The article provides a list of quality video games under $30 to help gamers expand their collection without overspending, along with tips on how to find more deals through Nintendo eShop and My Nintendo Store filters.
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is on track for a September 2026 launch, ahead of schedule and within budget, marking a successful flagship mission that demonstrates NASA's improved project management after previous delays with missions like the James Webb Space Telescope.
The US Congress has rejected most proposed cuts to NASA's budget, restoring it to nearly previous levels, and has also maintained support for the Space Launch System and Artemis missions, though some budget reductions remain. The fate of the Space Shuttle Discovery's relocation to Houston is still uncertain, with discussions ongoing about the logistics and safety of the move.
Iran faces widespread protests driven by economic hardship, with rising living costs, a strained budget focused on security and military spending, and ongoing international sanctions contributing to public discontent. Despite significant resource potential, economic management and allocation issues persist, fueling unrest and challenging the regime's stability amid external pressures and internal dissatisfaction.
The article explores four cost-effective alternatives to the MacBook Pro, including the MacBook Air, ASUS Vivobook S 15, Dell Pro, and Microsoft Surface Laptop 15, highlighting their features, performance, and price points, making them suitable options for those seeking powerful yet more affordable laptops.
Italy's Parliament approved the 2026 budget, which includes deficit reduction measures aimed at lowering the deficit to 2.8% of GDP, in line with EU requirements, despite criticism from opposition parties about austerity and its impact on low-income groups.
Argentina's Congress approved President Javier Milei's first budget since his election, featuring $102 billion in spending, a 5% growth projection, and a focus on reducing the deficit through spending cuts, amid protests and ongoing reforms.
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's Cabinet has approved a record ¥122.3 trillion budget for the next fiscal year, including issuing ¥29.6 trillion in bonds to cover revenue shortfalls, and plans to submit it to parliament for approval.
Japan's government plans to unveil a record ¥122.3 trillion budget for FY26, increasing spending by 6.3% to address social security, defense, and economic needs, while managing debt issuance carefully amid concerns over fiscal sustainability and rising long-term yields.
Governor Bob Ferguson's 2026-27 Supplemental Budget emphasizes funding for housing, transportation, and affordability, reflecting the state's focus on these key areas to meet community needs and support public services.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announced he will proceed with the city council's alternate budget, which he opposes, and signed two executive orders to regulate city debt sales and police overtime spending, emphasizing fiscal discipline and transparency amid ongoing budget debates.
Pittsburgh City Council approved a 20% property tax increase to fund a $693.2 million budget, amid mixed reactions and ongoing review by Mayor Gainey's administration, as the city faces financial challenges and debates over fiscal priorities.
Pittsburgh City Council approved a 20% property tax increase to address a $20-30 million budget shortfall, raising the millage rate from 8.06 to 9.67, amidst opposition from some council members and residents who criticized the hike and suggested alternative revenue sources like taxing nonprofits.
France is set to end the year without passing a new budget as lawmakers fail to reach an agreement, with discussions also involving delays on a trade deal with Mercosur, highlighting ongoing political and economic negotiations.