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A critical security vulnerability (CVE-2026-65400) in macOS Screen Sharing allows remote attackers to log in without a password when the feature is enabled. Apple has fixed the flaw in macOS 26.6.1. All users should update immediately. Disabling Screen Sharing is a temporary workaround.
Read MoreBerkshire Hathaway resumed stock repurchases in Q2 after over a year, investing approximately $4.5 billion. Management cited the stock's market price being below its "intrinsic value" as the key reason. This move is seen as a strong vote of confidence in the company's future.
Read MoreRecent deadly missile strikes in Yemen risk escalating the conflict into a wider war, a Middle East expert warns. Despite a nominal truce, troop movements and clashes indicate high tension. The internationally recognized government's greater unity is noted as a rare positive factor.
Read MoreA new commemorative silver bar collection themed "United We Stand" has been officially launched, featuring a full-color design inspired by an iconic salute moment. The bars highlight presidential symbolism and are available in 1oz and 10oz versions for collectors.
Read MoreVP Vance stated the U.S. is employing a full-spectrum strategy—diplomatic, economic, military—in dealings with Iran, aiming for optimal outcomes. He noted recent negotiation progress and emphasized stability in Gulf energy supplies.
Read MoreAn Iranian researcher reveals ongoing Iran-Oman talks on managing the Hormuz Strait, with US pressure on Oman being a key obstacle. Iran views control of the strategic waterway as vital to national security, asserting that regional geopolitics have fundamentally changed, making a return to pre-war conditions impossible.
Read MoreHouse Democrats are preparing a broad investigation strategy targeting Donald Trump's business and financial networks if they regain control in November, focusing on hearings and subpoenas rather than immediate impeachment, according to sources.
Read MoreBerkshire Hathaway resumed stock buybacks in Q2, investing approximately $4.5 billion, its first such move in over a year. Management views the stock price as below intrinsic value, signaling strong confidence. The company's shares have risen year-to-date.
Read MoreBerkshire Hathaway's Q2 2026 profit surged to $25.7 billion, more than doubling year-over-year. Revenue reached $13 billion, while the cash pile shrank to $364.7 billion. The investment portfolio remains heavily concentrated in five major holdings, signaling continued strategic focus.
Read MoreUS Central Command chief Brad Cooper arrived in Israel for strategic talks with senior defense officials. The visit comes during sensitive Gaza ceasefire negotiations, with the US pressing Israel to advance to the next phase of the peace plan. Cooper's trip follows meetings in Bahrain and the UAE, highlighting direct US involvement in regional security.
Read MoreExpert Dmitry Drobnitsky argues the new US Senate sanctions bill against Russia, featuring steep tariffs, is likely unenforceable in practice. He predicts it will become a "dead letter" with numerous exceptions added, serving more as political messaging than actionable policy to avoid harming the fragile US economy.
Read MoreInvestor Naval argues open-source AI won't erode the profitability of leading proprietary labs. He contends the most valuable economic domains—like cybersecurity and product development—are inherently adversarial, demanding continuous investment to win. While powerful open models spark debate, he believes proprietary advantages remain intact.
Read MoreAfter a major blowup, 25-year-old AI trader Leopold became a Silicon Valley hero, with investors clamoring to back his fund. The episode highlights the deep cultural divide between Silicon Valley's bet-on-vision approach and Wall Street's risk-adjusted return mindset.
Read MoreIran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps clarified that reopening the Strait of Hormuz depends solely on the U.S. meeting Iran's demands, not on talks with Oman. The spokesperson stated the strait will reopen only when Washington accepts Tehran's conditions.
Read MoreUS crude inventories have fallen for 17 consecutive weeks, the longest decline on record, dropping to 7.12 billion barrels—the lowest since March 1984. Strategic reserves also hit a four-decade low, with total petroleum stocks down for 10 straight weeks, signaling deepening supply concerns.
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