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Apple shares plunge after it hikes prices on iPads and laptops
Apple shares fell sharply after the tech giant raised prices on iPads and MacBooks, saying the AI boom is driving up the cost of memory.
The CIA officer with gold bars at his house got additional money. Investigators are looking for it.
WASHINGTON — The senior CIA officer arrested in May with several hundred gold bars stashed at his house received additional money or valuables as part of his top-secret work for the agency — which federal investigators have not been able to locate, according to four people with knowledge of the investigation
Trump spoke with Live Nation CEO before DOJ reached surprise antitrust settlement
President Trump spoke with Live Nation’s chief executive shortly before the Department of Justice reached a surprise settlement in its high-profile antitrust case against the live entertainment giant and its subsidiary, Ticketmaster
Riding primary momentum, democratic socialists eye a battleground state breakthrough
After a string of primary successes this month in deep-blue corners of the country, democratic socialists will face a major test of whether their appeal can translate to a battleground state later this summer.
Supreme Court rules for Trump on asylum claims at the border
The Supreme Court backed the Trump administration’s bid to strengthen its ability to regulate the entry of asylum seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border.
David Vander Meer, former Vegas youth pastor charged in wife’s murder, dies before court appearance
The former youth pastor who was just charged with killing his wife 20 years after she fell to her death in Zion National Park is dead, a judge said Thursday
Graphic: The U.K. is in a new era of leadership turnover
The U.K. has had six prime ministers since 2016, compared with just three from 2000 to 2015.
Supreme Court strikes down Hawaii’s ‘vampire rule’ for gun owners
The Supreme Court struck down a Hawaii gun restriction that limits when people can carry firearms on certain private properties, known as the “vampire rule.”
17 injured after vehicle plows into World Cup revelers in Mexico
Over a dozen people were injured on Wednesday night when a vehicle drove through a crowd in the popular tourist resort of Cabo San Lucas during a celebration of Mexico’s World Cup match victory, Los Cabos’ city hall said in a statement.
How a duck named Merlin became the face of Team Mexico during the World Cup
While the World Cup has brought the biggest names in soccer back into the international spotlight, one particular feathered fan is drawing just as many headlines