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Robert Kiyosaki didn’t mince words. In a recent Instagram post the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad declared that China had made its choice. Beijing is dumping U.S. debt and stacking gold. “This isn’t politics,” he wrote. “It’s risk management.” The comment landed as fresh data showed China’s holdings of U.S. Treasurys sliding to their

OpenAI faces the prospect of court sanctions in its bitter copyright battle with The New York Times and other news organizations. The latest accusations paint a picture of deliberate obstruction. The company supposedly claimed for more than two years it could not search its training data or user logs. Then it admitted otherwise. Billions of

Shimul Sood plugged her Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra in at night. It hit 100%. By morning it sat at 93% or 94%. No single app took the blame. The battery usage screen showed a parade of social apps and messengers each nibbling 1% or 2%. She saw the pattern repeat for weeks. Then she found

A Minnesota journalist slipped behind the wheel of a sleek Range Rover for a routine test drive. Nothing unusual. Yet days later, police cars swarmed him and his wife. Guns drawn. Sirens cutting the air. The reason? Flock Safety cameras had tagged the vehicle as stolen. The system got it wrong. Joel Feder recounted the

Google invited blunt feedback from Gemini users. The response poured in fast. More than 1,700 replies landed after a top executive asked what the AI still handled poorly. What emerged was a clear list of pain points. Reliability in Workspace apps topped it. Tool calling came next. Chat organization followed close behind. The executive, Josh

Wall Street futures tumbled overnight. President Donald Trump’s latest round of trade threats hit markets like a cold front. The moves came after he signaled steep tariffs on several major partners and declared an interim peace framework with Iran effectively finished. By early trading hours, Yahoo Finance reported Dow Jones futures had dropped 680 points,

Cursor built its name as the AI code editor developers couldn’t stop talking about. Now the company wants to escape the terminal. It’s building a general-purpose agent called Sand. The project marks a sharp turn from specialized coding tools toward everyday office work. Details first surfaced yesterday. The Information reported that Cursor has begun internal

Apple stands on the verge of its biggest iPhone transformation in years. Foxconn just kicked off a major hiring push at its Longhua factory in Shenzhen. The move signals that mass production of the long-rumored foldable device has begun in earnest. And the timeline looks firm. Temporary workers. Seasonal staff. Hourly hires. Foxconn seeks thousands

Slate Auto has a plan. Ship every truck the same way. One color. One body style at first. Then let buyers remake it. The approach sounded odd when the Jeff Bezos-backed startup laid it out last year. Now it has a headline partnership that makes the idea click. Today the company announced five limited-edition vinyl

President Trump signed Executive Order 14409 on June 2, 2026. The document, just over 1,100 words, sets tight deadlines for federal agencies. It demands action on AI-driven cyber defenses. And it creates pathways for government to review the most powerful AI systems before they spread. But the real story lies in software. The order revives