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Christopher Magan· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryDancing in the street: Neighbors celebrate reopening of Nicollet

South Minneapolis residents get peek at reconnected avenue during party

Inga Saffron· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryMedian sends the wrong message in effort to enliven Broad Street

The Avenue of the Arts needs more daytime attractions, not expensive planters.

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadLicence fee widened to web streaming to help struggling BBC

Ministers plan ‘YouTube tax’ by extending licence fee to online platforms such as Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon – with new revenue used to boost journalism and tackle misinformation

George Hammond· Financial Times · UK
LeadOpenAI's $20bn cut to annualised revenues damps investor optimism

Sector's main indicator of demand • Figure revised down from $70bn • US tech stocks tumble

Jonathan Edwards· Washington Post · US
LeadTrump: Kennedy Center could be ‘ripped down’

Says his administration deserves to be recognized at venue

Colbi Edmonds· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondarySave the Garden submits 2nd petition to keep street

Clearwater residents want to reverse a City Council vote giving Scientology part of South Garden Avenue.

Julia Jacobs· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryKennedy Center warns of bankruptcy without Trump name

Its board is set to vote today on a proposal to restore the president’s name on the venue in exchange for his fundraising.

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadThe true cost of Brexit to British trade: £11.7bn

Damning findings by freight firms show annual lost revenue of £400 per household compared to 2019 – as new survey reveals 98.2 per cent of businesses want to rejoin the EU single market

Riley BegginSteve Thompson· Washington Post · US
SecondaryU.S. debt is set to hit $40 trillion this week

Lost revenue from Trump's tariffs has forced faster borrowing

Arlyssa D. Becenti· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryTribes, AZ agree to help people hit by mine closures

Goal is to create jobs, strengthen revenues, improve grid reliability

George Hammond· Financial Times · UK
LeadAnthropic investors bet on $2tn valuation for largest ever flotation

Autumn IPO planned for start-up • Appetite for AI boom to be tested • Revenue growth fuels hopes

Steven Sloan· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryKennedy Center votes to close for 2 years, restore Trump’s name

The venue’s board chose to support the president’s plans for it in defiance of a federal court order.

Jonathan Edwards· Washington Post · US
Secondary‘Trump’ could again be on venue

Board also votes to close two years for renovations

Edward White· Financial Times · UK
LeadChina begins global tax hunt reaching back decades as fiscal pressure grows

Ultra-rich face deep scrutiny Tough curbs on offshore capital flows Budget revenues stagnate

Becky Peterson· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadMusk Sets Target of $1 Trillion For SpaceX Revenue by 2030

For first quarter after IPO, rocket firm posts net loss, 92% rise in sales

Patrick J. McDonnell· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryGas smuggling fuels corruption in Mexico

It’s the cartels’ biggest revenue source after drugs

Gabrielle CaliseLuis Santana· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryGoodbye, Crowbar

After two decades, the beloved Tampa music venue closed for good on Friday. But Tom DeGeorge isn't done.

Chris Cook· Financial Times · UK
LeadFate of $13bn in Venezuelan crude revenues cast into doubt

Mixed US messages on where it is; Earthquake escalates need for funds

Nina Moske· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadTax vote could cost area $12B

State economists found that Tampa Bay could lose hundreds of millions in property tax revenue if voters approve the ballot initiative in November.

Staff· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondarySWAT officer shot in Albany Park

Members of the Chicago police SWAT team work in an alley in the 4600 block of North Springfield Avenue on Monday.

Monica Herndon· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadDisaster declared

Philadelphia declared a disaster emergency on Sunday as much of the region cleaned up from a storm on Saturday that damaged buildings, uprooted trees, and caused power outages and flash flooding. Fallen trees crushed multiple cars on the 4500 block of Larchwood Avenue in West Philly. A sign on this tree stop a vehicle reads, “Disaster Four $1/pic,” with a Verno handle. Story, B1. Monica Herndon / Staff Photographer

Simon Romero· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryU.S. aid to Venezuela isn’t adding up

United States’ quake assistance is dwarfed by oil revenue attained from the nation.

Taryn Luna· Los Angeles Times · US
Secondary$352-billion state budget explained

Surge in tax revenue propels Newsom’s last spending plan. Some warn bump won’t last.

