Met police say 19-year-old man held at Westminster magistrates court, where three other men charged over attack A fourth person has been arrested in connection with the arson attack on Jewish volunteer ambulances in north-west London, the Metropolitan police has said. The force said the 19-year-old man was arrested on Saturday morning at Westminster magistrates court, where three other men were ch...
Met police say 19-year-old man held at Westminster magistrates court, where three other men charged over attack A fourth person has been arrested in connection with the arson attack on Jewish volunteer ambulances in north-west London, the Metropolitan police has said. The force said the 19-year-old man was arrested on Saturday morning at Westminster magistrates court, where three other men were charged over the arson attack. Continue reading...
Dems' Ballroom Hate Is the Saddest Proof Yet of Their State of TDS Mental Unwellness Authored by Stephen Kruiser via PJMedia.com, There was a time not so long ago when the Democrats were formidable and — I'm not kidding here — occasionally enjoyable political foes. During the Tea Party years, we would often encounter Dem activists and hang out with them for a while. Sometimes we would even sociali...
Dems' Ballroom Hate Is the Saddest Proof Yet of Their State of TDS Mental Unwellness Authored by Stephen Kruiser via PJMedia.com, There was a time not so long ago when the Democrats were formidable and — I'm not kidding here — occasionally enjoyable political foes. During the Tea Party years, we would often encounter Dem activists and hang out with them for a while. Sometimes we would even socialize. The Democrats of recent yesteryear bore no resemblance to the feral, frothing rage mob that the No Kings/Resist Dems are today. It's both stunning and depressing that America's oldest, continuously-running political party could undergo a wholesale personality change in just a decade because its entire focus was the hatred of one man, but here we are. There's an oft-repeated line here on the right that says if President Trump cured cancer, the Democrats would suddenly be pro-cancer. It's the kind of absurdist illustration that I've enjoyed using throughout my career but find almost impossible to apply to the Democrats anymore. They're just that far gone. Which is why they are up in arms about the building of a ballroom. This is from Sarah : President Donald Trump has been having a great time building the new White House Ballroom in recent months, but anytime the president is having a good time doing something, a judge comes in and stops him. Apparently, that expands to this $400 million, 90,000 square-foot construction project that is said to be fully funded by private donors. U.S. District Judge Richard Leon determined on Tuesday that no statute comes close to allowing Trump to carry out this project of his own accord, and that construction must be halted until Congress approves the completion. So, I guess we're just stuck with a half-finished project? Well, we're stuck with a half-finished project until this cockamamie ruling gets overturned, which is how this dance usually goes. I would like to note that every one of these Trump Derangement Syndrome judges looks like ...
There are a lot of reasons for insiders to sell their own company's stock, but only one reason they'd buy it. Few people have as much insight into a business's operations and financial wherewithall than the CEO, which means few people have a better idea of how much a business's stock is worth. That's why Palo Alto Networks (NASDAQ: PANW) CEO Nikesh Arora made headlines when he bought $10 million w...
There are a lot of reasons for insiders to sell their own company's stock, but only one reason they'd buy it. Few people have as much insight into a business's operations and financial wherewithall than the CEO, which means few people have a better idea of how much a business's stock is worth. That's why Palo Alto Networks (NASDAQ: PANW) CEO Nikesh Arora made headlines when he bought $10 million worth of the stock, according to SEC filings. The purchase followed a 33% decline in the share price. The broader market sell-off has been exacerbated by perceived threats of generative artificial intelligence (AI) for the software sector and cybersecurity companies in particular, fueled by a slew of releases from Anthropic . But AI may present great opportunities for companies like Palo Alto, and the stock still looks like a great buy right now. Image source: Getty Images. Continue reading
Retirement is the goal everyone works toward. The dream is to enjoy your remaining years in comfort, living off the fruits of the labor you've put in over decades. For most working people, age 62 is an important milestone. It's the earliest age you can currently claim Social Security retirement benefits. Data from the Federal Reserve Survey of Consumer Finances estimates that the median U.S. house...
