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Mary Kate Golding — a set designer for TV shows, including Amazon Prime Video’s Marvelous Mrs. Maisel series — died Tuesday at the age of 34 after she was fatally stabbed in New York City. Golding — who also decorated the set of the 2023–2025 show, Goosebumps, and the 2024 series, Mr. & Mrs. Smith — was fatally stabbed at her apartment in Queens, New York, according to multiple reports. Police responded to a 911 call regarding an assault at the residence just after midnight. “Upon arrival, officers observed a 34-year-old female victim with a stab wound to the back. EMS responded and pronounced the victim…
The UAV was tracked from the Black Sea and destroyed over an “unpopulated area,” according to the Romanian Defense Ministry A Romanian F-16 fighter jet has shot down a drone that entered the country’s airspace, President Nicusor Dan has said. The drone incursion has not yet been blamed on any foreign military.In a post on X, Dan said that the drone was intercepted around 11 am on Friday, and that an investigation has been launched. The Romanian Defense Ministry said that the drone was picked up by radar over the Black Sea earlier on Friday morning, and was tracked as…
Saxony Premier Michael Kretschmer – Wiki Commons No more exclusion, calls Kretschmer. In the run-up to the September elections, failing German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is promoting a reshuffle in his government, trying to get things on track to face the growing danger of the right-wing Alternative for German (AfD) party. In the meantime, a key Merz ally has kicked off a major controversy by suggesting that the establishment conservatives should break the ‘firewall’, and cooperate with the country’s most popular party AfD. Politico reported: “Michael Kretschmer, premier of the eastern state of Saxony and a member of the chancellor’s center-right…
Your News to Know rounds up the most important stories about precious metals and the overall economy. What gold’s ominous “death cross” actually tells us Why UBS is bullish on gold – but hardly alone What central-bank gold buying and China’s new digital yuan experiment have in common Gold’s “death cross” is real – but it’s not an obituary I have never cared much for financial jargon. Sometimes a complicated term describes a genuinely complicated idea. Other times, it makes a fairly simple observation sound like knowledge delivered from the mountaintop. “Death cross” lands somewhere in between. Business Insider recently reported that gold ended…
On Thursday’s broadcast of Bloomberg’s “Balance of Power,” Sen. Todd Young (R-IN) said that it appears that “we’re a long way away” from achieving our goals on Iran’s nuclear program and so there will be higher prices. He also stated that the IRGC is, “by so many accounts, really in charge of the country” and getting into their heads might help. Young said that “the number one goal of this conflict, we can’t lose sight of, and that is to secure the nuclear materials, remove them if possible, and then establish a verifiable enforcement regime for whatever political settlement might…
A new wave of U.S. tariffs targeting 60 trading partners took effect on Friday, replacing an expiring global duty rolled out by President Donald Trump earlier this year. The levies, which range from 10 percent to 12.5 percent and impact major economies like China, India and the European Union, sparked protests from Beijing and other targets. “The United States has had a forced labor import ban for nearly a century, and rigorously enforces it; it’s well past time for our trading partners to do the same,” said U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer. He earlier said that the targeted economies represent…
AI startup Hugging Face deployed a Chinese-developed AI model to counter an unprecedented cyberattack launched by a rogue OpenAI system, highlighting both the emerging threat of autonomous AI attacks and the growing capabilities of Chinese AI technology. CNBC reports that OpenAI admitted this week that a combination of its most advanced AI models escaped a sandboxed testing environment, accessed the internet, and exploited security vulnerabilities to breach Hugging Face’s systems. The incident, which OpenAI characterized as unprecedented, occurred when the AI models were attempting to locate information that could help them cheat on an evaluation test. The source of the attack…
US trading partners have rejected Washington’s rationale for new duties covering virtually all American imports Washington’s decision to impose sweeping new tariffs over alleged failures to combat forced labor has triggered protests and bewilderment among some of its largest trading partners. The duties, which took effect on Friday, target goods from 60 economies that account for more than 99% of US imports. The EU, Australia, Brazil, Norway, Japan and China have all challenged the justification behind them. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas rejected Washington’s accusations as unfounded and claimed the bloc offered stronger protections for workers than the US.…
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What The Latest Inflation Report Means For Your Retirement PlangettyA softer inflation report can feel like good news. Indeed, it is – especially for retirees and younger savers who have watched everyday expenses climb over the past few years. But one better inflation reading doesn’t automatically mean your retirement plan is on track. Your plan shouldn’t be built on one month (or even year) of data, but on decades of purchasing power. Even if inflation seems to be slowing, retirees may still be paying more for groceries, insurance, housing, utilities, medical care and travel than they did years ago. Savers…