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Trump Demands Reparations From Iran for “50 Years” of Damage
President Donald Trump has turned Iran’s demand for war reparations back on Tehran, saying the United States should seek compensation for damage Iran has caused over the past 50 years.
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Wall Street’s New Shopping List
Big money is rotating into a select group of stocks for the second half of 2026.
MarketBeat’s analysts tracked the move and identified 10 companies attracting fresh capital right now.
The updated 10 Best Stocks to Own in 2026 report lays out the tickers, trends, and catalysts.
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Zuckerberg Says AI Superintelligence Is Coming. Here’s What He Says It Will Do to Your Job, Money and Life
Mark Zuckerberg has laid out an ambitious vision in which extremely powerful AI becomes available to billions of ordinary people.
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His Father Got Parkinson's. He Built Robots Instead.
Clint Brauer grew up on his family's Kansas farm. His dad sprayed the same chemicals every American farmer sprays. Years later: Parkinson's. Clint walked away from a tech career to build a different way. Today his company, Greenfield Robotics, runs a patented fleet of autonomous bots that slice weeds with centimeter precision, day or night, herbicide-free.
Greenfield is now opening shares to everyday investors under Reg A+. Reserve during Test the Waters and you lock in a 5% bonus that can grow to 20% the week the round goes live. The US has 250 million acres at stake.
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Copper Is Suddenly More Precious Than Gold. Here’s What’s Driving the Boom
Some analysts now argue copper can offer investors something gold cannot: inflation protection combined with rapidly expanding industrial demand.
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