Retirement is the goal everyone works toward. The dream is to enjoy your remaining years in comfort, living off the fruits of the labor you've put in over decades. For most working people, age 62 is an important milestone. It's the earliest age you can currently claim Social Security retirement benefits. Data from the Federal Reserve Survey of Consumer Finances estimates that the median U.S. household approaches Social Security eligibility with just $185,000 in retirement savings, making Social Security an important financial crutch for most retirees. It's tempting to claim Social Security at the earliest opportunity. However, it's an important decision because claiming at 62 reduces your monthly benefits for life. Here are three ways working past 62 can permanently change your Social Security benefit. Continue reading
Shares of Tesla (TSLA) dropped 5.42% on Thursday after the EV maker delivered 358,023 vehicles in Q1, missing Wall Street’s estimate of 370,000. Despite the miss, Wedbush’s five-star-rated analyst Dan Ives maintained his Buy rating and $600 price target on TSLA stock, citing AI push and robotaxi plans as key drivers for 2026. Ives’s price target implies an upside of over 65% from current levels. F...
Shares of Tesla (TSLA) dropped 5.42% on Thursday after the EV maker delivered 358,023 vehicles in Q1, missing Wall Street’s estimate of 370,000. Despite the miss, Wedbush’s five-star-rated analyst Dan Ives maintained his Buy rating and $600 price target on TSLA stock, citing AI push and robotaxi plans as key drivers for 2026. Ives’s price target implies an upside of over 65% from current levels. For context, this marks the second consecutive quarter in which Tesla has missed analyst expectations
Iran Scrambling To Restore Bombed Missile Bunkers Within Hours After Being Struck Iran's resilience after more than a month of very heavy US-Israeli bombing has become obvious. The country's somewhat ancient air force and navy have been largely obliterated, and yet all the while the Iranian military has kept up intense ballistic missile and drone strikes on Israel and Gulf states. Tehran's missile...
Iran Scrambling To Restore Bombed Missile Bunkers Within Hours After Being Struck Iran's resilience after more than a month of very heavy US-Israeli bombing has become obvious. The country's somewhat ancient air force and navy have been largely obliterated, and yet all the while the Iranian military has kept up intense ballistic missile and drone strikes on Israel and Gulf states. Tehran's missile arsenal is what is understood to have always been formidable. And now US intelligence has freshly assessed that Iranian personnel are busy excavating bombed underground missile bunkers and silos and restoring them to operation within a mere hours of US and Israeli strikes . The New York Times on Friday featured American intelligence analysis saying that Tehran has retained a substantial number of missiles and mobile launchers, raising serious doubts on how close Washington actually is to eliminating the Islamic Republic’s missile capability. via BBC The report states that Washington cannot determine how many launchers have been destroyed because Iran has deployed decoys . Underground bunkers and silos may appear damaged, but launchers are rapidly recovered from rubble and returned to use through the quick work of excavators and heavy equipment . Anna Kelly, a White House spokeswoman, has painted a rosy picture from the Pentagon's point of view: " Here are the facts: Iranian ballistic missile and drone attacks are down 90 percent, their navy is wiped out , two-thirds of their production facilities are damaged or destroyed, and the United States and Israel have overwhelming air dominance over Iran," she said. A senior Western official in the NY Times stated that Iran is firing approximately 15-30 ballistic missiles and 50-100 suicide drones per day across the region. US officials additionally told the Times that Iran aims to preserve as much of its missile-launch capability as possible to sustain its threat posture throughout the conflict and after it ends. Some of the remai...
UPS (NYSE:UPS) is opening a new US$100 million logistics hub in Taiwan as part of a wider overhaul of its global network. The company is reducing its exposure to Amazon volumes while putting more focus on high-tech and healthcare shipments. UPS plans significant job cuts and facility closures in 2026 as it reconfigures its operations and customer mix. United Parcel Service enters this shift with a...
UPS (NYSE:UPS) is opening a new US$100 million logistics hub in Taiwan as part of a wider overhaul of its global network. The company is reducing its exposure to Amazon volumes while putting more focus on high-tech and healthcare shipments. UPS plans significant job cuts and facility closures in 2026 as it reconfigures its operations and customer mix. United Parcel Service enters this shift with a mixed recent track record, with the share price at US$98.18 and a 7.3% return over the past...