Some Democrats see potential in taking government stakes in private businesses, even as others question how Trump's deals were negotiated and which companies benefit.
The Horasis Global Summit in Medellín will examine AI autonomy, mental health risks and Colombia's emerging strategy for governing increasingly influential artificial intelligence systems.
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.
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.
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.
Brooke Triplett went from teaching in a primary school classroom to helping thousands of women leave their 9-5 jobs behind to launch careers in high-ticket sales.
Sol Erdman promotes a 39-reform political agenda, citing polling and conversations with congressional staffers while arguing Democrats must embrace it to overcome partisan obstruction and looming crises.
Rising construction costs are eroding apartments' affordability advantage in Australia, while developers explore factory-built mini homes and secondary dwellings to reduce construction, financing, and delivery costs.
San Francisco startup Aktoria Robotics is offering companies remote human operators to help robots complete tasks they cannot yet manage independently.