear tests

North Korea has formally rejected recent international calls to halt its nuclear weapons testing program, dismissing resolutions from the International Atomic Energy Agency as legally non-binding. Officials in Pyongyang …

What to eat to get better sleep, according to new research

Recent multi-institutional research highlights a direct correlation between daytime fruit and vegetable consumption and enhanced nighttime sleep quality. Meeting recommended daily produce intake benchmarks leads to measu…

Senator Hassan Questions Secret Service Over Diverted Funds

U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan launched a formal congressional inquiry demanding answers from the U.S. Secret Service over the reported diversion of more than $400 million in agency funds toward White House construction and …

Trophy-laden David Alaba joins Udinese on a free deal in a surprise Serie A move

Veteran defender David Alaba has officially signed with Serie A club Udinese on a free transfer following the expiration of his contract with Real Madrid. The Austrian star agreed to a deal spanning through June 2027, br…

No. 2 Georgia hosts Oklahoma in the Sooners’ SEC opener on Saturday

No. 2 Georgia hosts Oklahoma at Sanford Stadium for a historic Southeastern Conference regular-season matchup on Saturday. The fixture marks the first-ever regular-season meeting between the two powerhouse programs since…

Five Indianapolis officers charged following The Post’s reporting on Flock misuse

Marion County prosecutors have criminally charged five current and former Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers for unlawfully misusing automated license plate reader cameras. The charges follow an investi…

The stadium hosting the NFL’s first Rio game has a rich history, including World Cup title games

The Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys are scheduled to compete in the National Football League's first-ever regular season game in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The historic international matchup will take place at the iconi…

Do this one thing to help prevent your parents from being scammed

Experts emphasize establishing healthy skepticism to protect aging parents from fraud by teaching them to slow down, recognize red flags, and ignore urgent high-pressure demands. Fraudsters frequently manufacture artific…

Moldovan Premier Says His Country Has No Plans to Join NATO

Moldovan leadership maintains that the country has no plans to join NATO due to its permanent constitutional neutrality and low public support. While top officials pursue deeper economic and political integration with th…

A poet became a songwriter. The crafts are more distinct than you would think.

Transitioning from poetry to songwriting presents distinct creative challenges regarding linguistic density, musical accompaniment, and collaborative structure. While poetry relies on condensed imagery where individual w…

US New-Home Sales Rise to Fastest This Year as Prices Drop

United States new-home sales surged to their fastest pace of the year, jumping 6.4 percent to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 684,000 units. The performance significantly outperformed market expectations, driven…

Iced coffee, tattoos, thank-you notes: The shifting do’s and don’ts of job interviews

Recent workplace discussions highlight an ongoing generational clash over modern job interview standards and traditional corporate etiquette. Younger candidates increasingly favor casual habits such as carrying iced coff…

Knifeman kills priest, injures four in attack at Polish abbey

A thirty-one-year-old Ukrainian citizen was detained following a knife attack at the Benedictine Sisters Abbey in Jarosław, Poland, leaving one priest dead and four others injured. The assailant entered the monastery com…

Indeed Job Postings Turn Positive As Labor Force Shrinks

Annual growth in the Indeed Job Postings Index rose to 0.7 percent, marking the first positive annual increase in nearly four years. The milestone comes alongside a structural contraction in the U.S. labor force, which h…

Starbucks to Close 250 Stores Amid Restructuring

Starbucks has announced plans to shutter approximately 250 underperforming coffeehouses across North American retail operations by the end of fiscal year 2026. The planned store closures will generate roughly $300 millio…

BlackBerry Lifts Annual Forecast on Record QNX Revenue

BlackBerry raised its fiscal 2027 revenue forecast to between $616 million and $636 million following a stronger-than-expected second-quarter earnings report. Total Q2 revenue reached $163.3 million, outperforming LSEG a…

Wakefern Recalls Organic Apple Sauce Over Patulin

Wakefern Food Corp., in coordination with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, has initiated a voluntary recall of select containers of Wholesome Pantry Organic Unsweetened Apple Sauce. Federal regulators confirmed tha…

New Valencia coach Javier Aguirre optimistic despite ‘a lot of work’ to get the team back on track

Veteran manager Javier Aguirre has officially taken over as Valencia’s head coach, stepping into a high-pressure role as the Spanish club languishes 19th in the La Liga standings. Inheriting a squad with only four points…

Dollar rally tells Trump Treasury that the ‘house’ is losing

A surging United States dollar is creating a major policy conflict for the Trump administration, actively undermining executive efforts to boost domestic manufacturing and narrow trade deficits. While President Trump and…

Vertical Aerospace hires Jefferies to review strategic options

Vertical Aerospace has retained Jefferies LLC as its financial advisor to conduct a formal review of strategic alternatives. The electric aircraft developer aims to secure capital for ongoing certification and industrial…

Oracle cites ‘force majeure’ to shield itself on controversial data center, Bloomberg News reports

Oracle has reportedly invoked a force majeure notice regarding a massive 2.45-gigawatt data center project in New Mexico developed by Blue Owl Capital. The legal move aims to shield Oracle from rising cost overruns and f…

ECB's Schnabel to announce resignation imminently, sources say

European Central Bank Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel is reportedly preparing to step down early from her position in Frankfurt to join the International Monetary Fund. Sources indicate she plans to assume leaders…

Qualcomm secures extension to global chip licensing pact with Apple

Qualcomm has officially renewed its global patent licensing agreement with Apple, securing a long-term royalty stream effective April 1, 2027. The multi-year pact builds directly upon the foundational framework establish…

Trump rolled back regulations for oil company campaign donors, Democrats say

Democratic lawmakers have launched joint congressional investigations into former President Donald Trump following reports of a 2024 Mar-a-Lago fundraising dinner where he allegedly requested one billion dollars from oil…

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