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A U.S. Supreme Court justice allows the Trump administration to continue its freeze on foreign aid spending.

SCOTUS allows US to continue freeze on foreign aid payments

Arizona golfers may soon be able to bring their own alcohol to the course, but concerns about its impact on course revenues remain.

Arizona golf courses could let players bring their own drinks under new bill

President Donald Trump announced a $5 million gold card for wealthy foreigners looking to move to and invest in the U.S.

Trump’s ‘gold card’ lets rich immigrants pay $5 million for US residency

A distillery in Hawaii filed a lawsuit challenging the Jones Act, arguing the 1920 law violates a clause in the constitution prohibiting congress from favoring ports of one state over another.

Hawaiian rum distillery files lawsuit challenging 1920 law on US ports

Jeff Bezos, owner of The Washington Post, announced that the newspaper has parted ways with the publication's opinion editor, David Shipley.

Bezos reveals major Washington Post opinion page shakeup, editor resigns

In-N-Out, one of Southern California's most popular burger chains, is moving its company headquarters out of the Golden State.

In-N-Out Burger moving headquarters from California to Tennessee

Starbucks is removing 13 drinks from its menu as part of a broader restructuring plan aimed at streamlining operations and improving service. The changes, set to take effect March 4, include the elimination of several Frappuccino beverages, the Royal English Breakfast Latte and the White Hot Chocolate.

Starbucks to cut 13 drinks from menu amid restructuring

The Trump administration is starting a registry for undocumented immigrants

Trump administration creates undocumented immigrant registry

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis supports abolishing property taxes in his state. A Florida-based think tank calls it "a risky proposition."

DeSantis backs getting rid of Florida’s property tax. What would that look like?

Denny's is the latest big name to increase the price of eggs on its menu due to the national egg shortage, with H5N1 decimating flocks.

Denny’s increasing egg prices as bird flu causes prices to soar in the US

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will travel to Guantanamo Bay Tuesday.

Hegseth to visit Guantánamo Bay migrant detention facilities

New York's new congestion pricing rule generated $48.6 million in January as the Trump administration promises to end the policy.

NYC rakes in $49 million in January from congestion tolls. Trump says it’s ‘DEAD’

New data shows the U.S. economy is being driven by the wealthiest Americans.

US economy depending on the wealthy more than ever: Report

The federal government isn’t the only major employer trimming headcount. Starbucks announced Monday it's cutting 1,100 corporate employees.

Starbucks slashes 1,100 corporate jobs, tells execs to be in office 3 days

Apple has announced a $500 billion spending commitment in the United States over the next four years, marking its largest-ever domestic economic impact. The plan includes investments in manufacturing, artificial intelligence, and workforce expansion, with a focus on research and development, silicon engineering, and software development. Apple says it expects to add 20,000 new jobs, many of them in these fields.

Apple’s $500B US expansion: Factories, AI and thousands of jobs

The DOJ and HHS are investigating UnitedHealthcare over its billing practices in the Medicare Advantage program, according to the WSJ.

DOJ investigating UnitedHealth over Medicare Advantage billing: Report

Alef Aeronautics released a video of its flying car driving and taking off vertically. The company says it's the first video of its kind.

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s the first video of Alef Aeronautics’ flying car

The U.S. Department of Justice announced Thursday it plans to dismiss a discrimination lawsuit against Elon Musk's SpaceX.

Another legal victory for Musk as DOJ moves to dismiss SpaceX lawsuit

A recently released upgraded version of the world's first nailable solar shingle reportedly generates 23% more power than its predecessor.

World’s first nailable solar shingle gets an upgrade, now produces 23% more power

The SEC plans to drop a lawsuit against cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase in a major regulatory turnaround.

Coinbase says SEC is dropping its lawsuit, ‘righting a major wrong’ for crypto

Florida is suing Target over allegedly failing to disclose financial losses linked to its DEI initiatives.

Florida suing Target over hiding financial hit it took for DEI initiatives

CEOs are confidently optimistic about economic conditions since President Donald Trump returned to the White House.

CEO confidence soars to highest level in 3 years in Trump’s first weeks

A German judge has ruled Birkenstocks are not art and are therefore not protected by copyright law.

Birkenstock sandals are not art, a German court rules in copyright case

A new poll shows Canadians view Americans less as friends following President Trump's latest executive orders.

Nearly a third of Canadians view US as an ‘enemy country’: Poll

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