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- 1Secret Service faces questions over White House renovation fundingβSecret Service faces questions about agency funding used for White House renovations
The US Secret Service is facing questions over whether agency funding was used for White House renovations. The matter raises concerns about how the agency, primarily tasked with protecting the president, manages and allocates its budget, and whether spending on property improvements falls within its authorised mandate.
- 2Coalition pushes Congress to treat wildfires as national security issueβΌA growing coalition wants Congress to think about wildfires as a national security challenge
A growing coalition is urging Congress to approach wildfires as a national security challenge rather than solely a natural disaster or land management issue. The push would reframe how the federal government funds, plans and responds to catastrophic fires, bringing wildfire policy into the same conversation as defense preparedness and homeland security priorities.
- 3Judge rules FEMA cannot tie security grants to election changesβΌFEMA canβt condition security grants on election changes, judge says
A federal judge has ruled that the Federal Emergency Management Agency cannot condition security grant funding on states making changes to their election systems. The decision limits FEMA's ability to use homeland security grants as leverage over election policy, a move that had raised concerns about federal overreach into state-administered elections.
- 4Ex-Tesla team raises $12.5M to automate supply chainsβEx-Tesla team raises $12.5M to put supply chains on autopilot https://techcrunch.com/2026/09/29/ex-tesla-team-raises-12-
A startup founded by former Tesla employees has raised $12.5 million to build AI-driven automation for supply chains, TechCrunch reports. The company aims to put supply chain management 'on autopilot', applying lessons from Tesla's manufacturing and logistics operations. The funding round is drawing attention in the startup and AI community as investors continue backing automation of back-office and logistics functions.
- 5Yale's $30 million golf course restoration collapses into disrepairβA $30 million disaster: How did Yale let its newly restored golf course fall apart?
The New York Times reports that Yale University's newly restored golf course, rebuilt at a cost of roughly $30 million, has fallen apart despite the massive investment. The piece examines how the institution allowed the extensively funded renovation to deteriorate, raising questions about oversight, management and accountability behind the project.
- 6RBI recommends raising advances limits for Indian state governmentsβIndia central bank recommends raising advances limits for state governments
India's central bank has recommended increasing the limits on advances it provides to state governments. The move would raise the short-term funding available to states for managing their cash flows. Details on the size of the increase and the reasoning have not yet been made clear, and officials have not commented further on the proposal's timing.
- 7White House Plan Threatens Voting Aid for Disabled AmericansβThis White House Plan Threatens Funding That Helps Disabled Americans Vote
ProPublica reports that a new rule from the Office of Management and Budget would prohibit federal grant money from being used for voter registration drives, threatening funding that helps disabled Americans vote. Critics say the measure is part of the Trump administration's broader efforts to restrict voting access, while supporters frame it as a curb on federal involvement in election activities.
- 8World Bank releases 2026 Public Finance Review for GabonβGabon Public Finance Review 2026: Improving Fiscal Policies to Deliver Better Results for All Gabonese
The World Bank has published its Gabon Public Finance Review 2026, focused on improving fiscal policies so public spending delivers better results for all Gabonese citizens. The review examines how the government collects revenue, allocates its budget and manages public funds, with recommendations aimed at strengthening fiscal governance and making spending more effective and equitable across the country.
- 9ExodusPoint Partners With Anthropic on AI AdoptionβExodusPoint Joins Hedge Funds Partnering With Anthropic Over AI
Hedge fund ExodusPoint Capital Management has joined a growing group of hedge funds partnering with Anthropic to use its artificial intelligence technology. The move, reported by Bloomberg, signals that major quantitative and multi-strategy funds continue to invest in AI tools for trading, research and operations, adding ExodusPoint to a list of prominent asset managers working directly with the AI company.
- 10T. Rowe Price's Tony Wang says AI fears can be managed with guardrailsβT. Rowe Priceβs Tony Wang on AI fears: With any new technology, you develop guardrails
T. Rowe Price portfolio manager Tony Wang addressed public fears about artificial intelligence, arguing that concerns accompany every new technology and that society responds by developing guardrails. His comments come as investors and regulators weigh the risks and opportunities of rapid AI adoption. Wang's stance suggests confidence that oversight can keep the technology's risks in check while preserving its benefits.
- 11NVIDIA Explores Insurance for Chip-Backed AI LoansβΌNVIDIA Explores Insurance Shield for Chip-Backed Loans As AI Financing Push Expands
NVIDIA is reportedly exploring insurance protection for loans backed by its chips, as the company pushes deeper into AI financing. The move would help lenders manage risk when funding purchases of expensive GPUs used in AI data centres, reflecting how chipmakers are increasingly stepping into financial services to support demand for their hardware.
- 12Ex-Tesla team raises $12.5 million to automate supply chainsβΌExclusive: Ex-Tesla team raises $12.5M to put supply chains on autopilot
A startup founded by former Tesla employees has raised $12.5 million to build software that automates supply chain management. The company, which emerged from a team with experience in Tesla's operations, aims to put supply chains 'on autopilot' by reducing manual work in logistics and procurement. The funding round was reported exclusively by TechCrunch, drawing attention to growing investor interest in supply chain automation among former Tesla operators.
- 13Mahindra Manulife launches equity long-short SIF strategyβMahindra Manulife enters SIF space with Equity Long-Short strategy
Mahindra Manulife Mutual Fund has entered India's special investment fund (SIF) space with an equity long-short strategy, marking its first product in this newer asset category. SIFs allow fund houses to offer strategies with short-selling and derivatives flexibility beyond traditional mutual funds. The move puts Mahindra Manulife among asset managers expanding into the segment since regulators opened it up.
- 14University Hospitals of Cleveland Expands Health Coaching ProgramβUniversity Hospitals of Cleveland Expands Health Coaching Program | Newswise
University Hospitals of Cleveland is broadening its health coaching program, adding more coaching services for patients across its system. The expansion, announced via a press release, aims to help patients manage chronic conditions and improve overall wellness through one-on-one guidance. Details on funding, scale, and which patient groups will be covered were not provided in the available information.