Trump’s Russian Diesel Deal, Explained: What Was Agreed, Why Congress Is Angry, and Whether It Will Lower Prices
Two weeks before the midterm elections, President Trump has done something that has angered members of both parties: he struck
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The US Wants to Ban a Tiny Chinese Part From AI Data Centers. Here’s Why It Matters
Most people have never heard of an optical transceiver, and there’s no real reason they should have. It’s a small
The UK Just Had Its Driest July Since Records Began in 1836. Here’s What Happens Next
The UK doesn’t usually make global headlines for its weather being too dry. This summer is the exception. England and
Tesla Prepping to Split Its China Operations? Here is the Real Story
When reports emerged that Tesla might sever ties with its China business, CEO Elon Musk swiftly shut them down, calling
The White House Considers a $100,000 Fee for Foreign Students Working in the US
A new six-figure figure is sparking widespread concern across American university campuses—and for once, it has nothing to do with
Some Cities Are Cutting Road Deaths to Historic Lows. Most of the World Isn’t.
New York City just had one of the safest starts to a year in its recorded traffic history. Pedestrian deaths
The Senate Just Advanced a Bill That Could Slap 100% Tariffs on India and China
The US Senate advanced a bill this week that’s been years in the making, cleared with a rare bipartisan vote,
US Strikes Iran Again After Two American Troops Killed in Jordan
The pause lasted four days. Iran fired ballistic missiles at US forces Tuesday, all intercepted, and the US and Saudi
Gas Prices Cross $4 a Gallon Again as the Iran War Disrupts Oil Shipping
The pause didn’t last. Iran fired missiles at US forces Wednesday, and oil jumped back up almost as fast as
Trump’s Tariffs Are Back in Court, Again — Here’s the Backstory
If you’ve lost track of how many times Trump’s tariffs have ended up in court this year, that’s understandable. This