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Trump's Approval Remains Stuck At Historic Lows As Americans Sour On His Handling Of Inflation And Cost Of Living

A new poll found that only 19% of U.S. adults approved of Trump's response to inflation, while 65% disapproved of his overall performance.

Trump Said Resuming The Iran War Is 'Highly Unlikely.' Oil Prices Fell Below A Key Threshold.
Brent crude, the international benchmark, fell more than 2.5% and dropped below $90 per barrel.
Nvidia Lost Almost $200 Billion In Market Value On One Day As Huang Affair Sparks Espionage Investigation
The company says it has no reason to believe national security or confidential corporate information was compromised, while China rejected the allegations.
AI Is Taking Almost Two Thirds Of All Venture Funding. What This Means For The Other Startups.
The money is flowing to a new cohort as well as to a few large names, and that group sets a pace other founders are compared with.
U.S. Reportedly Evacuates Aircraft From Another UK Base Over Another Iran Threat
The U.S. European Command (EUROCOM) said the move answered to a "variety of reasons" that could not be disclosed for protection measures.
Anthropic Plans To Raise Up To $62.5 Billion In Its IPO. Seven Tech Giants Are Investing Another $26 Billion.
Anthropic's latest SEC filing reveals rapid revenue growth, multibillion-dollar computing expenses and a complex ownership structure ahead of its market debut.
Ukrainian Strikes Keep Disrupting Russian Refineries. Moscow's Oil Refining Capacity Is Reportedly Down 30%.
Leningrad region Gov. Alexander Drozdenko said an overnight drone strike set the plant on fire Monday and killed one woman.

Nearly Half Of Americans Say They've Sold Something Or Expect To Do It To Help Pay For The Holidays

Millennials and Gen Z adults were most likely to consider selling items, while 62% of respondents planned to buy at least one secondhand item during the holidays.

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Economy in Focus

Americans Voted For Trump To Fix The Economy In 2024. Now 44% Say They're Financially Worse Off.
Democrats regained control of Congress as exit polls showed widespread financial dissatisfaction, with only 18% of voters reporting an improvement in their finances since 2024.
- Trump Concedes Iran Played a Role in GOP Midterm Defeat, But Doesn't Regret it: 'I Did The Right Thing'
- Musk's Midterm Bet Did Not Pay Off. His Companies' Stocks Are Plunging.
Wall Street Is Trading Near Record Highs. The Richest 1% Own More Than Half Of America's Stock Wealth.
As major U.S. banks prepare to report quarterly earnings, fresh attention is falling on who owns the financial assets benefiting from Wall Street's rally.
- S&P 500 Profits Set To Surge More Than 30% In Q3 With AI Giants Dominating Growth
- SpaceX Could Borrow $40 Billion For Nvidia Chips As Musk Makes A Massive New Bet On AI. Its Stock Fell.

Crypto Groups Spent $63 Million To Stop Sherrod Brown. Ohio Voters Sent Him Back To The Senate.

Sherrod Brown defeated Jon Husted despite more than $63 million in crypto-backed spending against him, potentially complicating the industry's efforts to advance digital-asset legislation.

Nadia Levin, CEO and Managing Director of Research Australia

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Australia Has World-Class Research. Now It Needs an Investment Strategy to Match.

Australia's strong health research base could deliver greater clinical and economic impact if government, industry, philanthropy and investors coordinate funding and share the risks of commercialization.

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Inside The DevSec Blueprint's Three-Tier Learning Model
The DevSec Blueprint offers a tiered path for aspiring DevSecOps professionals, combining foundational lessons, hands-on projects, community support and feedback to address practical skills gaps.
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Is Open Access to Information Still Open?
As laws, standards and platform policies restrict access to public web data, researchers, journalists and environmental watchdogs warn that an increasingly permission-based internet could deepen information inequality.