Did Treasury declare US ‘insolvent’? Here’s the bottom line
Treasury reports have warned the country’s fiscal trajectory is unsustainable — but they have not said the U.S. can’t pay its debts.
tozero launches Europe’s first industrial battery recycling plant
The Munich startup’s demo plant at Chemical Park Gendorf in Bavaria processes 1,500 tonnes of battery waste a year and produces 100 tonnes of high-purity
Wildlife killed, reefs damaged in ‘active’ Gulf of Mexico oil spill
Authorities say the oil is seeping from three sources, including a vessel that has not yet been identified.
India lowers fuel taxes, says rumours of lockdown ‘completely false’
India, the world’s third biggest crude importer, announces measures amid shortages created by the Iran war.
War on Iran price crisis not just about energy, says analyst
Abdulla Banndar Al-Etaibi, says the disruption of fertiliser supplies due to the war on Iran will push food prices up.
Screen time for under-fives should be limited to one hour a day, parents told
New government guidance also suggests children under-two should not be watching screens alone.
Our daughter battled Meningitis B despite being vaccinated in ‘very rare’ case
After Noa-Rose became critically ill, the four-year-old spent two weeks fighting for her life.
Chris Hayes delivers brutal takedown as Trump discovers ‘one lie he can’t get away with’
President Tweety McTreason got a damning report card on his cost-of-living policy on Thursday, as MS NOW’s Chris Hayes walked through all the ways he
‘Bullseye on your back’: MAGA-friendly firms scramble as Dems salivate over subpoena power
Corporate America is hedging its bets seven months before the midterms, quietly hiring Democratic lobbyists and bracing for the investigative onslaught that would follow a
You’re Not Alone. Many People Feel Sympathy For Delivery Robots — And The Reason Why Is Fascinating.
Over 30 years of research show that we treat computers as if they are social entities as long as they meet three criteria, an expert
A New Viral Tool Is Mocking Corporate Buzzwords — And Honestly, It’s Spot-On
Get ready for some wild corporate translations.
European Parliament votes to delay EU AI Act implementation
The European Parliament’s Thursday vote to delay parts of the EU AI Act adds more uncertainty to the already chaotic AI compliance universe. But analysts
Israel launches strikes on ‘heart of Tehran’ as Trump delays Strait of Hormuz deadline
Israel launched a wave of strikes on Iran early Friday ahead of a planned United Nations Security Council meeting to discuss attacks on Iranian civilian
Canada loaning millions to proposed Nunavik rare earth mining project linked to Trump White House
Amid Prime Minister Mark Carney’s calls that the Canada-U.S. relationship is ruptured, Ottawa has committed $175-million to a mining project in northern Quebec whose major