SpaceX Said To Invest $2 Billion In xAI As Part Of Larger Funding Round
SpaceX has committed $2 billion to artificial intelligence company xAI, as per the Wall Street Journal, marking one of the largest investments in the sector this year and deepening the integration of billionaire Elon Musk’s business empire. The funding, part of a broader $5 billion equity round, comes as xAI accelerates its efforts to challenge […]
Why Copper Juniors Could Explode After This Trade War Move | Christian Easterday – Hot Chili
In this interview, Christian Easterday, Managing Director of Hot Chili Limited (TSXV: HCH), discusses recent copper market volatility, including price movements related to tariff policy announcements and their potential impact on copper development projects. The conversation covers the Costa Fuego project’s economics and leverage to copper pricing, along with recent exploration discoveries that may influence […]
Silver Is Rarer Than Gold, And the Market’s Waking Up | Shawn Khunkhun – Dolly Varden Silver
In this interview, Shawn Khunkhun, CEO & Director of Dolly Varden Silver Corporation (TSXV: DV), analyzes current silver market conditions and the limited number of primary silver producers remaining in the sector. The conversation examines silver’s recent performance, supply deficit considerations, and the scarcity of large-scale silver development assets as market demand increases. Khunkhun discusses […]
ESGold Sees ANT Survey Reveal Vertically Continuous System To 1,200 Metres Depth
ESGold Corp (CSE: ESAU) on Friday released the results of a recently completed ambient noise tomography survey. The survey, conducted at the Montauban Gold-Silver project in Quebec, is said to have identified multiple deep-seated geological structures based on a preliminary interpretation.
Gold Will Hit North of $4,000: Who’s Actually Producing? | Shane Williams – West Red Lake
In this interview, Shane Williams, CEO & President of West Red Lake Gold Mines (TSXV: WRLG), discusses gold’s recent $1,000 price surge and the company’s transition from development to production status. The conversation examines the rarity of new gold mine construction in Canada and West Red Lake’s achievement in successfully bringing the Madson operation into […]
Would JD Vance in 2021 Believe That Epstein’s ‘Client List’ Does Not Exist?
President Donald Trump’s Justice Department and FBI concluded in a memo released Monday that they found no evidence that convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein kept a “client list” or was murdered, snuffing any further inquiry into the matter. The two-page memo states that an “exhaustive review” revealed no incriminating client list, no credible evidence that […]
Trump Turns America-First Lens on Canadian Fishing in East Coast
President Donald Trump recently posted a video on Truth Social that seems to signal a new political front: industrial bait fishing in US waters, largely attributed in the clip to a Canadian-owned fleet that targets Atlantic menhaden. The said video cast the issue as an existential threat to America’s $138 billion saltwater recreational sector and […]
Tesla Ordered to Refund Lawyer $10,600 for Undelivered Self-Driving Feature
An arbitrator has ordered Tesla Inc. (Nasdaq: TSLA) to refund $10,600 to a Washington state attorney for the company’s Full Self-Driving package after determining the electric vehicle maker failed to deliver promised autonomous capabilities and improperly imposed undisclosed requirements. Marc Dobin, who has practiced law for nearly 40 years and handles arbitration cases, purchased a […]
Is Sweden’s Ban A Start On OnlyFans Crackdown?
Sweden’s expanded Sex Purchase Act came into force this month, criminalising the purchase of custom online sexual content and pushing OnlyFans to disable its interactive services for Swedish users. Justice Minister Gunnar Strommer framed the change bluntly: “Anyone who buys sexual acts performed remotely should be penalised in the same way as those who buy […]
Is This the End of NASA as We Know It? Mass Departures Threaten Space Agency’s Future
NASA faces its most severe crisis in decades as more than 2,100 senior employees prepare to leave, budget cuts threaten to slash funding to 1960s levels, and the agency operates without permanent leadership amid ambitious plans to return humans to the moon. This convergence of challenges has raised fundamental questions about whether the 67-year-old agency […]