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trade deal

Bloom Energy and Brookfield team up for a massive $25 billion AI power boost

July 1, 2026

Two major companies are putting a huge amount of money into keeping AI running smoothly. Bloom Energy and Brookfield just announced they’re increasing their investment in AI power projects from $5 billion to $25 billion—a five times jump. This change comes just months after their initial $5 billion

crypto

Where's Ethereum Headed Next? Key Levels and What Could Push It

June 30, 2026

Ethereum’s recent price swings aren’t about what’s happening inside its network—they’re tied to big events elsewhere. Two major forces are shaping its movement right now: decisions from the Federal Reserve and tensions between the U. S. and Iran. In June 2026, the Fed kept interest rates steady at 3

crypto

Stablecoins and the hidden power to freeze your money

June 30, 2026

Stablecoins were meant to offer a safer, more reliable way to handle digital cash in crypto markets. But a new tracker called stables. rip reveals a troubling truth: companies can freeze billions of dollars worth of these coins whenever they want. Two major players—Tether and Circle—have locked up 3

entertainment

Books vs Movies: Why Sci-Fi Struggles on Screen

June 30, 2026

Turning a sci-fi book into a movie often feels like a bad trade. Books let readers imagine the details, but movies have to show everything at once. This clash usually hurts sci-fi the most. Sci-fi thrives on big ideas but often gets lost in translation. Consider a famous book that became a flop fil

politics

Money Talks: Supreme Court Justices' Side Jobs Revealed

June 30, 2026

In 2025, eight of the nine U. S. Supreme Court justices shared details about their extra income, gifts, and investments. The big money came from book deals and teaching gigs. Four justices made over $2 million combined from book advances, showing how powerful names can cash in on fame. One justice e

business

A Sweet Deal: How One Big Candy Shop Put Its Workers in Charge

June 30, 2026

Seventy-five years after opening as a tiny basement candy shop in Cleveland, the largest candy store in North America has turned a new page. Instead of selling to investors or handing over to family, the business quietly shifted control to the people who stock the shelves, wrap orders, and greet cus

sports

Blue Jackets consider moving another top player

June 30, 2026

The Columbus Blue Jackets have added another name to their trade list this season. According to reports, former fifth overall pick Kent Johnson could be on the move, joining established stars like Zach Werenski and Kirill Marchenko as players available in potential deals. At 23, Johnson has spent f

crime

Summer safety push in Springfield leads to big police action

June 30, 2026

Springfield recently saw one of its most aggressive law enforcement pushes in years. Over a single day, officers and state troopers made 51 arrests while handing out 274 traffic tickets and 318 fines for minor violations. The operation also resulted in six firearms being taken off the streets, four

religion

When Faith and Family Clash: Finding Balance in Shared Traditions

June 30, 2026

Many people today grow up in families where religious beliefs don’t stay the same from one generation to the next. A parent might hold strong faith while their child questions or rejects it entirely. This can create a quiet tension—especially when traditions like weekly church visits are involved. S

business

Disney settles $50 million streaming case: who qualifies and how to claim cash

June 30, 2026

Disney recently agreed to pay $50 million after customers sued, saying the company used its popular sports channels to keep streaming prices high. The case started when YouTube TV and DirecTV Stream users noticed their bills kept climbing after Disney bundled ESPN into basic packages. Critics argue