The US is betting on AI to catch insider trading in prediction markets
The surveillance state is expanding, and this time it is arriving not through a government mandate but through a market […]
Economics
Solar power production undercut by coal pollution
Imagine spending billions of dirhams erecting solar farms across the desert, only to discover that the coal burning on the
Volkswagen shows its first electric GTI; there’s no chance of US sales
Volkswagen unveiled the ID. Polo GTI at the Brussels Motor Show last week, and the reaction from European automotive journalists
Bill to block publishers from killing online games advances in California
Somewhere in the intersection of consumer rights law, digital property theory, and the lived experience of millions of gamers, a
Routine vaccines may cut dementia risk—experts have startling hypothesis on how
Medicine occasionally delivers findings so counterintuitive that they force a reconsideration of assumptions that nobody realised they were making. The
Pennsylvanians use town hall meeting to rail against data center boom
The meeting was scheduled for seven in the evening in a school gymnasium in Chester County, and by six-thirty the
Cisco announces record revenue and 4,000 layoffs in the same day
On the same afternoon in May 2026, Cisco Systems managed to deliver two headlines that seem to belong to different
The Nintendo Switch 2 is getting more expensive later this year
When a beloved consumer product raises its price, the reaction is rarely rational — it is emotional, tribal, and immediate.
GameStop offers $56 billion for eBay, struggles to explain how it’ll pay for it
When GameStop announced in late April 2026 that it was making a $56 billion all-cash offer for eBay, the first
US-sanctioned currency exchange says $15 million heist done by “unfriendly states”
In the murky intersection of geopolitics and cybercrime, attribution is rarely clean. When a currency exchange operating under US sanctions