Washington’s Spaceport Wishlist: Heavy Launches Need a New Federal Pad
The Trump administration proposes a new federal spaceport for heavy and super-heavy rockets. Here’s what it means for launch sites, industry, and policy.
Articles by Neeraj Kumar Vashisht
In Preseason Week 2, Quarterback and Running Back Questions Defy Easy Answers
NFL preseason Week 2 takeaways: quarterback and running back battles remain unresolved. Here’s what the questions really mean for roster cuts and Week 1.
Mother’s Trial Hears of Command Hallucination Before Children’s Deaths
A forensic psychiatrist testified a mother killed her children under a command hallucination from postpartum psychosis. We explain the rare condition and the legal stakes.
Canada vows dollar-for-dollar retaliation as 50% US levy on $20bn in imports bites
Canada says it will match US tariffs dollar-for-dollar after a 50% levy on $20bn of Canadian imports triggered a last-minute breakdown in trade talks.
The Bargain-Hunting Consumer: Retail’s New Discipline Test
US shoppers are spending but hunting bargains hard. Retail earnings reveal a disciplined consumer driving down prices and splitting winners from losers.
California’s Antitrust Chief Draws a Hard Line on a Paramount-WBD Settlement
California AG Rob Bonta tells CNBC any settlement of the states’ suit to block the Paramount Skydance-WBD merger needs ‘robust structural remedies.’ What that means for the deal.
RoboStore Becomes a Builder: US-Made Humanoid Push Begins After FCC Ban
FCC ban on foreign robots pushes RoboStore, America’s biggest humanoid importer, toward US manufacturing. What the pivot requires — and whether it can work.
Mariners Call Up Kade Anderson, Baseball’s Top Pitching Prospect, to Face the Cubs
Mariners call up left-hander Kade Anderson, MLB’s No. 1 pitching prospect, to start Saturday vs. Cubs. Why this August debut matters for Seattle’s playoff push.
Iran’s Sanctions Evasion Faces Its Sternest Test in Trump’s ‘Economic D-Day’
As Trump’s ‘economic D-Day’ nears, Iran faces its toughest pressure test yet. How Tehran’s proven sanctions evasion playbook holds up will shape the region’s economy.
After Deadly Alaska Radar-Site Crash, Grief and a String of Hard Questions
Eight die as a civilian-contracted aircraft crashes at a remote U.S. Air Force radar site on Alaska’s southwest coast. What we know — and why it matters.