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US House votes to halt Iran war in fresh rebuke to Donald Trump
The US House passed a resolution directing President Trump to halt military action against Iran. This measure, largely symbolic, requires congressional authorization for any further hostilities. Four Republicans joined Democrats in supporting the resolution, which passed by a narrow margin. The vote occurred after Trump warned of "major military punishment" for Iran and its Houthi allies. The ongoing conflict continues despite the symbolic congressional action.
US Congress passes $95 billion Republican budget for Iran war
The House approved a Republican-only budget proposal for Iran war funding. This plan allocates significant funds for national security and farmers. Democrats argue the money should be spent domestically on lowering costs. Senate Republicans remain divided on the House's budget strategy. The budget battle occurs as military deaths in the Middle East rise.
US House votes for measure that would end Iran war, in blow to Trump
The U.S. House of Representatives voted to block President Donald Trump from continuing the war against Iran. This marks a rare bipartisan effort to curb presidential war powers. The vote reflects growing concern among members of his party about the ongoing conflict. The resolution faces an uphill battle in the Senate and a likely veto from the President.
Warren Buffett's framework for finding businesses to invest : The ‘Shiftless Nephew test’
Warren Buffett once revealed a brutally simple test for separating great businesses from merely good ones: Could you put a lazy, not-too-smart nephew in charge, and still make money for decades? The answer divides the investment universe into two categories. One will make you rich. The other will make you tired.
In 1951, Warren Buffett Visited GEICO on a Weekend, That Conversation Established the Foundation for His Value Investing Approach
Young Warren Buffett visited GEICO in 1951. This weekend trip was not planned but a quest for knowledge. He interviewed Lorimer Davidson. This encounter became a landmark for Buffett. He learned about GEICO's business model. This experience shaped his investment philosophy. It highlighted the importance of understanding business fundamentals. The visit taught him patience and focus.
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US House narrowly rejects war powers resolution to halt Trump's attacks on Iran
The House narrowly rejected a war powers resolution to halt President Trump's attacks on Iran, marking a significant congressional debate on presidential authority in wartime. This vote, following a similar Senate defeat, highlights divisions over the conflict's rationale and its potential to reorder US priorities and test constitutional checks and balances.
From bonhomie to brinkmanship: India-US relations face test in Trump 2.0 era
India-US ties in 2025 were marked by contrasting developments, with leaders projecting warmth while trade disputes escalated and strategic coordination faltered. Despite descriptions of a "special" partnership, differing political priorities and US President Trump's approach exposed underlying disagreements and tested bilateral stability throughout the year.
Google stock skyrockets after Warren Buffett buys $4.3 billion in shares
Alphabet jumped after Berkshire Hathaway disclosed a $4.3 billion stake in the Google parent. Shares rose 6.1% to $293.40 in after-hours trade. The stock briefly hit 7%. Berkshire made Alphabet its tenth-largest U.S. holding. The firm also sold $10.6 billion of Apple and cut Bank of America. Apple stayed its biggest holding. Buffett earlier praised Alphabet’s ad business. Tech valuations remain stretched. Alphabet posted strong Q3 earnings. It raised capex for AI. The company also announced a $40 billion Texas data-center plan. Investors tracked Monday’s gains.
US government heading for shutdown? 5 key points all Americans must know
US government shutdown 2025: The US government may shut down soon. Congress has a deadline of September 30. Donald Trump wants Republicans to pass a spending bill alone. But a funding bill needs support from both parties in the Senate. House Republicans are divided on the proposed bill. A shutdown could have serious consequences, says John Fetterman.
Indian envoy discusses trade and energy with US Congressmen
Ambassador Vinay Mohan Kwatra engaged with US Congressmen, including Warren Davidson and Pete Sessions, discussing trade, energy, and the India-US partnership. These meetings occurred amidst rising tensions due to US tariffs on India, including those related to Russian oil purchases. India has expressed its disapproval of the tariffs, deeming them unjustified.
Peter Thiel faces backlash for backing Palantir — key facts Americans should be aware of
Peter Thiel's Palantir Technologies faces scrutiny for its role in a massive data-sharing initiative under the Trump administration. Critics fear the AI-powered platform, combining data from various federal agencies, could be misused for political targeting and surveillance. Concerns span across party lines, with worries about potential abuse of power and threats to democratic institutions.
Trump ignites debate on presidential authority with Iran strikes and wins praise from Republicans
President Trump's strikes on Iran ignited immediate debate in Congress regarding his authority, revealing deep divisions. Republicans largely praised the action, while Democrats and some Republicans raised concerns about the lack of congressional approval and potential for escalating conflict. The strikes have complicated efforts to pass a national security package, highlighting existing schisms within both parties over U.S.
