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Climate & Energy
The Iran War's Hidden Climate Dividend: IEA Cuts Oil Demand Forecast by Nearly 1 Million Barrels
The Iran conflict has forced a dramatic IEA demand revision, and the behavioral changes it's triggering may outlast the war itself.
Economy
America's Economy Is Entering a Rare Dual-Loosening Cycle — and the Stakes Are High
The Fed is cutting rates while Washington keeps spending — a rare dual loosening that could accelerate growth, or set off a chain reaction few are prepared for.
Health
A Lifetime of Mental Stimulation Could Slash Alzheimer's Risk by 38%, Research Finds
People with the highest lifetime cognitive engagement show a 38% lower Alzheimer's risk — and the implications go far beyond telling people to read more.
Climate & Energy
Hurricane Helene Stripped Appalachian Farms of Their Topsoil. Recovery Is Generational.
Hurricane Helene stripped away centuries of built topsoil in hours. For Appalachian farmers, the recovery timeline is measured in generations.
Mobility
Rivian Is Turning Its Own Spent EV Batteries Into Factory Power
Rivian is repurposing degraded EV battery packs to power its own factory, closing a loop the broader auto industry has largely ignored.
Economy
China's Property Crisis Has Years Left to Run, and the Feedback Loops Are Getting Worse
China's property market may not stabilize until 2030, and the government's instinct to censor bad news is making the correction harder to complete.
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Mobility
Lucid Motors Gets a Saudi and Uber Lifeline, But Scaling Remains the Real Test
Economy
JPMorgan's Record Profits Mask a Warning About the Economy's Fragile Wiring
Economy
Viewers Will Watch More Ads as Streaming Costs Push Subscribers Toward Tolerance
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Mobility
Mercedes Bets on 800-Volt Architecture to Close the EV Range Anxiety Gap
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Health
AI Is Now Proving New Math. What Happens When It Outpaces Human Intuition?
AI systems are now producing verified mathematical proofs humans hadn't found. The implications for knowledge, credit, and mathematical culture run deep.
Health
The Protein Quietly Governing How Your Skin Ages From the Inside Out
A dermal protein may be quietly controlling how fast skin cells renew themselves, and its decline with age could explain more than wrinkles.