A One Nation senator who campaigns against renewable energy, and for nuclear power, has been found to own shares in a solar and battery company.

"I don't," the South Carolina senator said at POLITICO’s 2026 Munich Security Conference Bailey Richards is a Writer-Reporter at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2023 and interned with the ...

A billionaire planned to turn Jeffrey Epstein’s private island into a resort after purchasing it in 2023—but years later, those plans have not come to fruition. Billionaire Stephen Deckoff, founder of ...

Fridababy is under massive scrutiny online after netizens circulated the company's packaging, old ads, and Instagram captions. The backlash first started on TikTok and then spread to other social ...

Toyna Chin is the Head of Marketing at Novotech, a global CRO. She writes about leadership, marketing, and lessons of day-to-day business. Every leader has an opinion on how their organization should ...

Despite Thiel co-founding Palantir, the stock isn't in his hedge fund's portfolio. Neither is Nvidia, as of the end of Q3. However, Thiel's hedge fund still owns Tesla and initiated new positions in ...

Gov. Josh Shapiro joined Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission officials at the State Archives building in 2023. Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan, and nonprofit newsroom producing ...

Keeping LaMelo Ball healthy is the main priority for the Charlotte Hornets. The difference in production when he is unavailable is jarring from both an offensive and defensive efficiency standpoint.

February 7 - Adrien Stevens scored a career-high 18 points and Chase Ross added 17 of his 19 points after halftime to lead Marquette's second-half surge in a 70-55 win over Butler on Saturday ...

The companies filed a lawsuit against a special effects studio, which has threatened to initiate litigation over rights to "Ghostface" after claiming ownership of the mask. They call threats by ...

It is never dull in the Elon Musk economy, and Tesla investors’ dreams that his various businesses might converge into a single entity have never been closer to being fulfilled.

A 45-year-old woman in Arkansas will spend the rest of her life behind bars for luring a pregnant victim into a fatal ambush and cutting out her fetus in a botched scheme to "claim" the child as her ...