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Worldwide Indicator Flashing Red As Global Debt Deluge Spooks Investors
Global bond yields climbed to their highest levels since the 2008 financial crisis Tuesday as rising oil prices, persistent inflation…
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Cases Of Kids Accidentally Eating Their Parents’ Drugs Skyrocket
The number of kids unintentionally consuming recreational drugs has risen greatly over the last 25 years, according to a new…
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Chevron Drills Deeper Into Trump’s Venezuela Oil Push
Oil giant Chevron is expected to expand its operations in Venezuela as the Trump administration deepens its push into the…
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Tech Giant Wants To Power Massive Data Center With Geothermal Energy
Google is betting big on geothermal energy as a viable power source for its sprawling data center buildout. Geothermal developer…
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Apple’s New CEO Takes Over A Trillion-Dollar Giant That’s Losing The AI Race
Apple’s new leader is taking over a company that is widely considered to be falling behind in the artificial intelligence…
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Letitia James’ Many L’s: New York AG Suffers Another Major Courtroom Defeat – This Time At Hands Of Obama Judge
A federal judge blocked New York’s $75 billion climate superfund law Monday, ruling the state cannot force energy companies to…
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New York Times You Gotta Change Your Evil Ways
As Dolly Parton might say: The New York Times goes through a great expense to make its product read like…
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AI Agents Are Now Studying Their Own Consciousness
Artificial intelligence agents have begun emailing researchers to ask whether they may be conscious. AI agents were given internet access…
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House Passes Gov’t Funding Bill That Does Nothing To Fix Debt Crisis
The House of Representatives passed a continuing resolution (CR) Tuesday without addressing the national debt. The CR’s passage averted a…
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Measles by New York Times Weasels: Fails Scientific Scrutiny
While the news article is not a scientific publication (paper, preprint, methods paper, or institutional surveillance report), we run it through…
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As California Burns Billions To Fail At High-Speed Rail, China Laid Enough Track To Circle America Three Times
Nearly two decades after California and China started their high-speed rail race, China has laid enough high-speed rail to circle…
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Pulling Back The Curtain
In the race for attorney general in Minnesota, two-term incumbent Democrat Keith Ellison is facing Republican Ron Schutz. See more…
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Dolly Parton Supported America’s Military for Over 50 Years
Dolly Parton, the singer-songwriter whose six-decade career made her one of country music’s most recognizable voices, died Aug. 25 in…
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AI Might Have Just Made Hacking A Bank Easier Than Ever, Finance Leader Says
An international financial leader just warned that artificial intelligence-driven cyber attacks were an immediate global financial risk. Financial Stability Board…
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America Looks Beneath The Waves As Critical Mineral Race Heads Offshore
Miles under the ocean, a trove of critical minerals could offer the U.S. a new front in its race for…
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