U.S. Justice Department Expands Beef Price Investigation to Major Retailers

Washington, Thursday, 3 September 2026.
Federal regulators have widened their beef industry antitrust inquiry beyond major meatpackers to demand detailed pricing and margin data from eight primary retailers, including Walmart, Costco, and Amazon.

How Artificial Intelligence Spending Is Driving Up US Inflation

Rethinking the Bear Market: How Artificial Intelligence Flaws Traditional Wall Street Metrics

Bay Area Major Earthquake Odds Rise to 74% as Stress Accumulates

How Tax Incentives Are Driving Commercial Real Estate Demand

Veteran Financial Journalist Maria Bartiromo Exits Fox News Media

New York, Thursday, 3 September 2026.
Fox News Media has parted ways with veteran financial anchor Maria Bartiromo after 12 years, reshaping the network’s business programming and morning broadcast lineup.

Microsoft Caps Xbox Cloud Gaming Hours as Server Expenses Rise

Bank of America Identifies Top Investment Opportunities in Building Materials

Nationwide Recall Hits Popular Organic Chocolate Milk Over Packaging Defect

CBS Brings Back Norah O'Donnell to Save Morning Television Ratings

Senator Mitch McConnell Expected to Resume Capitol Hill Duties Following Recess

Washington, Thursday, 3 September 2026.
Senator Mitch McConnell is expected to return on September 14 after a fall-related hospitalization, marking his first Senate vote since June 11 as critical fiscal deadlines loom.

Charity Leaders Tell Congress Accountability, Not Federal Spending, Breaks Poverty Cycle

Vice President JD Vance Leads White House Briefing After Month-Long Press Absence

US Commerce Secretary Apologizes After Misstating American Casualty Figures in Iran Conflict

Billionaire Investor Leon Black Sues Congress to Block Epstein Subpoenas

China and Egypt Agree to Drop the US Dollar in Bilateral Trade

Beijing, Thursday, 3 September 2026.
China and Egypt have agreed to settle trade in their national currencies, accelerating regional economic alignment while incrementally reducing reliance on the U.S. dollar for bilateral commerce.

Multinational Companies Face New Compliance Mandates Under UAE Artificial Intelligence Rules

European Union Set to Force Supply Chain Shift Away From China

Canadian Leader Demands End to American Trolling Before Resuming Trade Talks

UK Mortgage Approvals Drop to Lowest Level Since Early 2024

Gloria Steinem, Pioneer of American Women's Rights, Passes Away at 92

New York, Thursday, 3 September 2026.
Pioneering journalist and activist Gloria Steinem has died at 92, leaving a legacy that reshaped social policy, workplace equality, and reproductive freedom across the United States.

Dallas Mounts AI Cameras on Trash Trucks to Rank Home Conditions

Fatal Minneapolis Apartment Shooting Leaves Three Dead Including Gunman

George Lucas to Open One-Billion-Dollar Narrative Art Museum in Los Angeles

Common Sugar Substitute Linked to Heightened Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke