A new report claims that Intel’s new CEO has invested in hundreds of Chinese technology firms, including at least eight companies linked to China’s People’s Liberation Army. According to Reuters, Lip-Bu Tan was appointed last month as the new CEO of Intel, the largest computer chip maker in the United States and a company that…
President Donald Trump doubled down Wednesday on his threat that the United States could use military force against Iran if it refuses to accept a nuclear deal and end its nuclear weapon program. Addressing reporters in the Oval Office at the White House on Wednesday, Trump emphasized that Iran “can’t have a nuclear weapon.” On…
An airplane clipped another stationary airplane’s wings on Thursday at Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C. While no injuries were reported from the airplane incident, multiple members of Congress were on the stationary aircraft at the time of the incident. According to NBC News, both of the airplanes involved in Thursday’s incident were American Airlines…
In this episode of True Crime News The Sidebar Podcast: Jack Rice joins host Joshua Ritter to break down the biggest cases making headlines across the nation. They discuss Lori Vallow defending herself against charges in her fourth husband’s death, jurors deliberating the fate of Monica Sementilli, and Jose Morales claiming drug use erased his…
The most difficult U.S. housing market in decades continues to encumber prospective homebuyers, who need an annual household income of $116,986 to afford the typical home, according to Bankrate’s new 2025 Housing Affordability Study. That’s almost a 50% increase since early 2020, when the income needed to buy a typical home was $78,236. What’s more,…
A former Qualcomm vice president was convicted by a San Diego federal jury Tuesday of wire fraud and money laundering in connection with a scheme worth $180 million, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said. Karim Arabi, former vice president of the Research and Development Department, was convicted following a four-week trial and “less than two” days…
