Trump Media Launches TV Streaming Platform With Newsmax Channel Globally
July 7 by Jaspreet Singh Trump Media & Technology Group launched its TV streaming platform, Truth+, globally on Monday, featuring the cable channel Newsmax to support the company’s expansion. The move also allows conservative news outlet Newsmax, which went public in March, to increase its…
Anchorage’s Klaire Rhodes repeats as Mount Marathon women’s champ
July 5 By Chris Bieri SEWARD — In the past few years, Klaire Rhodes has established herself as a world-class trail runner. The USATF Trail Marathon champ in 2022, Rhodes has excelled at distance races 50K and even longer. In the last two years, the…
US Air Force Suspends SpaceX Rocket Project on Pacific Atoll, Report Says
July 4 By Valerie Volcovici The U.S. Air Force has suspended plans it had proposed with Elon Musk’s SpaceX to test hypersonic rocket cargo deliveries from a remote Pacific atoll, according to a report this week in Stars and Stripes, an independent publication of the…
exas Firm Aims to Build World’s Largest Data Energy Complex With Nuclear, Gas, Solar
June 26 By Timothy Gardner Fermi America, a Texas company co-founded by former U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry, aims to build the largest energy and data complex of its kind powered by nuclear, natural gas and solar, it said on Thursday. Fermi plans to partner…
J.P. Morgan Asset Management Launches Its Largest Active ETF
June 25 By Pritam Biswas and Niket Nishant J.P. Morgan Asset Management launched its largest active exchange-traded fund on Wednesday, anchored by a $2 billion investment from an external client, as the company expands its push into a strategy that is making a strong comeback….
From Cans to Cartons: How Trump’s Metals Duties Affect Packages on Shelves
June 24 By Jessica DiNapoli and Emma Rumney Andy Russick, who sells canned fruit and tomatoes to top U.S. grocers like Kroger, hospitals and schools, shares the stated aim behind U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war – fighting cheap Chinese imports. Yet when U.S. tariffs…
Evacuations ordered for parts of Denali Borough amid wildfire threats
June 20 By Lars Hanson Residents in parts of the Denali Borough have been ordered to evacuate due to increased wildfire activity of the Bear Creek Wildland Fire. Officials issued a “GO” evacuation status Friday for the June Creek Subdivision and Bear Creek Subdivision, located…
Oklahoma! How America Hopes to Take on China in Critical Minerals
June 18 By Ernest Scheyder Nestled beneath Oklahoma’s Wichita Mountains sits a two-story warehouse containing the only machine in the United States capable of refining nickel, a crucial energy transition metal now dominated by China. The facility, owned by startup Westwin Elements, aims to help…
Russian International Economic Forum: the Hand of Friendship from across the ocean
June 18 Julia O’Malley In modern geopolitical realities, characterized by hotbeds of international tension, the formation of a multipolar world continues. Common sense forces most countries to focus on ensuring their own stability and economic independence. Obviously, in the current environment, it is important to…
Gov. Dunleavy vetoes bill strengthening oversight of oil tax collection
June 17 By Eric Stone Gov. Mike Dunleavy told legislative leaders Monday that he had vetoed a bipartisan bill that the heads of the state House and Senate say was necessary to address what they described as a “persistent pattern of obstruction within the senior…