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The US government will pay TotalEnergies $1 billion to abandon offshore wind development in exchange for building more LNG export capacity — announced during an oil price crisis caused by the Iran war

LG Display has begun mass-producing Oxide 1Hz LCD panels that drop to 1Hz for static content, claiming 48% better battery life — now available in Dell's 2026 XPS laptops.

Polymarket's 'Situation Room' pop-up bar in DC — built by a former MrBeast marketer — was a technical disaster: delayed opening, broken screens, and the core live prediction market feature never worke

R3 Bio, backed by a Singapore longevity fund, is developing brainless 'organ sacks' — complete organ systems without a brain — to replace animal testing as the US government phases out animal experime

NASA's Juno spacecraft discovered Jupiter's lightning is 100x more powerful than Earth's, yet the mission faces termination as NASA's planetary science budget faces $220M in cuts despite Congress reje

A cyberattack on Intoxalock disrupted ignition interlock systems for 8 days, leaving thousands of DUI offenders unable to calibrate devices and risking vehicle lockouts across multiple US states.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang defended DLSS 5 against gamer backlash calling it 'AI slop,' arguing the technology is artist-guided and works from 3D geometry rather than generic post-processing — but gamers

A mysterious shortwave numbers station has been detected broadcasting through the Iran war zone, suggesting active covert intelligence operations during the ongoing conflict.

ICE agents have conducted operations at airports across the US in a major escalation of immigration enforcement under the Trump administration.

Congressional Republicans added a $250 annual federal tax on electric vehicles to the transportation bill, undercutting one of EVs' key financial advantages.

AI is transforming England's legal system — barristers use ChatGPT for case prep, the government proposes AI for court transcripts and scheduling, and custom legal AI tools are being built for damages

GitHub is barely maintaining 99.9% availability according to The Register, with repeated outages disrupting developer workflows and raising concerns about infrastructure investment under Microsoft own

A Jazz Aviation CRJ-900 collided with a fire truck at a New York airport on March 22, resulting in a fire. Details on casualties and damage are still emerging.

Michael Smith pleaded guilty to using AI to generate hundreds of thousands of fake songs and bots to stream them billions of times, fraudulently earning over $8 million in streaming royalties.

NASA awarded Katalyst Space Technologies $30M to attempt the first commercial satellite rescue — docking with the 21-year-old Swift Observatory to boost its orbit before it crashes to Earth.

Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses are sparking a privacy crisis as pickup artists, pranksters, and content creators increasingly use them for non-consensual recording in public spaces, earning the device t

A joint investigation reveals over 51,000 have gone missing in Gaza since October 2023, with 14,000-15,000 still unaccounted for, as the death certificate system has collapsed, blocking inheritance, b

WIRED documents families searching for thousands of missing relatives in Gaza — disappeared into detention, killed without identification, or vanished without trace in a conflict zone with no forensic

Katrina Manson's new book reveals how Project Maven evolved from a controversial computer vision project to an active AI warfare system now deployed in US operations against Iran, despite early Google

This week's key events include Trump's expired Iran ultimatum, the Boao Forum for Asia, and earnings from China's major tech companies — Meituan, Pinduoduo, and Xiaomi — amid a global market selloff.