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Here are the Senate races to watch ahead of Election Day
As Election Day approaches, multiple Senate races in traditionally Republican states have become competitive, with Democrats needing to flip four seats to gain control of the chamber.
The two most interesting risks to Anthropic
Anthropic disclosed significant business risks in its IPO filing, including concerns about long-term contracts for aging technology at premium prices and the concentration of semiconductor manufacturing in Taiwan.
‘Synthetic twin’: Why Socceroo Cristian Volpato is the latest footballer to license his AI clone
Australian footballer Cristian Volpato has licensed his AI likeness to a California-based company, becoming the latest athlete to monetize a digital clone for brand deals and content creation.
Nike’s India campus is a long-term growth bet amid turnaround
Nike announced plans to build a new global campus in Bengaluru, India, as part of its turnaround strategy under CEO Elliott Hill, betting on the country’s growing sports participation and retail potential.
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California Solar Power Bills Move Forward to Support Balcony Solar, Community Solar, and VPPs
California legislators advance multiple solar bills addressing balcony solar, community solar, virtual power plants, and smart meters to diversify renewable energy installations statewide.
TVA Approves Gas-Powered Data Center Plan
The Tennessee Valley Authority approved its 2026 Integrated Resource Plan, which prioritizes gas-powered infrastructure to support artificial intelligence data centers rather than expanding renewable energy capacity.
Princeton Critical Minerals Raises $16M to Scale Lithium Production Technologies
Princeton Critical Minerals, a Princeton University spinout, secured $16 million in funding to expand its brine-based lithium production technology across the U.S. and South America.
Poland Created Hydrogen Bus Demand. Polenergia Still Walked Away From Supply.
Poland subsidized hydrogen buses and infrastructure to build demand, but energy company Polenergia abandoned a major supply project in January 2025 despite having permits, equipment, and a municipal customer.
Iran Blacklists 45 Tankers as Hormuz Standoff Escalates
Iran has blacklisted 45 tankers transiting the Strait of Hormuz and threatened fines and cargo confiscation, escalating tensions as the U.S. prepares new economic measures against Tehran.
Households in Great Britain ‘could owe energy suppliers £7bn by end of year’
Domestic energy debt in Great Britain could reach £7bn by year-end, up from £6bn in June, as households face a 4% price cap increase for winter months.
The 60 Day Peace Window Closed, and Trump’s Iran Strategy May Shift Dramatically
The 60-day diplomatic window between the U.S. and Iran ended in mid-August, leading the Trump administration to shift toward military enforcement and economic isolation, while Iran declared the negotiations dead and characterized U.S. actions as a declaration of war.
Norway Warns Oil and Gas Output Could Collapse After 2030
Norway’s oil and gas output risks steep decline after 2030 despite current production highs, as the industry discovers resources slower than it extracts them, according to the Norwegian Offshore Directorate.
Living with drought has taught pastoralists lessons the world needs
Pastoralists from Tanzania, Mongolia, and other regions are advocating at a UN conference for stronger protections and resources to address drought and desertification affecting their communities and livelihoods.
Higgs Boson was UK triumph, but British physics faces ‘catastrophic’ cuts
Britain plans cuts to particle physics funding and international research collaborations, raising concerns about the future of blue-sky research that has historically driven major scientific breakthroughs.
From blast off to splashdown: My days following Nasa’s historic mission to the Moon
Four astronauts have completed a historic 10-day mission to the Moon and back, traveling further into space than humans have journeyed before aboard NASA’s Artemis II spacecraft.
Aditya-L1: Indian solar mission’s new findings throw light on enduring Sun mysteries
India’s Aditya-L1 solar mission has revealed new clues about why the Sun’s corona remains millions of degrees hotter than its surface despite constant energy loss.