as Cora told MLB.com’s Ian Browne and other reporters that Whitlock is “100 percent” going to be part of Boston’s roster on Opening Day. Cora’s statement comes before Whitlock has even ...

XRP’s charts are beginning to hint at a potential comeback for the token, but traders aren’t simply waiting around. Instead, they are actively seeking the next big opportunity in the altcoin market, ...

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Christopher Ruane introduces a handful of FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 shares he thinks an income-focussed SIPP investor should consider. Investments in a currency other than sterling are exposed to ...

A mystery data scientist whose work caught the attention of Elon Musk has estimated that more than $100 billion in taxpayer money is either being stolen or wasted. In an interview with NewsNation ...

Healthcare giant Smith & Nephew‘s (SN.L) shares continue to rise sharply from last autumn’s lows. At £11, the FTSE 100 (^FTSE) share has risen 9.9% since the start of 2025. The company — which builds ...

Elsewhere, stronger miners and Lloyds Banking Group helped the FTSE 100 index click back into gear after a recent run of sideways trading. London’s top flight rallied 0.7% or 57.16 points to ...

A data scientist with ties to DOGE chief Elon Musk declared Monday that she believes “over $100 billion” in taxpayer money is being wasted or stolen by federal employees at government agencies.

Musk started the rumor over the weekend when he posted a chart on X allegedly showing more than 20 million people over 100 years old listed in “the Social Security database.” “These are the numbers of ...

Musk started the rumor over the weekend when he posted a chart on social platform X allegedly showing more than 20 million people over 100 years old listed in “the Social Security database.” ...