Even after an unprecedented 23 seasons in the NBA, billionaire basketball legend LeBron James isn’t done yet—though he does plan on changing things up.

The four-time NBA champion shocked the sports world Tuesday with news that he won’t be returning to the Los Angeles Lakers. Speculation abounds over where he’ll land, with the Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers emerging as frontrunners.

James, 41, was born to a 16-year-old single mother who struggled to find steady work and a stable home. He ranked No. 5 on our recent list of the Greatest Self-Made Americans, and is the first and only active NBA player to achieve billionaire status.

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The Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s executive order restricting birthright citizenship, and the president called on Congress to instead pursue the policy through legislation.

Trump disclosed more than $100 million in bitcoin holdings in an ethics filing Tuesday, and Forbes now estimates the president’s total exposure to the cryptocurrency amounts to about $500 million.

The Trump administration lifted its restrictions on two advanced AI models from Anthropic, after initially banning them due to national security concerns.

Job openings hit a two-year high in May, with the month’s job listings improving slightly over April and surpassing expectations. Hiring did slip from April’s totals, and layoffs ticked up. Despite the larger-than-expected total for added jobs, the labor participation rate, or the share of Americans working or looking for work, settled at 61.8% in........

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