Recession Fears Intensify as US Consumer Spending Slumps and Germany Faces Energy Shock
US consumer spending fell 1.3% in May while Germany risks recession amid Iran energy shock. Experts warn of negative feedback loop.
US consumer spending fell 1.3% in May while Germany risks recession amid Iran energy shock. Experts warn of negative feedback loop.
Trump administration paid out more tariff refunds than it took in May, as a trade judge urges faster repayments and legal battles continue.
Rocket Lab stock has soared 265% in a year, driven by a $2 billion backlog and record revenue. Wall Street bets on Neutron rocket and defense contracts.
Jim Cramer warns SpaceX's $1.77 trillion IPO could spike to $5 trillion on day one, citing risks of retail frenzy and a repeat of Cerebras' crash.
Jon Hamm loses Emmy eligibility for The Morning Show after Apple TV+ submitted him in the wrong category, violating a 2025 rule.
Princess Bajrakitiyabha, eldest child of King Vajiralongkorn, has died. The lawyer and UN advocate was 47. Her passing raises questions about Thailand’s royal s
Seattle Seahawks received their Super Bowl LX rings in a private ceremony. The 20-carat diamond ring, crafted by Jason of Beverly Hills, is the largest ever mad
England's Declan Rice jokes his mum 'killed him' after viral sunburn photos. The Arsenal star opens up on adapting to 30°C US heat before 2026 World Cup.
Jason Momoa and Lisa Bonet reunited at Lola's high school graduation in Los Angeles, marking Bonet's first major public appearance in nearly four years.
Met Office issues verdict on June heatwave as UK temperatures set to hit 34°C. Seven counties face 30°C+ heat, but it won't match May's record-breaking scorcher
Indiana Fever host Chicago Sky in Commissioner's Cup clash. Caitlin Clark aims to build on game-winner momentum.
England beat Miami FC 6-0 in a behind-closed-doors friendly, with Ivan Toney scoring a hat-trick ahead of the 2026 World Cup opener against Croatia.
New Social Security projections show a 22-24% benefit cut by 2032. See which states face the highest dollar losses and why Congress must act.