F1 Cancels Gulf Races Over Iran Conflict — But Still Races in Countries at War With Yemen
Formula 1 cancels races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia over Middle East tensions, but both countries have been bombing Yemen for years without F1 batting an eye.
Oil Markets Defy Presidential Threats as Iran's Stranglehold on Global Energy Tightens
Despite Trump's military threats and reserve releases, oil surged to $106 as Iran's control of the Strait of Hormuz proves more powerful than presidential interventions.
Defense Contractor Who Sells Robot Weapons Says America Can't Stomach Another Ground War
Anduril's Palmer Luckey tells Axios that America lacks the will for an Iran ground war — convenient when you're selling $60 billion in autonomous weapons to replace human soldiers.
Black and Latino Listeners Made Podcasting Mainstream. White Creators Still Control the Money.
Black and Latino listeners are driving the fastest growth in podcasting. But the creators who look like them are building on platforms they don't own — and capturing only a fraction of the revenue they generate.
Trump Eyes Jones Act Waiver to Cut Gas Prices — While Threatening the Last U.S. Shipyards
Trump says he's looking at waiving the Jones Act to lower gas prices — but the move would devastate what's left of U.S. shipbuilding and hand coastal shipping to foreign-flagged vessels.
War Betting Markets Just Turned Gaza and Iran Into a Casino — and Regulators Are Nowhere
Prediction markets are hosting millions in bets on military strikes and civilian casualties — and regulators have no legal framework to stop them.