Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows exceeding $1.7 billion last week, marking a fourth consecutive week of significant redemptions driven by broader market risks and shifting rate expectations.
Minneapolis surged to the top spot in renter demand, driven by a strong job market, affordable living costs, and a major urban redevelopment project, RentCafe reports.
Israel resumed strikes on Iranian targets to assert its role in Middle East peace talks, rebuffing U.S. President Trump’s efforts to exclude it from negotiations with Iran.
Bitcoin clings to the $60,000 support level amid growing macroeconomic pressures, with traders watching closely for signs of sustained recovery or further decline.
Israel and Iran engaged in their most intense confrontation since a recent ceasefire, with missile exchanges and strikes escalating regional instability as diplomacy struggles to contain the conflict.
Bitcoin's weekly momentum diverges from its price decline, indicating a possible recovery toward $90,000, echoing patterns seen after the FTX crash.
Analysis of US Census data reveals which states offer the highest median earnings for adults with some college education or an associate degree, highlighting regional income disparities.
A Treasury inspector general report reveals critical vulnerabilities in the IRS-ICE arrangement that allowed extensive taxpayer data sharing, raising legal and security concerns.
Rising tensions between the US and Israel emerged after recent cross-border attacks between Israel and Iran, revealing discord over military strategies in the region.
SpaceX achieved a new record by flying a Falcon 9 first stage booster for the 35th time, continuing its push toward reusable rocket milestones while deploying 29 Starlink satellites.