NYLI CBRE Infrastructure Fund Targets Grid Modernization Boom With Fixed-Term Strategy
Closed-end fund positions investors to capitalize on global electrification buildout through 2030s infrastructure spending wave.
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Trump Faces War Powers Deadline as Iran Conflict Enters Critical Phase
A Nixon-era statute gives the president 60 days to fight without Congress — then the clock runs out.
MrBeast Production Company Faces Federal Lawsuit Alleging Harassment and Pregnancy Discrimination
Former employee claims systematic mistreatment at Beast Industries, which denies all allegations in the federal complaint.
White House in Talks to Extend $500M Lifeline to Spirit Airlines
The budget carrier, now in its second bankruptcy since 2024, would receive federal support under a deal Treasury officials are finalizing with the administration's backing.
Justin Sun Sues Trump Family's Crypto Venture for $45 Million, Alleging Extortion
Billionaire investor claims World Liberty Financial pressured him into token purchases through threats and manipulation.
Gene Control More Complex Than On-Off Switch, New Research Reveals
Epigenome proteins actively shape how genes express themselves, challenging decades of binary thinking about genetic regulation.
McDonald's CEO Sidesteps Questions on Workplace Abuse Allegations
Chris Kempczinski declines to address findings from 2023 BBC probe that detailed claims from over 100 UK workers.
Markets Rally in After-Hours Trading as Trump Extends Iran Ceasefire
President announces indefinite extension of fragile truce while diplomatic negotiations continue, sending US equity futures higher.
Brighton's Rosenior Faces Chelsea Test as Job Security Questions Loom
Tuesday's Premier League clash could prove pivotal for Seagulls manager amid mounting pressure from inconsistent form.
Panasonic Unveils Compact 40mm Prime Lens for Full-Frame LUMIX Cameras
The new S 40mm F2 targets street photographers and portrait shooters seeking lightweight, natural-perspective imaging.
Amazon Taps Swedish Startup Einride for Electric Freight Fleet as Rivian Partnership Expands
The e-commerce giant is diversifying its climate strategy by adding heavy-duty EV trucks to supplement existing deals with Rivian and Mercedes-Benz.
Florida Rep. Cherfilus-McCormick Resigns Minutes Before Expulsion Vote
The congresswoman faces accusations of stealing $5 million in federal funds as House ethics panel prepared to force her out.
Warsh Fed Nomination Stalls as Senators Question Independence, DOJ Probes Powell
Trump's central bank pick pledges autonomy while facing dual headwinds: Democratic skepticism and an ongoing investigation into his predecessor.
Pentagon Drops Mandatory Flu Shots for Active-Duty Troops
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ends decades-old requirement, calling it "overreaching" despite military health concerns.
Pentagon Ends Mandatory Flu Shots for All Service Members
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth scraps decades-old requirement, calling it "overreaching" as military vaccine mandates face renewed scrutiny.
Energy Giants Plan for a World Without the Strait of Hormuz
As geopolitical tensions flare, oil and gas companies are quietly hedging against the world's most critical shipping lane becoming irrelevant—or impassable.
Starmer Faces Growing Pressure as Mandelson Controversy Refuses to Fade
Prime Minister's attempt to move past controversial ambassadorial appointment backfires as new questions emerge about the vetting process.
Royal Mail Expands Part-Time Carrier Hours as Delivery Standards Continue to Slip
The embattled postal service will allow thousands of part-time workers to take on additional shifts in a bid to reverse chronic delivery failures.
Warsh Confirmation Stalls as Criminal Probe Shadows Federal Reserve
Trump's Fed chair nominee has the votes but faces Senate scrutiny amid unprecedented investigation into the central bank.
Lehigh Valley Handyman Service Hits 750 Google Reviews With Near-Perfect Rating
Mr. Handyman franchise serving four Pennsylvania cities maintains 4.8-star average after eight years of home repair work.
Japan's Golden Week Travel Rebounds to Pre-Pandemic Levels, But Wallets Stay Shut
Domestic tourism set for sixth straight year of growth as travelers return—though spending patterns reveal economic anxiety beneath the surface.
Nuclear Talks Resume as U.S. and Iran Clash Over Negotiating Tactics
Diplomats return to the table with fundamentally incompatible approaches to dealmaking, raising doubts about whether a second attempt can succeed where the first collapsed.
The Stellarator: Why This Clunky Reactor Could Beat the Fusion Frontrunners
Engineers are betting that an old, unglamorous design — not AI-optimized tokamaks — will finally crack commercial fusion power.
Apple Taps Hardware Chief John Ternus as Next CEO, Ending Cook's 14-Year Run
Tim Cook will transition to executive chairman as the company elevates its longtime engineering leader to the top job.
Treasury Launches $166 Billion Tariff Refund System After Supreme Court Rebuke
Two months after justices dismantled Trump's trade framework, the administration begins unwinding what became the costliest policy reversal in U.S. customs history.
NYT Connections: Sports Edition #574 — Hints and Solutions for April 20
Struggling with today's sports-themed word puzzle? Here's how to crack the categories without spoiling the fun.
When CEOs Become the Brand: The High-Stakes Gamble of Executive Celebrity
Corporate leaders are stepping in front of cameras more than ever, but personal visibility brings both outsized rewards and career-ending risks.
UK Fuel Prices Drop After 46-Day Surge, Offering Drivers First Relief Since February
Motorists see pump prices decline following the longest consecutive price increase streak in recent memory.
Reform UK Vows Retroactive Asylum Review Stretching Back Five Years
Farage's party promises sweeping reassessment of granted claims if it takes power, raising questions about legal feasibility and human cost.
Experimental Drug Shows Promise Against Treatment-Resistant Ovarian Cancer
Early-stage trial finds investigational antibody-drug conjugate QLS5132 delivered clinical benefit to patients whose disease had stopped responding to standard platinum-based chemotherapy.