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Economy
The Stablecoin Boom Has Stalled, and the Reasons Run Deeper Than Crypto
The stablecoin market has stopped growing, and the reasons reveal how much of its rise was built on zero interest rates and regulatory silence.
Mobility
GM Quietly Shelves Next-Gen Electric Trucks as EV Demand Reality Bites
GM has paused next-gen development of its electric trucks and SUVs, and the ripple effects through Detroit's supply chain may be just beginning.
Health
A New Mathematical Invariant Is Cracking Open the Secrets of Knot Theory
A newly discovered mathematical invariant can distinguish knots that stumped every previous tool, and the ripple effects may reach from quantum computing to molecular biology.
Climate & Energy
The Quiet Collapse Beneath the Food System: What Three Climate Stories Reveal
A food catastrophe warning, flawed BECCS accounting, and a solar farm dispute are not separate stories — they are pressure points on the same breaking system.
Mobility
GM Quietly Kills Its Next-Gen Electric Truck Lineup, Signaling a Broader EV Retreat
GM has confirmed it is canceling next-gen electric versions of its most iconic trucks, raising questions about the future of America's EV ambitions.
Health
Rapamycin's Anti-Aging Promise May Come at the Cost of Exercise Benefits
A new study suggests rapamycin, the longevity drug gaining popularity off-label, may quietly undermine the very exercise routines people pair it with.
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McDonald's Doubles Down on Value Pricing as Fast Food's Affordability War Heats Up
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Corpus Christi Faces September Water Emergency as Drought Tightens Its Grip on Texas Coast
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How a Surrey Activist Rewrote UK Climate Law From a Local Planning Notice
Health
The Inflammation-Epigenetics Loop That May Be Accelerating How Fast You Age
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Economy
A Handful of Stocks Are Carrying the Entire Market, and That Should Worry You
A tiny cluster of mega-cap stocks is carrying the entire market higher, and the feedback loops keeping them there are more fragile than they appear.
Climate & Energy
Scientists Push Colombia Summit to Draw a Hard Line on New Fossil Fuel Expansion
Scientists are urging countries at a landmark fossil fuel summit to stop all new expansion now, and the ripple effects could reach far beyond the negotiating room.