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America's Protein Obsession Is Draining the Whey Supply Faster Than Dairy Can Refill It
Whey protein inventories have fallen roughly 50% since 2023 and prices have surged past $13 a pound as the GLP-1 boom and a national protein craze outpace what the dairy industry can produce.
Morgan Stanley Calls Salt the New Oil as Sodium-Ion Batteries Reshape the Energy Trade
Morgan Stanley says salt could become as strategically vital as oil as sodium-ion batteries scale, projecting market share jumping from 2% in 2027 to 37% by 2035.
Washington Bets Billions on a Nuclear Revival With Federal Reactor Loans
Federal loan support is poised to underwrite the first wave of new large US nuclear reactors, anchoring an $80 billion build-out as power demand from AI data centers surges.
Netanyahu Pushes Israeli Weapons Independence as a Strategic Imperative
Netanyahu told reserve combat officers that Israel must build its own weapons-production system, framing defense self-reliance as the foundation of long-term national strength.
Half-Million-Dollar Chip Bonuses Put the Bank of Korea on Inflation Alert
Samsung and SK Hynix chip workers are set to collect bonuses approaching $500,000, and the windfall has the Bank of Korea worried about inflation and housing-market pressure.
IDF Strikes 80 Hezbollah Targets After Terror Group Kills Four Israeli Soldiers in Lebanon
Israel struck more than 80 Hezbollah sites across Lebanon after the Iran-backed group killed four IDF soldiers, including a battalion commander, in a direct violation of the ceasefire.
Israel Holds the Line in South Lebanon as US-Iran Framework Tests Its Deterrence
Israel's defense minister vowed the IDF will stay in southern Lebanon's security zones and answer any Iranian strike with full force, even as a US-Iran framework moves toward signing.
The Operative Who Vanished: How One Escape Exposed the Reach of Israel's Intelligence Inside Lebanon
A man accused of working for Israeli intelligence slipped out of Hezbollah custody during an Israeli airstrike and disappeared, throwing a rare spotlight on the depth and sophistication of Israel's networks inside Lebanon.
France Bans Israel from Eurosatory 2026: A Disgraceful Political Maneuver Against a Key Ally
France has officially barred Israel from official participation at the Eurosatory 2026 defense expo in Paris, drawing sharp condemnation from Jerusalem over a decision the Israeli Defense Ministry calls 'disgraceful.'
Trump Says He Doesn't Care if Iran Talks Are Over as Oil Surges Past $95 on Strait of Hormuz Threat
President Trump told CNBC he 'couldn't care less' if Iran peace negotiations are over, sending oil prices surging past $95 a barrel as Iran vowed to completely close the Strait of Hormuz following Israeli strikes in Lebanon.
Anthropic Files Confidential IPO Prospectus at $965 Billion Valuation: What Investors Need to Know
Anthropic has confidentially filed an S-1 registration statement with the SEC, setting the stage for a potential public offering as early as October 2026 at a near-$1 trillion valuation following its $965 billion Series H round.
S&P 500 Notches Ninth Straight Weekly Win as Nasdaq Surges 8% in May: Three Forces Behind the Rally
The S&P 500 closed May at 7,580 with a nine-week winning streak as Iran ceasefire hopes, a blockbuster Dell earnings report, and relentless AI enthusiasm drove markets to record highs.