AI Agent Interoperability Gets a Neutral Home at Last

AI Agent Interoperability Gets a Neutral Home at Last

Google handed its Agent2Agent protocol to the Linux Foundation directed Agentic AI Foundation last week, putting it into the same governance as Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol. The transfer was confirmed on August 20. Strip away the standards body language and the practical question is simple. If you build on agent tooling this year, how much…

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FBI offers $25K reward for violent NYC parolee accused of killing restaurant worker, deli customer in 48-hour stickup spree

FBI offers K reward for violent NYC parolee accused of killing restaurant worker, deli customer in 48-hour stickup spree

The FBI is offering a $25,000 reward in the hunt for a cold-blooded parolee who allegedly gunned down a Brooklyn restaurant worker and a deli customer during a horrifying 48-hour stickup spree. The feds announced the reward Wednesday evening – as Jesus Acosta, 31, remained on the lam in connection to the murders of wings…

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US Canada Tariffs Escalate With Retaliation Set for Sept 8

US Canada Tariffs Escalate With Retaliation Set for Sept 8

Washington and Ottawa walked away from the table last weekend, and the collapse of those talks triggered 50 percent US tariffs on roughly $20 billion of Canadian goods. Canada answered within days, saying its own measures take effect September 8. If you buy anything that crosses that border, this is a stressful few weeks. The…

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Small Business Grants: 5 Lessons From Jobber’s $250K

Small Business Grants: 5 Lessons From Jobber’s 0K

Jobber handed out $250,000 to nine commercial and home service businesses this week, announcing the 2026 recipients from Toronto on August 25. Of the six years the program has operated, this marks the largest sum in its history. And this also included the first $100,000 award the company has ever made. I spent years telling…

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Syria’s president seen using Visa credit card for first time ever after country taken off terror list

Syria’s president seen using Visa credit card for first time ever after country taken off terror list

WASHINGTON — Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa used a Visa credit card for the first time ever in his country following the State Department’s decision to remove his country from its state sponsors of terrorism list. Al-Sharaa appeared to purchase coffee or tea in Old Damascus during a sit-down with Syria’s central bank governor Mohammed Safwat Raslan in…

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Ukraine-Russia talks possibly including US may be held in September: Zelensky’s top aide

Ukraine-Russia talks possibly including US may be held in September: Zelensky’s top aide

Talks between Ukrainian and Russian teams could be held in September and ​include US representatives, the Ukrainian president’s chief ‌of staff Kyrylo Budanov said on Thursday. Budanov said Ukraine was aiming to revive the talks, ​with further developments likely next month. ​ The US-led peace talks stalled this ⁠year as Ukraine refused Russian demands to…

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Consumer Confidence Report: Now Is Fine, Later Is Not

Consumer Confidence Report: Now Is Fine, Later Is Not

The Conference Board’s August consumer confidence report, released Tuesday from New York, slipped 0.8 points to 89.4 on the 1985 base, down from 90.2 in July. The headline move was small, but the two halves of the index went in opposite directions. That split is the part worth your attention. Americans feel better about right…

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