Inside Monaco Bomb Manhunt: Ukrainian Suspect’s Disguise and the War’s New Front
A Ukrainian suspect disguised to evade capture after a Monaco bomb attack. Police suspect accomplices and weeks of casing. How the war extends into the Riviera.
Articles by Neeraj Kumar Vashisht
Trump Kid Accounts Begin Crediting: What Families Should Expect Next
As the Trump-era child investment accounts start funding, families face key deadlines, tax implications, and overlooked second-order effects. An analytical guide to what’s coming.
Nonalcoholic Beer’s Rise Forces Big Brewers to Rethink the Bar Tab
Nonalcoholic beer is no longer a niche product. As moderation trends reshape drinking habits, major brewers are investing billions in zero-proof brews. Here’s why.
Rivian Refines 2026 Outlook Upward as Lucid’s Q2 Delivery Miss Raises Sector Questions
Rivian raises 2026 delivery forecast to 65k–70k EVs while Lucid falls short of Wall Street expectations for Q2. Analysis of diverging EV startup trajectories, capital discipline, and market signals.
PLL’s 2028 Ownership Pivot: Olympic Spotlight Meets Single-Entity Reality Check
The Premier Lacrosse League targets 2028 to sell team stakes as the L.A. Olympics amplify the sport’s profile. Analysis of winners, market signals, and second-order talent effects.
Plex Ditches the Lifetime Pass: $250 Now Buys a 5-Year Subscription, Not Forever
Plex ends the lifetime membership model with a $250 five-year pass. Explained: what changes, why it matters, and how it compares to industry shifts. Read more.
PamStealer: Why This Stealthy New macOS Malware Is Different From the Rest
Discovered in July 2026, PamStealer uses advanced evasion techniques to target Mac users. Here’s how it works and why it signals a shift in macOS malware.
Philly’s Power Play: After Brown Trade, 76ers Set Sights on LeBron James
The 76ers, days after acquiring Jaylen Brown, are aggressively pursuing LeBron James. Analysis of the mega-trade, fit, history of superteams, and cap implications.
Portugal Edge Croatia Without Ronaldo, Now Face Familiar Foe Spain
Portugal’s dramatic World Cup win over Croatia secures last-16 spot, but a daunting clash with Spain awaits. Can they thrive without their talisman?
Olympian’s Indictment Exposes Political Fault Lines Beneath Reflecting Pool Renovation
A former Olympian is charged with vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool after a Trump-backed renovation went awry. The case reveals deeper tensions over public space and political symbolism.