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US Stock Markets Rally on AI Momentum, Bitcoin Slips Below $74K
US stocks rally to record highs on AI momentum. Bitcoin drops below $74K as ETF outflows hit $4B. Markets face bubble concerns amid chip stock surge.
Pro Basketball Player Arrested at Pittsburgh Airport Over $100K Child Support, May 31
Pro basketball player DeAndre Kane arrested at Pittsburgh Airport for owing over $100,000 in unpaid child support. He was a fugitive since 2023.
URTH Hits Record $204.93 as RSI Signals Overbought Territory, May 31
URTH hits record $204.93 with RSI at 94.6 (overbought). Tech concentration at 29.62% and dividend cut loom as Fed meets June 17.
German Government Press Conference Schedule, May 31
German government press conferences and Bundestag debates broadcast live on Deutschlandradio with regular briefings and parliamentary sessions.
Japan’s Constitutional Reform Debate Heats Up, June 01
Japan’s constitutional reform debate accelerates as LDP advances revision discussions. Article 9 war clause faces scrutiny amid regional tensions.
Flight Attendants Celebrated on International Day, June 01
Flight attendants are trained safety officers and first responders. Major carriers like American and Delta accept less than 1% of applicants.
US, UK, Australia Launch Undersea Drone Project Under Aukus, May 31
US, UK, Australia develop underwater drones under Aukus to protect undersea cables from sabotage. UK contributes £150m. Deliveries start 2027.
Ethereum Drops Below $2,000 as ETF Outflows Hit $920M, May 31
Ethereum drops below $2,000 as spot ETH ETFs see $920M outflows. Institutional demand cools amid profit-taking and sector rotation.
Australia’s Battery Boom Cuts Power Outages and Energy Bills, June 01
Australia installed 415,000 household batteries since July, reducing electricity prices by 10% and cutting power outages significantly.