Evangelical leaders call on Trump to rethink ‘hastily pursued’ foreign aid cuts
Some evangelical leaders are pushing back against President Donald Trump’s push to dismantle USAID and cut foreign aid.
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A new social music platform just hit 1 million users. Here’s the pitch deck it used to close its $8 million seed round.
Hangout, a social music platform, launched in November as a new way to listen to music with friends and strangers.
Influencers are descending on the Super Bowl as the NFL and brands embrace creators
Brands and the NFL are partnering with influencers and content creators for Super Bowl 2025 to expand access to the big game.
US destroyers in the Red Sea conflict defeated enemy weapons without firing a shot, changing the way warships fight
Documents obtained by Business Insider reveal multiple incidents where US Navy destroyers used "non-kinetic" capabilities to defeat Houthi drones.
Real drone warfare isn’t like playing Call of Duty, a special Ukrainian unit says, but gamers make great drone pilots
Ukraine’s special drone unit Typhoon said gamers have the skillset needed for the complexities and speed of drone operations.
Over 40,000 federal workers have accepted the buyout — far less than the White House hoped
A Trump administration spokesperson said more than 40,000 federal employees had taken the buyout and the number is "growing."
Ted Cruz says people should take ‘real comfort’ in Elon Musk working on the air traffic control system
It’s not yet clear what Elon Musk and DOGE will be doing. But Ted Cruz, the head of the Senate committee overseeing the FAA, is on board.
The job market is flashing signs that layoffs could accelerate this year
Business filings of mass layoff plans have been elevated in recent months. The unemployment rate is historically low, but ticked steadily higher last year.
Elon Musk’s newest job title is literally ‘unlisted’
Elon Musk may be working for the White House, but no one will say what his job is — and records show his position as "unlisted."
This NFL season was bad for sportsbooks. Will the Super Bowl be any better?
Americans are expected to legally bet $1.4 billion on the Super Bowl this year, but the game might not be a windfall for sports betting companies.