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FOX Business correspondent Ashley Webster reports on Nissan’s growth in Tennessee as it rides momentum on ‘The Big Money Show.’ Key Takeaways: Software Quality Scrutiny: Nissan’s recall of over 51,000 Kicks SUVs due to a dashboard software defect underscores a growing industry-wide challenge, highlighting the increasing financial and reputational risks associated with software complexity in modern vehicles. Brand & Financial Impact: While the immediate repair cost for a software update is relatively low, the recall for a popular, newer model like the Kicks can erode consumer trust, impact future sales velocity, and strain dealer resources, potentially weighing on Nissan’s short-to-medium…

Audio of this article is brought to you by the Air & Space Forces Association, honoring and supporting our Airmen, Guardians, and their families. Find out more at afa.org On June 2, a significant escalation of hostilities occurred between the United States and Iran, marking the fifth day of such exchanges in just over a week. The confrontations involved drone and missile launches by Iran targeting U.S. forces and commercial shipping, met with U.S. responses including the interception of projectiles and targeted airstrikes on Iranian military facilities. This latest round of fighting has placed considerable strain on an “ongoing ceasefire”…

**Key Takeaways:** **Mega-Funding Round & Sky-High Valuation:** Data security firm Cyera is on the cusp of finalizing a massive $300M+ funding round led by Evolution Equity Partners, catapulting its valuation to an astonishing $12 billion. This comes just five months after a $400M Series F. **Growth vs. Profitability Paradox:** Despite surpassing $150 million in Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) and claiming one-fifth of the Fortune 500 as clients, Cyera remains “far from profitable,” spending significantly more than it earns, including a rapid expansion of its sales team by 500 hires this year. **Aggressive Market Strategy:** Cyera’s rapid capital accumulation (totaling over…

For the past 10 years, Uber’s annual Lost & Found Index has provided a rather quirky anthropological snapshot of its riders — and even a few insights into society. The annual catalogue of millions of forgotten items ranges from mundane modern-day tools such as smartphones and laptops, to more eyebrow-raising objects like live fish, an ankle monitor, a toboggan, a package of live butterflies, and a single Louboutin shoe. This year, Uber is using the report to highlight the same old problem of lost items with a new twist: robotaxis. Thousands of items (it’s a bit too new for millions)…

UK Considers Offering Type 26 Frigate Build Slots to Norway Amidst Enhanced NATO Cooperation The United Kingdom is exploring the possibility of allocating specific build slots for its advanced Type 26 “City-class” anti-submarine warfare frigates to the Royal Norwegian Navy, a move designed to deepen defence cooperation and significantly bolster NATO’s capabilities on its northern flank. This development was recently confirmed by a UK defence minister in a detailed parliamentary response, underscoring the growing strategic partnership between London and Oslo. James Pollard, the UK Minister for Defence Procurement, provided a written answer to Ben Obese-Jecty, the Conservative Member of Parliament…

The roar of the crowd, the tension on the pitch, the scent of destiny in the air – the 2026 World Cup is hurtling towards us, and national teams are sharpening their claws in a series of high-stakes warm-up clashes. These aren’t just friendlies; they’re tactical blueprints, psychological battles, and crucial auditions for players vying for a spot on the grandest stage. With the expanded 48-team tournament promising more drama and unexpected narratives, every kick, every save, and every goal carries amplified weight. This past week offered a tantalizing glimpse into the potential fortunes of some of football’s most intriguing…

When I reach out to the self-proclaimed “open source baddie” CC for an interview, I’m pretty sure she’s emailing me back from a pink mermaid purse. “I’m just having so much fun,” she tells me about her seashell cyberdeck. “It’s a Tamagotchi. It’s also an e-reader. It’s networked to my vault and my servers, so it has access to all of my server data, which has all my PDFs, and books, and notes, and everything… It’s also connected to my local AI setup at home.” The Rise of the Hyper-Feminine Cyberdeck: Reclaiming Tech, One Pink Motherboard at a Time Key…

Trump Appoints Bill Pulte as Acting Director of National Intelligence Amidst Bipartisan Concerns President Trump on Tuesday named Bill Pulte, currently the head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) and known for his vocal criticism of the president’s perceived adversaries, to serve as the acting Director of National Intelligence (DNI). This appointment places Mr. Pulte, who has no known background in intelligence, defense, or national security, at the helm of the U.S. intelligence community, overseeing 18 agencies. Mr. Pulte will replace Tulsi Gabbard, who announced last month that she was stepping down from the DNI role to care for…

Switzerland’s World Cup Dream Hits Early Turbulence: Embolo’s ESTA Shakes the Helvetian Fortress The roar of the crowd, the glittering promise of a World Cup campaign, the meticulously crafted tactical blueprints – all of it now overshadowed by an unforeseen bureaucratic nightmare. Switzerland, arriving in the United States with quiet ambition for the 2026 World Cup, has been dealt a shocking blow before a single ball has been kicked: star forward Breel Embolo, the powerful engine of their attack, has been grounded by an ESTA review, leaving a gaping hole in Murat Yakin’s squad and sending tremors through the Helvetian…

Legislation Introduced to Award Posthumous Medal of Honor to Maj. Robert A. Lodge for Vietnam War Actions Legislation Introduced to Award Posthumous Medal of Honor to Maj. Robert A. Lodge for Vietnam War Actions A legislative initiative has been launched in the U.S. House of Representatives to award a posthumous Medal of Honor to Maj. Robert “Bob” Alfred Lodge, an Air Force pilot who perished during the Vietnam War. U.S. Representative August Pfluger (R-Texas) announced the introduction of legislation aimed at recognizing Lodge’s actions on May 10, 1972, during Operation Linebacker, where he reportedly chose to remain with his critically…