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Electric Vehicles

Ferrari’s first electric car debuts this month — four motors, over 1,000 horsepower, and a 0-to-60 time under 2.5 seconds

Ferrari has never built an electric car. It has never built a four-door car. And for most of its 80-year history, the idea of combining those two firsts into a single vehicle would have been treated as heresy in Maranello. Yet that is exactly what the company plans to unveil later this month when it […]

By Rowan Calder

Archeology

Archaeologists opened a cave sealed for 40,000 years and found it contained the last home of the world’s final Neanderthals

By BeckhamLangford

Archeology

A medieval notebook preserved for centuries inside a latrine was uncovered during excavations in Paderborn, Germany

By BeckhamLangford
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The U.S. government declassified nearly 200 UAP files including strange sightings reported by Apollo astronauts

By Cassian Holt

Medtronic confirmed hackers stole up to 9 million patient and corporate records — ShinyHunters threatened to dump the data and then vanished from their own leak site

By Cassian Holt

Scam operators are selling fake Hormuz transit permits for cryptocurrency after Iran announced its toll system — ship captains don’t know who to trust

By Rowan Calder

Iran’s Hormuz toll authority and the U.S. Navy’s escort mission now compete in real time over who controls the world’s most important shipping lane

By Kade Winslow

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    Archeology

    Archaeologists opened a cave sealed for 40,000 years and found it contained the last home of the world’s final Neanderthals

    By BeckhamLangford
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    Archeology

    A medieval notebook preserved for centuries inside a latrine was uncovered during excavations in Paderborn, Germany

    By BeckhamLangford
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    Astronomy

    The U.S. government declassified nearly 200 UAP files including strange sightings reported by Apollo astronauts

    By Cassian Holt
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    Science

    Pyroclastic flows at Guatemala’s Santa Maria and vigorous explosions at Fuego rank among the most active volcanic pairings on Earth right now

    By BeckhamLangford
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    Cybersecurity

    Medtronic confirmed hackers stole up to 9 million patient and corporate records — ShinyHunters threatened to dump the data and then vanished from their own leak site

    By Cassian Holt

    Space Systems

    NASA outlines Artemis III as an Earth-orbit mission to test rendezvous and docking between Orion and two commercial landers

    By Cassian Holt

    Software, Apps, and Big Tech

    The Musk v. OpenAI jury could decide whether Altman stays as CEO and whether OpenAI’s for-profit conversion survives — deliberations start Monday

    By Cassian Holt
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    Naval

    Iran’s Hormuz toll authority and the U.S. Navy’s escort mission now compete in real time over who controls the world’s most important shipping lane

    By Kade Winslow

    Military

    Iran’s senior vice president says the Strait of Hormuz ‘has always been our property’ and Tehran won’t give it up ‘at any price’

    By Kade Winslow

    Naval

    The USS Cleveland — the final Freedom-class littoral combat ship — arrived in Ohio ahead of its May commissioning

    By Kade Winslow
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    AI

    A cutting-edge AI model that appeared to mimic human thinking may actually be memorizing answers — new tests reveal it struggles with true understanding

    By Dorian Maddox
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    AI

    Global AI adoption rose to 17.8% of working-age adults in Q1 2026 — up 1.5 points in three months with the UAE leading at 70.1%

    By Dorian Maddox
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    AI

    OpenAI is acquiring AI consultancy Tomoro and its 150 engineers to accelerate enterprise AI deployment worldwide

    By Dorian Maddox
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    AI

    NASA’s AI space chip survived radiation, thermal extremes, and shock testing — performing 500 times faster than every processor currently in orbit

    By Dorian Maddox
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    Electric Vehicles

    Ferrari’s first electric car debuts this month — four motors, over 1,000 horsepower, and a 0-to-60 time under 2.5 seconds

    By Rowan Calder

    Watercraft

    Scam operators are selling fake Hormuz transit permits for cryptocurrency after Iran announced its toll system — ship captains don’t know who to trust

    By Rowan Calder

    Electric Vehicles

    Canada is letting 49,000 Chinese-made EVs cross the border annually at 6.1% tariffs — a fraction of the 100% tariff the U.S. charges

    By Rowan Calder

    Electric Vehicles

    Ferrari’s first electric supercar ‘Luce’ premieres this month with four motors, over 1,000 HP, and a 0–60 time under 2.5 seconds

    By Rowan Calder

    Electric Vehicles

    Texas gets $250 million for 588 new public EV chargers under Phase II of the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program

    By Rowan Calder

    Electric Vehicles

    Chinese EVs are arriving in Canada as dealers line up to sell them — 49,000 units per year at a 6.1% tariff while the U.S. blocks them entirely

    By Rowan Calder

    Watercraft

    Some ships are paying Iran up to $2 million in Chinese yuan to cross the strait — while the U.S. threatens to sanction anyone who pays

    By Rowan Calder

    Watercraft

    Iran’s ‘Persian Gulf Strait Authority’ requires 40+ questions on ownership, crew, cargo, and insurance before a ship can transit Hormuz

    By Rowan Calder

    Aircraft

    The Air Force reversed course on the E-7A Wedgetail — telling Congress it will now buy at least 7 of the aircraft it tried to cancel last year

    By Rowan Calder

    Aircraft

    The MQ-9 Reaper fleet is down to 135 aircraft after 24 were shot down over the Strait of Hormuz since the war began

    By Rowan Calder

    Aircraft

    The Air Force will buy at least 7 E-7A Wedgetail aircraft after backing off last year’s plans to cancel the program entirely

    By Rowan Calder

    Watercraft

    Iran creates a new government agency to charge tolls on every ship passing through the Strait of Hormuz — some captains are paying $2 million in Chinese yuan

    By Rowan Calder

    Electric Vehicles

    China’s new energy vehicle exports topped 1.3 million units in the first four months of 2026 — a record surge

    By Rowan Calder

    Electric Vehicles

    Texas commits $250 million to install hundreds of new EV chargers under the federal NEVI program

    By Rowan Calder

    Electric Vehicles

    Native NACS charging ports are spreading across non-Tesla EVs — opening thousands of Supercharger stalls to every brand

    By Rowan Calder

    Watercraft

    Iran seized a Chinese-operated ship flying a false Honduras flag off the UAE coast and towed it into Iranian waters

    By Rowan Calder
    • Energy & Climate

    Nuclear

    Meta announced 6.6 gigawatts of nuclear energy projects specifically to power its AI data centers

    By Everett Sloane

    Energy & Climate

    AI data center power demand has hit 29.6 gigawatts — roughly what it takes to power the entire state of New York at peak

    By Everett Sloane

    Nuclear

    Nuclear power set a global output record last year — and the IEA says nuclear plus renewables will generate half of all electricity by 2030

    By Everett Sloane

    Nuclear

    The Department of Energy awarded $94 million to speed up small modular reactor deployments across the United States

    By Everett Sloane
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