A major U.S. cattle association backs potential withdrawal from the USMCA, urging mandatory origin labeling, import quotas, and higher tariffs to protect domestic producers.
A federal judge granted an additional week for the removal of the security fence around the Eugene Federal Building, ensuring the plaza can reopen ahead of Independence Day protests.
Qualcomm details its roadmap for data center innovation, introducing High Bandwidth Compute, new AI accelerators, and custom CPUs designed for the emerging era of agentic AI.
Live Nation disclosed that its CEO held direct talks with President Trump and White House officials during negotiations leading to a contentious antitrust settlement.
At Pure Accelerate 2026, experts emphasized that unlocking AI’s potential hinges more on managing data effectively than on AI model complexity.
During a visit to Mack Trucks’ plant, President Trump linked tariffs and eased emissions rules to protecting U.S. truck production while urging progress in labor negotiations.
Connecticut’s unemployment rate rose again in May amid weak job growth, with limited gains offset by losses in key industries and ongoing challenges for job seekers.
The $110 billion Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery merger is expected to clear the EU’s antitrust review, with possible conditions to address monopoly concerns.
Iran denies any initiative to allow inspections of nuclear sites struck by US and Israeli airstrikes, linking access to a final peace agreement.
The International Atomic Energy Agency announced inspections at Iran’s nuclear sites will occur, while Tehran insists visits must wait for a final diplomatic agreement.