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Most Critical Minerals Aren’t Going to the Energy Transition
Analysis shows renewable energy and electric vehicles accounted for only 26% of demand for critical minerals in 2024, with the remainder driven by construction, defense, and conventional industries.
After record heat, could the Atlantic make Britain’s weather even more extreme?
Scientists are investigating whether the Atlantic’s major ocean circulation system may be weakening due to climate change, potentially bringing more extreme weather swings to Britain and Europe.
Trump official faces inquiry over claims he diverted wildfire resources to his own property
Three Democratic senators are calling for an investigation into allegations that a senior Trump administration official overseeing the Forest Service diverted wildfire resources to protect his own Idaho property.
Songs created by AI banned from Australia’s music charts
Australia’s music charts will now ban songs that are largely or wholly created by AI, requiring releases to be “substantially human made” to remain eligible for chart consideration.
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Social Security faces insolvency in 2032, when it would pay only 78% of benefits
Social Security, which provides benefits to more than 70 million retired workers and people with disabilities, faces increased pressure from last year’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source
You can calculate the exact impact a reduced Social Security check will have on your retirement success
If benefits go down 22% in 2032 as predicted by the latest Trustees report, you need to know what that means for you. Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source
British firms to be favoured in defence spending
The defence secretary says he wants to take an "unashamedly pro-Britain" approach when awarding contracts. Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source [mwai_chat context="Let's have a discussion about this article:nnThe defence secretary says he wants to take an...
June 2026 Satellite Puzzler
Every month, NASA Earth Observatory features a puzzling satellite image. The June 2026 puzzler appears above. Your ChallengeIdentify the location shown in this satellite image. Share what clues you see, where you think it is, and what makes this place interesting or...
June 2026 Satellite Puzzler
Every month, NASA Earth Observatory features a puzzling satellite image. The June 2026 puzzler appears above. Your ChallengeIdentify the location shown in this satellite image. Share what clues you see, where you think it is, and what makes this place interesting or...
Salesforce lays off employees in a new round of cuts – Business Insider
Salesforce lays off employees in a new round of cuts Business Insider Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source
How to secure Little Big Town ‘For The Art Of It Tour’ tickets during presale today – Syracuse.com
How to secure Little Big Town ‘For The Art Of It Tour’ tickets during presale today Syracuse.com Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source
Possible Higher Education Budget Reforms on the Horizon – Cato Institute
Possible Higher Education Budget Reforms on the Horizon Cato Institute Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source
Hidden camera found in government building
The complex is shared by the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government and the Home Office. Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source [mwai_chat context="Let's have a discussion about this article:nnThe complex is shared by the Ministry of Housing,...
Blue books won’t save our children from AI – The Hill
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Iranian group could be labelled national threat under proposed new law
In the last year, men have been convicted of spying on Hong Kong dissidents in the UK on behalf of China, carrying out an arson attack on a Ukrainian warehouse on behalf of the Russian group Wagner, and stabbing an opposition journalist in Wimbledon on behalf of Iran....
Apple says it may remove some apps from the App Store if they don’t attract users
Apple is warning developers that some of their apps may not be able to call the App Store home forever. In its newly refreshed App Review Guidelines released this week, the tech giant said it may begin removing apps in certain well-established categories if they’re...