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Winter is returning to the New York City area after a long time without heavy snowfall.

February 17, 2024

Winter Returns to New York City Area: Snowfall Expected

Following a prolonged absence of significant snowfall, winter is returning in New York City, promising a flurry of activity and a change in weather patterns. Forecast Details: Snowfall and Wind Gusts on

Shares of Intuitive Machines bounced for a second straight day after the firm gave an update that said its moon lander mission "is in excellent health."

Jacob Brown

February 16, 2024

Intuitive Machines’ stock climbs following successful lunar cargo mission launch

Shares of Intuitive Machines bounced for a second straight day after the firm gave an update that said its moon lander mission “is in excellent health.” Intuitive Machines Launches Inaugural Cargo Mission

CEO Tim Cook hailed Vision Pro as the advent of a new computing era; though, some early users are returning the device within days.

Jacob Brown

February 16, 2024

Apple Vision Pro Owners Report Issues and Returns

While Apple’s $3,500 mixed reality goggles, the Vision Pro, were hailed as the dawn of a new computing era by CEO Tim Cook, some early adopters are returning the device within days,

Traders in the US equity options market expect a strong market reaction to Nvidia's impending earnings announcement.

Jacob Brown

February 16, 2024

Nvidia’s Earnings Report Sparks Anticipation of Major Market Move

Traders in the U.S. equity options market anticipate a substantial market reaction to Nvidia’s upcoming earnings report, projecting a potential 11% swing in the stock’s price following the announcement. According to data

Japan is experiencing economic upheaval as it suddenly enters recession, with GDP dropping for two consecutive quarters.

Jacob Brown

February 15, 2024

Japan Enters Recession as Economy Contracts Unexpectedly

Japan faces economic turbulence as it unexpectedly slips into recession, with its gross domestic product (GDP) contracting for two consecutive quarters. The latest data from Japan’s Cabinet Office reveals a worse-than-expected 0.4%

Geraldo Rivera, a prominent television anchor and reporter, has joined NewsNation as a correspondent-at-large.

Jacob Brown

February 15, 2024

Geraldo Rivera Joins NewsNation as Correspondent-at-Large

Geraldo Rivera, the veteran TV anchor and reporter, has found a new home at NewsNation as a correspondent-at-large, marking an exciting new chapter in his illustrious career. Rivera’s debut on the Nexstar-owned

Nothing, the revolutionary tech startup, has announced the global unveiling of its Nothing Phone (2a) on March 5.

Jacob Brown

February 14, 2024

Nothing Phone (2a) Set for Global Unveiling on March 5

The innovative tech company has announced the global unveiling of its Nothing Phone (2a) on March 5 at 11:30 GMT or 17:00 IST. CEO Carl Pei hinted that the upcoming smartphone will

Voters in suburban New York chose Democrat Tom Suozzi to replace ousted Republican Congressman George Santos.

Jacob Brown

February 14, 2024

Democrat Tom Suozzi Wins Suburban New York Congressional Seat in Tight Race

In a closely watched special election, voters in suburban New York elected Democrat Tom Suozzi to replace expelled Republican congressman George Santos. Suozzi’s win, projected by both CNN and NBC News, comes

Bitcoin has risen to $50,000 for the first time in over two years.

Jacob Brown

February 13, 2024

Bitcoin Surges Past $50,000 Mark Amidst Positive Market Sentiment

Bitcoin has soared to the $50,000 level for the first time in more than two years, driven by optimism surrounding potential interest rate reductions later in the year and recent regulatory approvals

New York City police responded to reports that many people had been shot at a subway station in the Bronx.

Jacob Brown

February 13, 2024

Several Shot at New York’s Bronx Subway Station, One Fatality Reported

New York City police responded to reports of multiple individuals shot at a subway station in the Bronx on Monday, prompting concerns over public safety. According to a local ABC TV affiliate,