At a Senate hearing on May 8 — the largest since President Trump returned to office — Sam Altman dropped some “truth bombs” about the state of artificial intelligence today, and where it’s heading. Ian King parsed through Altman’s testimony to map out what’s coming, and whether the U.S. is still on track to retain its AI dominance. Click here for the full story.
For more than 50 years, Southwest Airlines allowed travelers to check their first two bags for free, a policy that set the U.S. carrier apart from its competitors. As of today, the company is charging for checked baggage. Adam O’Dell looks into why Southwest made this change, and what it suggests for the company’s stock performance. Click here to find out more.
What happens when DOGE can identify hundreds of billions of dollars in waste, fraud and abuses… yet, the budget deficit still grows? Addison Wiggin says the trend is crystal clear, but you might not be prepared to face it. Click here for the details.
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