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Chevron’s megadeal for Hess gets approval after winning legal battle with Exxon

Economy

Chevron’s buyout of Hess gets nod after legal win vs. Exxon

Peter G. Killigang

Chevron’s ambitious acquisition of Hess Corporation has officially received the green light, marking a major consolidation in the energy sector after overcoming a legal challenge brought by ExxonMobil. The resolution…

Health

Musk’s brain implant company filed as a ‘disadvantaged business’

Peter G. Killigang

Neuralink, the neurotechnology enterprise led by Elon Musk, is recognized for its pioneering brain implant devices. The company has been recently identified as a “disadvantaged business,” a status that could…

Powell defends .5 billion Fed renovation in a point-by-point response to the Trump administration

Economy

Powell offers comprehensive response to Trump administration on $2.5 billion Fed renovation

Peter G. Killigang

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has publicly defended the institution’s decision to move forward with a $2.5 billion renovation of its Washington, D.C. headquarters, offering a detailed rebuttal to concerns…

US safety commissioners blast Trump appointee’s delay of ruling on water beads

Investments and Business

US safety officials condemn Trump appointee for stalling water beads ruling

Peter G. Killigang

There is growing unrest inside the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) due to a contentious postponement in the completion of guidelines concerning water beads—tiny, vividly colored polymer spheres that…

How the Space Shuttles were given better names thanks to Star Trek

Science and Technology

How Star Trek Inspired Better Names for the Space Shuttles

Peter G. Killigang

On September 17, 1976, an expansive aircraft hangar in Palmdale, California, opened its doors to reveal something extraordinary—NASA’s very first space shuttle. The sleek, white vehicle that rolled into view…

Trusting The Salt Path author was our biggest mistake, family says

Culture and Entertainment

Trusting The Salt Path author was our biggest regret, says family

Peter G. Killigang

A household previously linked to the author of The Salt Path has expressed their dissatisfaction, stating that trusting the author led to a significant regret. Their grievances reveal a more…

International

The story behind India’s ancient and mysterious ‘dwarf’ chambers

Peter G. Killigang

Concealed in several parts of India, especially in the southern region of Tamil Nadu, are ancient stone constructions that intrigue archaeologists, historians, and inquisitive explorers equally. Known commonly as "dwarf…

Jennifer Lawrence Just Joined Kylie Jenner in Endorsing Summer’s Biggest Trend

Fashion and Trends

Jennifer Lawrence Teams Up with Kylie Jenner for This Summer’s Hottest Trend

Peter G. Killigang

Jennifer Lawrence has embraced one of this summer's prominent fashion trends—the scarf skirt—following in the footsteps of Kylie Jenner. As she strolled with her husband Cooke Maroney through New York…

Why Jane Street, a US trading giant, is in trouble in India

Investments and Business

How Jane Street, a US trading giant, encountered trouble in India

Peter G. Killigang

Jane Street, a prominent US-based quantitative trading firm, is currently navigating significant operational and regulatory hurdles in India, raising questions about its strategic approach and the complexities of operating within…

Meta investors, Zuckerberg reach settlement to end billion trial over Facebook privacy litigation

Science and Technology

Meta investors, Zuckerberg reach settlement to end $8 billion trial over Facebook privacy litigation

Peter G. Killigang

In an important advancement for Meta Platforms, its creator and chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, as well as present and past board members and executives, have come to a resolution to…