
Trump officials admit the No Surprises Act is being gamed, after huge payments
The administration says doctors are exploiting the law, forcing regulators to confront a fix they cannot ignore.

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The administration says doctors are exploiting the law, forcing regulators to confront a fix they cannot ignore.
A massive 82% Cloud surge powered Alphabet’s $119.8B total revenue, reshaping how investors price AI and infrastructure demand.

Decision lets ISPs stop itemizing discretionary monthly passthrough fees on broadband labels, shifting how consumers compare true prices.

Regulators in Europe approved Paramount's Warner Bros. Discovery deal, even as U.S. states prepare a fight in parallel.

As the Supreme Court struck down certain duties, Trump’s top trade negotiator signaled tariff replacement is still the plan.

Co-CEOs Eran Zinman says the move is not about cost cutting, but a structural reset for the AI era.

AMD plans a major Anthropic investment and a chip deal, signaling a faster second attack on AI compute power.

Carnegie demanded lifetime giving and near-total disposal, while modern billionaires debate timing, structure, and control.

NASA used layered X-ray and optical data to give Messier 94 (NGC 4736) a new audiovisual “look” and “sound.”

Decision-makers need a truer baseline for housing risk: the headline owner-rate overstates youth ownership by 15 points.

A high-stakes Washington meeting gets agenda time, but one explosive allegation stays off the table.

A simple infrastructure fix became a long-running online show, raising questions about attention, trust, and public spending.