Meta, Yandex Caught Unmasking Android Users; Meta Claims “Miscommunication”

Meta and Yandex quietly fused Android users’ “anonymous” web histories with their logged-in app identities, researchers say—shredding the sandbox walls that are meant to keep mobile apps and browsers in separate lanes. A joint team from Radboud University, IMDEA Networks, and KU Leuven discovered that the Meta Pixel and Yandex Metrica analytics scripts—embedded in about […]

Trump Tariff Revenue Soars To $22B In May — But Who Is Really Paying?

US customs‐duty inflows hit an unprecedented $22.3 billion in May, eclipsing April’s $17.4 billion take and putting 2025 year-to-date receipts at $68.23 billion, up 78% versus the same period last year.  The spike follows President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariff package, which layered new levies on virtually every US import and ratcheted duties on most Chinese goods […]

Canada Moves to Formally Scrap Consumer Carbon Tax

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government introduced legislation Thursday to formally eliminate Canada’s consumer carbon tax, fulfilling a key campaign promise and marking a dramatic policy reversal on the climate measure that became a political albatross for the previous Liberal administration. Bill C-4, officially titled the “Making Life More Affordable for Canadians Act,” was given first […]

Tariffs Dry Up Imports, US Trade Deficit Sinks to Three-Year Low

In a revelation that shocks probably no one, the US trade deficit in goods and services sharply shrank to $61.6 billion in April from $138.3 billion in March, Commerce Department figures show. The plunge coincides neatly with the Trump administration’s century-high tariff regime, making April’s gap the narrowest since pre-pandemic disruptions. Imports did the heavy lifting—or […]

“The Girls Are Fighting”: An In-depth Explainer On Trump-Musk Slugfest

What began as one of the Trump administration’s most conspicuous bromances now threatens to redraw the fault lines of US politics, space policy, and markets. When Donald Trump was grazed by a bullet on the Butler, Pennsylvania rally stage last July, Elon Musk raced to X to declare, “I fully endorse President Trump and hope […]

Ted Cruz Questions Federal Reserve’s Interest Payments to Banks

Senator Ted Cruz, R-Texas, criticized the Federal Reserve’s practice of paying interest to banks on their reserves during a CNBC interview Thursday, arguing the policy represents a departure from nearly a century of central banking tradition. “For nearly 100 years, until the financial crisis, the Fed paid no interest on reserves,” Cruz said during the […]

Ramp Metals Completes 4,942 Metres Of Drilling Under Spring Program At Rottenstone SW

Ramp Metals (TSXV: RAMP) has completed their spring drill program at the Rottenstone SW property in Saskatchewan. The program saw a total of 20 drill holes conducted across an aggregate 4,942 metres of drilling, alongside airborne geophysics. The program saw drilling split across three separate zones on the project, although the amount of holes said […]

Tesla Faces Mounting Regulatory Pressure on Self-Driving Technology Ahead of Robotaxi Launch

Tesla Inc. (Nasdaq: TSLA) is confronting intensifying regulatory scrutiny over its autonomous driving technology just weeks before the electric vehicle maker plans to launch its first commercial robotaxi service in Austin. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has been investigating Tesla’s Full Self-Driving system since October following several fatal crashes, including a November 2023 incident […]

Musk Says He’s Decommissioning Dragon Spacecraft, Calls For Trump’s Impeachment

A feud growing between Elon Musk and US President Donald Trump has seemingly boiled over this afternoon, with both parties attempting to one-up each other in terms of back-and-forth hits. For Musk, things seem to have reached a boiling point when Trump threatened to terminate government subsidies and contracts associated with Musk, with Trump adding […]

Civil War: GOP Splits Over Trump’s Massive Bill

Senator Ron Johnson is refusing to support President Donald Trump’s sweeping budget reconciliation bill, citing concerns over its massive deficit impact and creating potential obstacles for the legislation in the Senate. The Wisconsin Republican told ABC News on Wednesday he cannot back Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” despite White House pressure to pass it by […]