Two US Deaths From Parasitic Outbreak Signal a Rare but Serious Shift
Two US deaths in a parasitic outbreak causing explosive diarrhoea challenge its ‘rarely severe’ label. Here’s what to know, what officials say, and what comes next.
Articles by Neeraj Kumar Vashisht
Trump Media’s Paid Fast Lane to Truth Social Influencers Sparks Market-Integrity Fears
Trump Media now sells Wall Street prioritised access to Truth Social’s most influential posts. Why critics see a selective-disclosure problem — and what is really at stake.
SpaceX’s first earnings report is a transparency milestone and a volatility trap
SpaceX’s first earnings report arrives Aug. 3, but the numbers aren’t the point. Musk’s commentary, transparency, and market volatility will drive the reaction.
FIFA’s private equity gambit hits a wall as confederations push back
UEFA and Concacaf blocked FIFA’s plan to sell 20% of World Cup commercial rights, exposing deep unease about private equity in football governance.
Nolan’s The Odyssey: The Real Fight Is About Who Owns a Myth
Christopher Nolan’s impressionistic The Odyssey reopens the fidelity debate. What the man-behind-the-myth approach really says about cinema and authorship.
After the Skubal Trade, the Market Reshuffles: Ranking the Top Remaining Targets and Their Fits
The Skubal trade reset the 2026 MLB deadline. We rank the new top candidates — Peralta, Chapman, and Arraez — and analyze where each fits best.
Spokane’s 60,000-Person Evacuation Tests Washington’s Fire Strategy
Why 60,000 Spokane-area residents are under evacuation as Washington wildfires spread: the firefighting limits, the daily toll, and what happens next.
What Iran’s Denial of US Talks Reveals About the Real Hormuz Negotiation
Iran denies Trump’s claim that US talks begin Monday while quietly negotiating with Oman over Strait of Hormuz access. Inside the widening diplomatic gap.
Tim Cook’s lasting legacy: the power of saying no at Apple
How Tim Cook’s refusal to diversify kept Apple phenomenally profitable and defined his legacy. A data-driven analysis of focus, stakeholder pressure, and the future of Apple.
Best Buy’s Incoming CEO Has a Growth Plan That Starts With Shrinking
Incoming Best Buy CEO Jason Bonfig tells CNBC that smaller stores are central to expanding the retailer’s reach and improving customer experience. Here’s what the strategy signals for the sector.