Amazon (AMZN) And AT&T (T) Form Satellite Alliance To Take On SpaceX’s Starlink

Amazon and AT&T announced a sweeping strategic partnership on February 4, 2026, combining orbital satellite capabilities with terrestrial fiber infrastructure in a direct challenge to SpaceX. The agreement centers on Amazon Leo, the newly rebranded commercial arm of Amazon’s Project Kuiper, which will serve as a primary satellite connectivity layer for AT&T’s business and public…

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Canada Unleashes $27.6 Billion In Retaliatory Tariffs As U.S. Trade Rift Worsens

Canada has officially activated retaliatory tariffs on $27.6 billion worth of American goods, escalating an already bitter trade dispute between the two longtime allies. The new duties range from 15% to 50% across hundreds of U.S. products, covering dairy, agricultural equipment, paper, household appliances and electronics. U.S. steel, aluminum and iron products were among the…

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House Democrat Makes AI Regulation Her Top Legislative Priority With Bipartisan FRONTIER Act

Rep. Lori Trahan has emerged as one of the House’s leading Democratic voices on artificial intelligence, pushing federal oversight to the top of her agenda. Trahan partnered with Rep. Jay Obernolte, a California Republican, to introduce a sweeping new draft of AI legislation now formally called the FRONTIER Act. The two lawmakers first released draft…

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How the US Congress Is Shaping the Future of Cybersecurity Standards

Cybersecurity has become a core part of how modern organizations operate. Businesses, government agencies, healthcare providers, technology companies, and critical infrastructure operators all depend on connected systems that can expose sensitive information when poorly protected. As digital threats continue to evolve, organizations need clear ways to identify weaknesses and strengthen their defenses. In the United…

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China’s August Imports Disappoint As Trade Surplus Swells And Rebalancing Pressure Mounts

China’s trade growth picked up in August, though imports fell short of expectations, underscoring persistent weakness in domestic demand within the world’s second-largest economy. Exports grew 25% in U.S. dollar terms in August from a year earlier, according to official customs data released Tuesday, in line with Reuters-polled analysts’ forecasts and quickening from a 23.9%…

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