Aug 31, 2026
Meta faces a legal problem most companies never encounter: What happens when settling may be financially impossible, but losing could be catastrophic? In an Oakland federal courtroom, state attorneys general are accusing Meta of addictive product design, child privacy violations, and concealing what it knew about...
Aug 28, 2026
How far would you go to live longer, and at what point does the pursuit itself become part of the risk? Entrepreneur Bryan Johnson has spent millions turning his own body into one of the world’s most closely monitored longevity experiments, embracing extreme measurement, supplementation, and medical intervention in a...
Aug 27, 2026
The IRS may be auditing fewer nonprofits, but when it chooses a target, the odds are increasingly stacked in its favor. With data models now driving much of the selection process, an innocent-looking Form 990 can become a roadmap to an organization’s weakest points. In this episode of The Valley Current®, host...
Aug 26, 2026
America’s military may be unmatched, but its ammunition supply tells a far more unsettling story. The 2026 Iran conflict burned through critical missile stockpiles at a pace the defense industry cannot quickly replace, creating a window of vulnerability that could stretch into the next decade. In this episode of The...
Aug 25, 2026
Couples can spend years planning the wedding, yet barely consider the financial contract that begins the moment they say “I do.” And here’s the catch: there is no such thing as having no agreement. If you don’t write your own, the state effectively writes one for you. In this episode of The Valley Current®,...