The deal includes a 75% stake in the Pony Express pipeline to Cushing. Enbridge plans to fund the purchase with a share issue.

The pair were seen out in NYC. TMZ said Taylor Swift helped set up the evening. Neither camp issued a status statement.

The internet personality crashed a Creators Inc. show in New York, treating an unbooked catwalk as an open invitation.

Nasdaq 100 futures fell as much as 1.6% after Anthropic and OpenAI urged caution. Brent crude traded above $107 after pipeline and shipping shocks.

The Reacher actor posted the news. TMZ said court records show he had previously filed for divorce.

The singer and actress has closed on her L.A. property, TMZ reported, ending a listing that had been watched by celebrity real-estate desks.

London Metal Exchange copper climbed to a fresh high and is up about 16% year to date, lifting miners such as Freeport-McMoRan.

Voters in the southern Philippines go to the polls in the region's first parliament election, a test of the peace architecture built after decades of conflict.

Pyongyang said it fired missiles, artillery and drones together. Seoul had already reported short-range launches from the Wonsan area.

Crews pulled more than 100 people from the water after a Java-to-Borneo ferry rolled in heavy seas. About 130 remained unaccounted for as the search entered a second day.

Sam Altman said going public this year would be the wrong move and pointed to 2027, adding another jolt to AI-linked shares.

Yemeni officials say rebel forces took Greater and Lesser Hanish after allied troops withdrew, extending control north of Bab el-Mandeb.

Mike Johnson said President Trump's proposed payment to adults is a campaign idea until lawmakers appropriate it, as a separate crypto bill picks up ethics language.

With seven weeks to Election Day, the president and vice president begin a concentrated campaign swing while voting-rule cases stack up in court.

Judge Carl Nichols barred the Postal Service from carrying out new mail-voting limits, adding a second injunction as the Supreme Court prepares to weigh in.

The spy agency is preparing new organizations at Fort Meade as it shifts resources toward artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.

Research linking sleep, moderate-to-vigorous activity, and diet quality finds modest combined changes associated with lower cardiovascular event risk.

Selena Gomez has sold her Los Angeles residence for $5.4 million, according to entertainment reports first detailed by TMZ.

A fire on a cargo ship in Qingdao, China, killed at least 20 people, with five others reported missing.

U.S. wholesale prices rose as Brent crude settled above $101 a barrel, lifting gasoline costs and adding pressure to inflation data.

Representatives say Lady Gaga and fiancé Michael Polansky have not married, contrary to a tabloid report.

Lori Loughlin has filed for divorce from Mossimo Giannulli after more than a year of living separately, saying she is not dating.

Apple introduced the iPhone Duo, a foldable phone priced at $1,999, during its latest product event in Cupertino.

Mayor Daniel Lurie is preparing to declare a rent emergency as San Francisco records some of the nation’s sharpest rent increases.

Icelanders voted against starting negotiations on European Union membership in a national referendum.

A passenger ferry fire off Coron, Palawan, killed five people and left about 87 missing after 42 were rescued.

Joseph Bonner’s Empire of Faith: Breaking the Chains premieres Sept. 30, 2026 on JBN, mapping church power through appointments, authorizations, revenue and reputation risk.

An Amazon-branded cargo plane overran a Miami runway on Sunday, killing five people on the ground and injuring five more as investigators open a federal inquiry.

Even on a down tape, AMD, Micron and Sandisk advanced as investors paid for physical AI capacity.

Wage growth is cooling even as payrolls rise. The gap has to be closed with output per hour.

Policy noise rises into midterms. Order books and cash conversion should set the plan.

Rate rhetoric and trade threats are colliding with a firm labor market and an election calendar.

An alternative-asset platform raised $170 million in Series D funding as public markets chopped.

Lululemon sank after missing quarterly revenue and lowering its full-year outlook again.

Renegotiation risk around USMCA is back on the desk of every North American operator.

S&P 500 blended earnings growth topped 50 percent year over year last quarter, with most sectors up.

Hiring is firm, wage growth is cooling, and prices on essentials are still climbing.

Volkswagen plans to cut 50,000 jobs and half its vehicle offerings under cost and China pressure.

Tesla began offering rides in a steering-wheel-free Cybercab as federal safety officials opened a probe.

Conflict-linked oil spikes are feeding inflation and forcing a new look at energy exposure.

A nearly $13 billion acquisition underlines Nvidia’s role as financier and stack architect.

Ten-year yields near multi-year highs are changing which projects clear the hurdle rate.

Import costs have moved from policy debate into list prices, contracts, and SKU design.

Planned hyperscaler outlays of about $700 billion this year are colliding with physical limits.

Employers added 162,000 jobs in August, far above forecasts, resetting the rate-path debate and corporate capital plans.

Global deal value jumped as companies test a faster, narrower antitrust review posture.

New research puts a multi-trillion-dollar price on rebuilding critical U.S. manufacturing capacity.

Dell booked $60.9 billion in AI server orders in a single quarter, confirming demand is still outrunning supply.

The Joseph Bonner Show new season is live on JBN radio, iHeart, Spotify, and JBN TV on Roku, opening with Trapped in Silence: The 12-Year Miracle.

YouTuber Jack Doherty was arrested in Fort Lauderdale on a misdemeanor domestic battery charge after a reported domestic dispute.