European infrastructure stocks are increasingly rewarding investors with exposure to two key regional themes: defense independence and shelter from AI-driven shocks in the US.

Eases sanctions on Damascus for first time in 47 years...

• Crude futures extended their declines after falling around 5% yesterday as geopolitical developments appeared more constructive.
• Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister said US minesweepers are very good targets if they enter the region.
• APAC stocks were mostly in the green following the gains on Wall Street, where sentiment was underpinned amid Strait of Hormuz optimism, lower oil prices and a drop in yields.
• US equity futures were indecisive following recent gains and as participants brace for NVIDIA earn

Lotto players fund far-left activist groups while British causes struggle...

The Jewish Institute for National Security of America (JINSA) is pushing a plan that would also include expanded integration and a new $38 billion MOU

As expected, many of the highest income thresholds are concentrated in the Northeast and along the West Coast.

...the 'debasement' trade rolls on as stocks near the lowest activity day of the year...

Just 2 milligrams of fentanyl, smaller than a grain of salt, can kill a person.

The reduction will primarily impact the consulting and business services divisions...

The Trump administration has said for months it possesses evidence that Omar committed immigration fraud.

Murray Rothbard wrote that statistics are the lifeblood for government intervention. Based on certain presuppositions, statistics allow interventionists to identify "problems" to solve.

Follows JPMorgan's warning last week. 

A Ninth Circuit panel sent the case back to a federal district court to reexamine the standing issue...

"Alibaba's AliExpress was caught using users' audio systems to track them." 

The Maine medical board did not show any probable cause before ordering a psychological evaluation for Dr. Meryl Nass, the judge said...

"In San Antonio, they are stealing tailgates and taillights, and a replacement tailgate can cost"... 

An unusual series of commentaries carried by the ruling Communist Party’s official newspaper indicate that the odds of Beijing introducing big-time stimulus to revive the country’s worsened growth are low.