In Trump's 'big, beautiful bill', what do the US taxpayers get? Check details
House Republicans have narrowly passed a comprehensive tax and spending package, a significant win for President Trump. The bill, approved by a 215-214 vote, includes extended tax cuts, stricter federal benefit eligibility, and a raised national debt ceiling. It introduces individual tax rate reductions, expanded small-business deductions, and an enhanced child tax credit, now moving to the Senate for consideration.
'Send this bill to my desk AS SOON AS POSSIBLE': Trump hammers Democrats as he takes 'big, beautiful bill' victory lap
The United States House of Representatives approved Donald Trump's spending and tax cut plan. House Republicans passed the bill after a scramble to gain support. The bill now goes to the Senate. Trump thanked GOP leaders and lawmakers. The bill includes tax cuts, border security measures, and changes to Medicaid. It also eliminates taxes on tips and overtime pay.
Inside key components of Trump’s ‘big, beautiful’ bill passed by House: All you need to know
The US House of Representatives has passed a wide-ranging tax and spending bill backed by President Trump. The legislation, which passed with a vote of 215-214, will still need Senate approval. Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' was passed after Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives came together. The megatax cut bill eliminates levies on qualified tips, overtime pay, and car loan interest payments
Apple Intelligence already paying off? Wall Street analysts weigh in after record earnings
With Apple reporting a revenue of $124.3 billion, marking a 4% increase from the previous year, during its fiscal 2025 first quarter, CEO Tim Cook told investors that the company saw a stronger year-over-year performance for the iPhone 16 series in markets where Apple Intelligence has been introduced.
If a 20-something finfluencer makes you feel like a loser, chill, it's fine
The article humorously critiques the rise of young financial influencers on Instagram, who often make viewers feel inadequate for not making past investments. It highlights the absurdity of quick-fix financial advice and contrasts it with the slow, steady approach of traditional wealth-building methods, emphasizing patience and research over impulsive decisions.
Will Joe Biden pardon his son Hunter? He's under immense pressure not to do so
Hunter, Joe Biden's son, recently entered a guilty plea to tax charges, and there is mounting pressure on him to refuse a pardon. Republicans bemoan the timing and speculate that it's a ruse to avert a trial and possible investigation into the Bidens' financial activities.
Everybody’s in LA: Know why is Netflix not renewing the show?
John Mulaney's talk show "Everybody's in LA", shown on Netflix, ran for six episodes from May 3 to May 10, 2024, as part of the Netflix is a Joke Festival. Will it be renewed further?
US House Speaker Johnson floats measure to avert Govt shutdown. These Republican members oppose it
US House Speaker Johnson introduced a continuing resolution on Saturday as a stopgap measure to prevent a government shutdown. But some Republican members have announced to oppose it. Know these members and other details.
Speaker McCarthy's job at risk after House votes to move ahead with hard-right effort to oust him
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's leadership is at risk after the House voted to proceed with an effort to oust him. The vote, led by McCarthy's rival Matt Gaetz, brought together conservative Republican critics and Democrats who believe McCarthy is unfit for leadership. McCarthy's decision to work with Democrats to keep the government open rather than risk a shutdown has sparked the challenge.
Twitter reacts to Parag Agrawal's appointment as CEO
Thousands of users also expressed pride in how people of Indian origin were now leading some of the largest tech companies in the world, posting collages of photos of Agrawal along with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, Google’s Sunder Pichai and IBM’s Shantanu Narayen.
Bitcoin faces regulatory scrutiny after record-breaking rally
With Bitcoin capturing greater attention, it could also garner further scrutiny from regulators, says Guy Hirsch, managing director for the U.S. at online-trading platform eToro.
Dow Jones dips as Buffett dumps airlines, China tensions flare
The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 207.46 points, or 0.87 per cent, at 23,516.23.
China broke trade deal with US: Donald Trump
In a series of tweets, Trump on Sunday indicated toughening of his stand against China.
From Kendrick Lamar to Taylor Swift, complete list of Grammy nominations
Kendrick Lamar earned 11 nominations for the 2016 Grammys, both Taylor Swift and The Weeknd tie for second with 7 nominations.
E-commerce: Vintage cars, Harley Davidson bikes, costly jewellery find takers online
According to Forrester Research, 18 of the top 20 global luxury retailers had an e-commerce site, including Gucci, Prada and Tiffany.
Budget 2013: Here's how the rich can enjoy FM's new taxes
Here’s the good news for the rich. By making imported luxury “flauntables” more expensive, finance minister P Chidambaram has helped them.
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