Thomas Shelter

Thomas Shelter has been a keen follower of US politics for over two decades. His reporting for Congress.net primarily focuses on legislation, party politics, and business news.

Worst Long-Term Care Insurance Companies

IonQ (IONQ) Targets 256-Qubit Milestone As Commercial Roadmap Drives Long-Term Revenue Strategy

IonQ (IONQ) is building its commercialization case around a clearly defined technical roadmap anchored by a 256-qubit system target for the fourth quarter of 2026. During the first quarter, the company received the first tape-out of its chip-based 256-qubit design, which is now moving through foundry fabrication. IonQ also announced the presale of its first…

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Worst Long-Term Care Insurance Companies

RTX’s Global Sustainment Push Positions Defense Giant For Steady Long-Term Growth

RTX Corporation (RTX) is aggressively expanding its global sustainment capabilities to support military and commercial customers throughout the full lifecycle of their platforms. The company delivers maintenance, repair, overhaul, and modernization support across a broad portfolio of engines, avionics, sensors, and mission systems. These long-term service capabilities strengthen customer relationships while generating recurring revenue opportunities…

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ASTS Stock Slides Overnight As New Zealand Clears Gateway License For AST SpaceMobile (ASTS)

New Zealand has approved a gateway license for Two Degrees Networks, adding ground infrastructure to AST SpaceMobile’s (ASTS) growing satellite network. Shares of AST SpaceMobile fell 3% overnight heading into Monday, extending a rough stretch for the stock despite the regulatory milestone. ASTS logged a 14% decline last week, marking its worst weekly performance in…

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Oil Prices Surge As U.S.-Iran Strikes Reignite Hormuz Fears And Rattle Stock Futures

Renewed hostilities between the United States and Iran sent oil prices sharply higher while stock futures retreated on fears of fresh disruption to global energy markets. Brent crude, the main international benchmark, rose more than 3 percent, reversing a slide that had returned prices to pre-conflict levels before tensions flared again. Brent futures for September…

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