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Explosive New Documents Put Xi in Hot Seat Ahead of Trump Meeting
🏦 ECONOMY & WORLD
⭐ Editor’s Pick: The Most Revealing Part of Trump-Xi Meeting Will Come After Cameras Leave—This Is The Date To Watch For (➜)
The top 4 things to watch for at the high-stakes Trump-Xi summit. (➜)
Revealed: China's nuclear weapons expansion at 7 secret sites. (➜)
The tense topic Trump and Xi want to avoid but shouldn’t. (➜)
Global debt tops a jaw-dropping 15 figures as economists sound alarm over "vicious cycle." (➜)
Long-term Treasury yields hit their highest level since 2004. (➜)
The FBI data hack of sensitive details is far more damning than previously known. (➜)
Some journalists claim that they were unable to gain access to the White House early Thursday morning after the judge's ruling against the ban. (➜)
The White House fired back after reports that Vance was the anonymous source in a story used to justify Politico’s ban. (➜)
A perfect storm is raging in the bond market. (➜)
Behind the oil-and-gas industry’s blitz to defeat a diesel export ban. (➜)
Sinister network of foreign agents was busted in a plot to infiltrate the U.S. Secret Service using this American tech CEO. (➜)
"The Danes lied the most": What's really in the text of Trump's landmark deal with Greenland. (➜)
A Christian grandmother was euthanized against her will in this increasingly socialist country. (➜)
A Democrat mayor was accused of calling a top staffer a "dirty Mexican" and making sexual comments at Disneyland. (➜)
12 lucrative second careers that pay up to $130,000 with no college degree needed. (➜)
Travel purgatory: The 15 worst airports in America revealed—and two notorious hubs are bottom of the pile. (➜)
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🏢 INDUSTRY
⭐ Editor’s Pick: Trump Social Media Firm Sues Ex-Co-Founder, Claims He Gambled Away Company Cash in Wild Slot Machine Spree (➜)
Could Elon Musk be getting into Hollywood? (➜)
The New York Times was sued by shareholders over its biased Israel coverage. (➜)
Dark new details have emerged in looksmaxxing influencer Clavicular’s alleged Cape Cod rape case. (➜)
Inside Dolly Parton’s estate’s “chilling” allegations against her nephew. (➜)
Federal prosecutors launched an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s longtime lawyer and accountant. (➜)
Disgraced former Harvard president Claudine Gay is back teaching at the school—and you won’t believe what the class is about. (➜)
“You can see everything” trailer: Nathan Fielder lives with Elizabeth Holmes, makes her cry and interrogates her husband in shocking documentary. (➜)
Maria Bartiromo made her first public appearance since her departure from Fox News. (➜)
Hidden bank fees are coming for you—and only one man can stop them. (➜)
McDonald’s is making a historic bet on this new menu item to bring back customers. (➜)
Home Depot co-founder Ken Langone: This is how history will remember Trump. (➜)
Trader Joe’s just brought back my favorite fall treat after 3 years—and I’m stocking up like crazy. (➜)
📈 HOT STOCKS
⭐ Editor’s Pick: Stanley Druckenmiller, Ken Griffin, and Cathie Wood Have at Least 1 Thing in Common: They All Own This Stock (➜)
History says this 1 investment could set you up for life. (➜)
10 wide-moat stocks to buy that look cheap today, according to Morningstar. (➜)
3 high-yield stocks near their 52-week lows that dividend income investors are sleeping on. (➜)
2 under-the-radar auto stocks poised to soar while nobody is looking. (➜)
💰 PERSONAL FINANCE & DEALS
⭐ Editor’s Pick: No. 1 Bestselling Kitchen Gadget Slashes Prep Time — Now 50% Off (➜)
Social Security could be even worse off under new projections—and the tax fix could cost you this much per year. (➜)
Dave Ramsey has a surprising take on shopping at Costco. (➜)
Ranking the cheapest cars I've driven in 2026—here's the one I'd buy. (➜)
Amazon's 30+ surprisingly good kitchen deals start at just 52 cents apiece. (➜)
The K-beauty product that literally contains snail snot is a viral bestseller that I actually use—and it's finally on sale. (➜)
🧠 AI
⭐ Editor’s Pick: Doctors Told Him He Was Going to Die. Then AI Saved His Life. (➜)
Anthropic’s Claude discovered a novel enzyme system that experts missed—and nobody knows what it does. (➜)
An OpenAI agent hacked an Austrian government website and gained unauthorized access to data. (➜)
"There’s nothing like it": In a surprise announcement, Meta previewed Muse Charm, a Tamagotchi-like keychain that houses the company’s AI agent. (➜)
Inside the group chat where world leaders are racing to create AI controls. (➜)
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang slammed AI doomsday fears in his strongest remarks yet. (➜)
🚀 SPACE, DEFENSE & ROBOTS
⭐ Editor’s Pick: Meet the U.S. Military's Terrifying Laser Death Ray Weapon (➜)
Alarm grows over China’s plans to control the moon and defeat the U.S. in a space war. (➜)
U.S. Army secured a giant rare earth magnet deal to build 1 million military drones. (➜)
New robotic hand can walk, press keys and move objects—all on its own. (➜)
Why does this mysterious hill on Mars look exactly like a bear's face? (➜)
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