Hurricane Lowell Brings Life-Threatening Surf and Flooding Risk to Hawaii
Hurricane Lowell is forecast to pass just west of the main Hawaiian islands, but officials warn that the storm will still bring life-threatening conditions, including dangerous surf, heavy rainfall, and potential mudslides. Storm Track and Intensity As…
Palmer Luckey and Bari Weiss on the Future of American Power
In a recent conversation, Palmer Luckey and Bari Weiss explored the shifting dynamics of American power, with a particular focus on defense technology and the challenges posed by China. The discussion comes at a time when the U.S. military faces sobering…
Bank7 Wins Bid for Century Financial Services After Owner’s Debt Default
In a significant development in a bankruptcy case that has drawn attention across the banking sector, an Oklahoma-based lender has emerged as the winning bidder for a controlling stake in a New Mexico financial institution. Bank7 Corp., headquartered in…
Man Restrained with Duct Tape on American Airlines Flight After Alleged Racist Tirade
A disruptive passenger aboard an American Airlines flight bound for Newark, New Jersey, was subdued with duct tape on Thursday after allegedly directing racial slurs at crew members and physically confronting another traveler. The aircraft, which had…
Jonathan Haidt on Reclaiming Childhood in a Digital Age
One of the most pressing conversations of our time centers on how smartphones and social media are transforming the lives of young people. On Wednesday, October 22, at 7 p.m., Jonathan Haidt will join Bari Weiss live in New York City at the Ambassador…
Global Banks Eye Stablecoin Launch, OpenPayd Expands into US Market
This week’s banking news highlights a consortium of international financial institutions planning to issue a U.S. stablecoin in early 2027, London-based OpenPayd’s entry into the U.S. market through its acquisition of MSB USA, and a…
Supreme Court Ruling, NBA Penalty, and More: Weekly News Quiz
This week brought a mix of legal, sports, and cultural headlines. A former president secured a significant legal victory, the NBA issued a hefty penalty, and an artist’s upcoming museum showcase was unexpectedly canceled. Test your knowledge of…
Examining the Second Amendment: Would the U.S. Be Safer Without It?
The question of whether the United States would be safer without the Second Amendment has resurfaced in the wake of several tragic shootings. Recent incidents, including a gunman storming a Mormon church in Michigan, killing four worshippers and injuring…
Georgia Investor Group Pivots to Recapitalize Virginia Bank for Atlanta Expansion
An investor group that had been preparing to launch a new bank in the Atlanta area has changed course, opting instead to recapitalize an established Virginia institution. The decision, announced by the group behind Georgia Skyline Bank, is expected to…
Judge Orders Trump Administration to Reveal Architects of $1.8B ‘Anti-Weaponization’ Fund
A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to identify the individuals responsible for structuring the nearly $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization fund,” a controversial initiative that Attorney General Todd Blanche has stated is now “dead.” Court…