In May, “Shark Tank” star Kevin O’Leary made a series of media appearances accusing some vocal opponents of his data center plans in Box Elder County, Utah, of being foreign-backed agents. Now, Mr. Wonderful is being sued for defamation. In a lawsuit filed Wednesday in federal district court in Utah, Alliance for a Better Utah,
The New York Times on Wednesday asked a federal judge to quash Justice Department subpoenas to journalists who reported on safety failures on President Donald Trump’s new Air Force One plane. David McCraw, the newspaper’s top attorney, called the subpoenas “abusive” and “inappropriate” in a statement. “As we stated in our motion, these subpoenas are
President Donald Trump on Wednesday criticized New York’s new pause in developing AI data centers, arguing that the state is rejecting one of the biggest economic opportunities from the AI boom. “One of the biggest drivers of employment in the future is data centers,” Trump wrote in Truth Social, calling the facilities “money machines” and
Donald Trump wants to add another government-issued item to the growing list bearing his name or likeness: a commemorative $1 coin. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Wednesday unveiled the design of a new gold-toned $1 coin commemorating the 250th anniversary of the United States. The coin features a portrait of Trump looking forward along with
The clean lines and sturdy silhouettes of a KAAI bag make you feel like you’re carrying a piece of modern luxury design. Yet there’s something just as powerful about its soft interior, lined with a cerulean microsuede that’s the softest I’ve ever felt (and I’ve tried a ton of suede, from handbags to trench coats
SpaceX shares fell below their IPO price of $135 for the first time since the company’s successful public debut in June. On Wednesday, SpaceX shares fell to a low of $132.15 before recovering some of that loss to end the day just above its IPO threshold of $135.28. The latest drop marks a 40% drop
