Iran’s defense official dismisses claims of an agreement on the Strait of Hormuz reopening, emphasizing the regime sees all enemy threats as serious and will strengthen its defenses.
OPEC+ members, including major producers like Saudi Arabia and Russia, approved a crude output increase that reverses previous cuts but may face delivery challenges amid Middle East tensions.
Reports suggest Iranian negotiators signaled readiness to reopen the Strait of Hormuz before President Trump paused planned military strikes, though the Iranian Revolutionary Guard denies any agreement.
Despite AI’s rise, Apple’s App Store continues to reward small-scale, purpose-driven apps that users return to repeatedly, emphasizing utility over broad promises.
A new bill introduced by a Florida congressman aims to make large AI data centers responsible for their own electricity and water, reducing strain on public utilities and consumers.
BYD targets Japan’s kei-car market with an electric vehicle promising longer range and lower cost than top competitors, aiming to boost EV adoption in urban areas.
Scientists have developed a simple attachment for handheld vacuums that improves how radioactive debris is collected after nuclear explosions, making forensic investigations faster and safer.
Florida plans to use nearly $200 million in federal EV charger funds for electric air taxi infrastructure, aiming to build a network of charging vertiports for eVTOLs instead.
Many investors fixate on early AI winners, ignoring fundamental shifts in the sector that could redefine future investment opportunities.
California introduces instant rebates to lower electric vehicle costs amid rising gas prices and the expiration of federal EV tax incentives.