Emma Platoff· Boston Globe · US
LeadAVENUE OF BROKEN TRUST

Many Black residents in Mattapan greet plan for redesign of Blue Hill Avenue with skepticism

Ryan W. BriggsBarbara Laker· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryThe missing mother, the 'all-out villain,' and the rundown house on West Chew Avenue

Amy McHale's family thought Eugene Horsch's home in Olney might hold clues to her fate. "It just feels heavy and sad," her daughter said.

Chris Placek· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadTHEY DIDN’T MISS A BEAT

Brought back together by tribute show for long-gone venue in Arlington Heights, suburban garage rockers prepare for their first headlining gig since the 1960s

David G. Savage· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryRULING REJECTS STATE’S LIMIT ON GUNS

Supreme Court upholds the right to carry weapons into stores, other venues.

Colbi Edmonds· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryClearwater City Council candidate loses an endorsement

The Garden Avenue fallout has stirred up campaign drama for Bianca Latvala, who is seeking Seat 4.

Colbi Edmonds· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryClearwater officially gives downtown street to Scientology

The church has sought South Garden Avenue for more than a year. What happens next is unclear.

Richard Winton· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadFBI fights drone threat at World Cup venues

Scores of pilots cited amid elevated terror fears

Gabrielle Calise· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryLive Nation wants to put a concert venue in Ybor City. Residents are pushing back

The proposed 4,300-person space is up against a petition, a competing venue and a stubbornly located tree.

Stephen Hudak and Natalia Jaramillo and Silas Morgan and Ryan Gillespie and Cristóbal Reyes· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryThe legacy of Pulse: ‘Something that always stays with you’

Forty-nine patrons of the Orlando venue, long considered a safe space for the region’s LGBTQ+ community, died in a hail of bullets on June 12, 2016. Dozens of others were wounded.

Colbi Edmonds· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryClearwater, again, approves Scientology request for Garden Avenue

The church has said it needs the road for a large event hall — plans that go back to the early ’90s.

James Fontanella-KhanGeorge Steer· Financial Times · UK
LeadAI revenues must surge 100-fold for SpaceX to achieve $1.78tn valuation

Goldman projections back IPO pitch ● Musk aims to raise $86bn ● Doubts persist over Grok models

Samantha J. Gross· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryDemocrats warn ballot question is off mark

Say Mass. revenue would take a huge hit if income tax rate were cut to 4%

Colbi Edmonds· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryHitting all the right notes

The BayCare Sound, which opened in June 2023, generated more than $3 million in tax revenue last year.

LeadCourts Deal Twin Blows To Trump on I.R.S. Case And the Kennedy Center

Venue Told to Scrub President’s Name; A Judge Questions a $1.8 Billion Deal

Staff· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadWhite House Lawn Becomes Fighting-Sport Venue
Jake Sheridan· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryBike lane construction sparks pushback, fuels political fights

A neighborhood’s clash over an Archer Avenue street project is the latest front in citywide divide

Berber Jin· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryAnthropic Revenue Surges, Set to Post First Profit

Sales seen reaching $10.9 billion in second quarter, up 130% over the previous quarter

Alanna Durkin Richer· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadFeds create $1.7B fund to help Trump’s allies

The “Anti-Weaponization Fund” is part of a settlement of Trump’s lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service.

Robert Channick· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryDraftKings to end retail sportsbook at Wrigley

Venue will stay open, but in-person betting there stops May 31

Taryn Luna· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryRevenue windfall may save Newsom budget

Proposal would allow him to leave a surplus, arriving as he weighs a 2028 presidential run.

Kristoffer Tigue· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadHigh tab fees a shock to EV drivers

Lawmakers' effort to offset declining gas tax revenue feels like punishment for some.

Catherine Carlock· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryConstruction slowdown puts wrench in city budget

Tax revenue projections are lowest in years

Meghan Bobrowsky· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryMeta Posts 33% Jump In Revenue, Pours More Into AI
Richard Rubin· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryMore Taxpayers Bet ‘The IRS Isn’t Going to Catch Me’

The Internal Revenue Service shed thousands of enforcement employees—and some taxpayers appear eager to cheat

Rebecca Liebson· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryI walked all of St. Petersburg’s Central Avenue — and you should, too

The 9-mile journey from Tampa Bay to Treasure Island Beach was filled with pedestrian hazards and pleasant surprises.