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Bitcoin Miners Reject Proposal to Block Ordinals in Near-Unanimous Vote
Crypto & Fintech

Bitcoin Miners Reject Proposal to Block Ordinals in Near-Unanimous Vote

A Bitcoin soft fork aimed at banning Ordinals transaction data gained less than 1% miner support, signaling strong resistance to censorship attempts on the network.

Cleaner Air in Humid Cities May Intensify Summer Heat, New Study Finds
Energy & Climate

Cleaner Air in Humid Cities May Intensify Summer Heat, New Study Finds

Research shows that efforts to reduce aerosol pollution in humid urban areas can increase local temperatures and amplify heat island effects, posing new challenges for climate and public health policies.

Tucker Carlson Criticizes Israel’s Policies and Announces Plans for U.S. Third Party
Defense & Security

Tucker Carlson Criticizes Israel’s Policies and Announces Plans for U.S. Third Party

Tucker Carlson accuses Israel of apartheid and signals a political break with Trump, revealing plans to form a new American party amid growing foreign policy disagreements.

AI Models Incorporate Functions but the Harness Layer Continues to Expand
Big Tech

AI Models Incorporate Functions but the Harness Layer Continues to Expand

AI development shows models absorbing some tool functions, yet the supporting harness systems grow in complexity, highlighting an evolving competitive landscape.

Minnesota Moves Toward Lifting Nuclear Reactor Ban in Energy Policy Shift
Energy & Climate

Minnesota Moves Toward Lifting Nuclear Reactor Ban in Energy Policy Shift

Minnesota has launched a state-funded study to reconsider its decades-old nuclear reactor moratorium, signaling growing acceptance of nuclear power amid evolving technology and policy reforms.

US Justice Department Defends Prosecutorial Authority to Dismiss Adani Case Without Court Scrutiny
AI & Tech Regulation

US Justice Department Defends Prosecutorial Authority to Dismiss Adani Case Without Court Scrutiny

The US Department of Justice argues that courts must not overstep by demanding detailed justifications when prosecutors drop charges, citing separation of powers protections.

iPhone 18 Pro Max Expected to Match Battery Life of Top Android Flagships with Key Upgrades
Big Tech

iPhone 18 Pro Max Expected to Match Battery Life of Top Android Flagships with Key Upgrades

The iPhone 18 Pro Max could deliver runtimes comparable to Android phones featuring large silicon-carbon batteries, driven by a bigger battery and new energy-efficient technologies.

Analysts Highlight Potential for Bitcoin to Reach $70,000 Amid Soft US Jobs Report
Crypto & Fintech

Analysts Highlight Potential for Bitcoin to Reach $70,000 Amid Soft US Jobs Report

Bitcoin bounced higher following weaker-than-expected US job growth, with analysts citing historical trends and renewed institutional ETF inflows as factors that could drive the price toward $70,000 this month.

Crypto Markets Hold Steady Ahead of US FOMC Minutes Amid Rate Hike Speculation
Crypto & Fintech

Crypto Markets Hold Steady Ahead of US FOMC Minutes Amid Rate Hike Speculation

Investors await the upcoming US Federal Open Market Committee minutes as forecasts suggest a potential Fed interest rate increase, keeping crypto traders cautious.

US Department of Justice States Adani Investors Suffered No Financial Loss in Securities Case
Corporate Power

US Department of Justice States Adani Investors Suffered No Financial Loss in Securities Case

The US Department of Justice told a federal court that investors in the Adani securities case did not lose any money, challenging the foundation of the criminal charges against the industrialist.