US Global Investors reports $3.1 million fiscal 2026 net income
US Global Investors reported fiscal 2026 net income of $3.1 million, or $0.24 a share, versus a loss a year earlier. Operating revenue rose 21% to $10.3 million.
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Warren targets defense contractors' buybacks and dividends
Sen. Elizabeth Warren says the five largest U.S. defense firms should stop buybacks and dividends, citing more than $100 billion in shareholder payouts since 2020.
US To Continue ‘Technical Talks’ With Iran Even After Trump Declares Ceasefire ‘Over’ and Questions Tehran’s Intentions: Report
The United States will continue talks with Iran and remains committed to finding a resolution, even after the two countries traded strikes this week and President Donald Trump declared their ceasefire "over." U.S. Keeps Door Open To Talks Citing a U.S. official, MS Now reported on Thursday that the U.S. will engage in
Trump’s $4 Billion Oklahoma Project Paused, ‘Build It in Mar-A-Lago’ Community Says
Inola, Oklahoma – a small rural community known as the "Hay Capital of the World" has become a center of President Donald Trump’s push to rebuild the American aluminum industry. The town, about 25 miles east of Tulsa, is slated to host a massive $4 billion primary aluminum smelter backed by Trump, Oklahoma Gov. Kevin S
NATO: Trump Committed
NATO's Rutte says Trump remains committed to NATO alliance and expects allies to increase defense spending
Hegseth warns NATO allies that some nations will 'fail' U.S. defense review
The Pentagon is conducting a six-month review of American forces in Europe, Pete Hegseth said on Thursday. He added that "some countries will fail, and others will pass with flying colors." Hegseth said in May that the U.S. demands 3.5% of GDP as defense spending from its allies. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announc