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Climate & Energy
Mercedes' Revamped EQS Pushes EV Luxury to Its Limits — But at What Cost?
Mercedes has rebuilt its EQS flagship from the ground up, and the choices it made reveal just how much pressure the luxury EV market is under.
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Mobility
Mercedes Bets on 800-Volt Architecture to Close the EV Range Anxiety Gap
Mercedes is quietly reengineering the EQS from the ground up with 800-volt charging and 425 miles of range, and the ripple effects reach far beyond one sedan.

Climate & Energy
Gray Whales Are Wandering Into San Francisco Bay — and Dying There
Gray whales are abandoning ancient migration patterns to forage in San Francisco Bay — and nearly one in five that enter don't survive.
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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.

Economy
Is it better to rent or buy?
This topic is too general and lacks a specific news event, data release, or concrete development to anchor a systems-science article. It reads as an evergreen o
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Texas Oil Money Moves to Oust the Regulator Who Rewrote the Waste Rules

Economy
Venezuela's Debt Tangle Is Getting Worse, and Everyone With a Stake Knows It
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Economy
Hungary's Tisza Party Wins Big — and the Real Work Starts Now

Economy
Hungary's Orbán Era Ends as Magyar's Tisza Party Wins a Supermajority
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Economy
The Fed's Next Chair Inherits an Economy Already Running Hot
The next Fed chair faces a supply shock, political pressure, and an inflation problem that predates the Iran conflict — a combination with no clean policy answer.

Economy
Vietnam's Economic Miracle Has a Concentration Problem
Vietnam's growth story is real, but a quiet concentration of power among a few conglomerates is building fragility into the foundations.