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Scientists may have misread a 2-billion-year-old clue about Earth
Scientists are reconsidering whether a distinctive carbon signature in 2-billion-year-old rocks represents a global environmental shift or local geological processes in isolated sedimentary basins.
SpaceX’s Starship launches on first orbital mission from Texas
SpaceX launched Starship into orbit for the first time from its Texas facility, deploying Starlink satellites and achieving a critical test milestone for the reusable spacecraft program.
ShinyHunters: Dutch police arrest suspected member of group that claimed FBI hack
Dutch police arrested a suspected member of ShinyHunters, a cyber-crime group that claimed to have stolen sensitive information on approximately 38,000 FBI staff members, including names, roles, and personal details.
National Rally’s Jordan Bardella rails at ‘war’ on party after antisemitism claims
Jordan Bardella, head of France’s National Rally, denies antisemitic comments attributed to him by investigative journalists, claiming a “total war” is being waged against his far-right party.
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Kevin Warsh may be the adult in the room. But can he calm the US economy?
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh approved the first interest rate increase in three years while facing pressure from the Trump administration to cut rates instead, highlighting tensions in U.S. economic policymaking.
Repeated air traffic control failures leave us in worrying territory
The UK’s air traffic control provider faces mounting criticism following two major system failures within a fortnight that caused thousands of flight cancellations and widespread travel disruption.
Unexpected UK borrowing surge adds to pre-Budget pressure on chancellor
UK government borrowing surged to £18.3 billion in August, significantly exceeding forecasts and adding pressure on Chancellor John Healey before his first Budget later this year.
Ed Davey promises tax cuts for millions if UK rejoins EU single market
Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey has pledged to cut taxes for millions of workers by raising the personal tax allowance to £15,000, funded through economic gains from rejoining the EU single market.
Jim Ratcliffe halts production at Hull chemical plants over ‘ridiculous’ gas prices
Ineos has paused production at three Hull chemical plants, with the company citing UK gas prices as 12 times higher than in the US, affecting approximately 240 direct employees.
Trump says he would back ban on diesel exports as pump prices hit record
President Trump said he would support halting US diesel exports to reduce pump prices, as national average diesel costs reached record highs ahead of mid-term elections.
UK and US warned to take action on spiralling debt costs by IMF
The IMF head warns the UK and US must cut borrowing and reduce debt levels, as government interest costs have surged in response to global economic shocks and supply disruptions.
Europe’s car makers are in crisis. Will the threat of war rescue them?
Europe’s struggling car manufacturers are pivoting toward defense contracts as commercial pressures mount, with Ford, Renault, and Jaguar Land Rover bidding for military vehicle and equipment orders.
Critics of UK government’s economic forecaster are ‘shooting the messenger’, say MPs
UK lawmakers defend the independent Office for Budget Responsibility against criticism from across the political spectrum, rejecting calls for fundamental reform while suggesting consideration of a 10-year economic forecast.
How an ‘AI freeze’ could make big AI companies bigger and hurt smaller firms
Tech executives call for AI development slowdown, but critics warn it could entrench leading companies’ dominance and harm smaller competitors trying to catch up.
OECD: global economy more resilient to Iran war than expected
The OECD reports the global economy has proven more resilient to the Iran war than initially feared, though it warns future economic stability depends heavily on achieving a lasting Middle East resolution.
Houthis try to push deeper into western Yemen, upending life, witnesses tell NPR
Houthi fighters captured the Yemeni port city of Mokha this month, displacing around 125,000 people and disrupting healthcare services amid ongoing civil conflict.