Apollo will buy the chips and lease them to SpaceX, which pays them off in 20 quarterly slices starting in 2027. Here's what the filing says, what it leaves open, and why lenders said yes.
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Apollo will buy the chips and lease them to SpaceX, which pays them off in 20 quarterly slices starting in 2027. Here's what the filing says, what it leaves open, and why lenders said yes.
Tallahassee police arrested Anthony Rivers III a day after gunfire tore through the crowd outside Florida A&M's stadium. One of his charges, possession of a firearm by a delinquent, only applies to a teen a court has already found committed a felony-level act.
About a quarter of Microsoft's staff, up to some vice presidents, can take standard severance and leave Dec. 31. It is the company's third move this year to shrink its workforce, while its own forecast puts 2026 capital spending near $190 billion.
An Obama-appointed judge ordered back pay and paper reinstatement for Maurene Comey, who already has a new job. The real fight, whether Trump can fire career prosecutors at will, is one he says only the Supreme Court can settle.
175 House Democrats, including Jeffries and Clark, signed a letter telling Trump's DOJ to take no further steps against Omar before the election. The Justice Department rule they cite doesn't say what their letter says it does.
A two-thirds vote in secret sessions gives Egypt's president a mandate to help defend the kingdom 'against any external aggression' as Houthi missiles and drones keep hitting Saudi airports. Cairo says it won't attack Yemen, and Riyadh still has to ask.
The Denver-area district's 'Educators of Color Declaration' commits it to recruiting, keeping and promoting teachers of color. It was adopted 17 days before the Supreme Court's affirmative-action ruling and kept in the contract the same day the feds opened a race probe.
Lula's runoff gain beat every eliminated candidate's votes combined. The totals balance only with a turnout surge Brazil hadn't seen since 1989, rivals' endorsements that went the other way, and polls that missed in one direction.
The amendment says nothing in Maryland's constitution, not even its Declaration of Rights, limits congressional maps. That's the rule a judge used to toss Democrats' 2022 gerrymander.
The league named the two prediction-market giants its preferred partners and signed an integrity pact with the federal CFTC, banning staff from trading and promising to flag suspicious bets.
Meta will sell up to $95 billion in new shares, with its own chip suppliers interested in buying in, a day after Musk said lenders have shut out SI clouds without a second business.
Michigan buried 3.19 million tons of Canadian waste last year, 70% of it in one Macomb County landfill. Here's why it keeps coming, and what the new tariff changes.
Monday's SEC filing shows $16.3 billion in first-half sales, an $80.7 billion mostly paper loss, seven founders keeping 50.1% of the vote, and a 2-1 appeals ruling that Hegseth was within his rights to cut Claude from the military's supply chain.
The Justice Department's crime victimization survey, released Monday, found aggravated assault down 31%, car theft down 30% and about 669,000 fewer serious violent crimes in Trump's first year back. Victims reported a far bigger drop than the police books.
In Port Huron, Trump said the press ignored the agreement he signed with Denmark. Here's what it says: island-wide U.S. landing rights, a ban on non-NATO bases, a screen on adversary money and a clause that binds even an independent Greenland.
A day before Israel votes, the opposition leader cheered two results abroad. Foreign Minister Gideon Saar answered with Lula's own record: a Hitler comparison, a persona non grata order and a Gaza death count bigger than Gaza.
Maher told HBO viewers his second White House dinner ran four hours. Trump answered with timestamps, CNN's own poll and a goodbye. Here's what each man actually said.
Ten weeks from retirement, the former Senate GOP leader wrote in the Wall Street Journal that Trump's year-end legislation may hinge on getting tougher with Russia. Here's what he wrote, and what he left out.
In Port Huron, Trump read the record behind the word and brought the Flight 93 hero's parents onstage. El-Sayed answered with a joke about his name.
Even Gov. Jared Polis told CBS she should have gotten "a year, two years, three years," not nine. A unanimous Colorado appeals court had already ruled the judge punished her in part for her speech.
