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Mobility
Honda's Super-N Bets That EV Drivers Miss the Feel of a Gear Shift
Honda's Super-N pairs an under-$27,000 price tag with simulated gear shifts, revealing how much the EV industry has underestimated the feeling problem.
Economy
The Index Fund Paradox: How Passive Investing May Be Warping the Market It Tracks
As index funds now control trillions in U.S. equities, a new working paper asks whether passive investing is quietly breaking the market it was built to mirror.
Economy
U.S.-Iran Nuclear Talks Shift to Islamabad as Vance Signals Cautious Optimism
With JD Vance calling the outcome "positive," U.S.-Iran talks in Islamabad are testing whether diplomacy can outrun a nuclear clock.
Mobility
California's Off-Grid EV Charging Station Points to a New Energy Independence Model
A California charging station runs entirely on solar and battery storage, and it may expose a quiet crisis in how America plans to power its EV future.
Economy
Powell Holds the Line as Political Pressure on the Fed Reaches a Boiling Point
As the Trump administration floats removing Jerome Powell, markets are already pricing in the cost of central bank credibility under siege.
Health
The AI Horror Story Is a Mirror: What Our Robot Fears Reveal About Us
The AI villain we keep imagining looks suspiciously like a human, and that confusion is shaping policy in ways that protect the wrong things.
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Mobility
Volkswagen Retreats on the ID.4 as America's EV Ambitions Hit a Wall
Mobility
Hyundai's China-Only Ioniq Spinoff Signals a Design War Playing Out in Beijing
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Mobility
John Deere's $99M Right-to-Repair Settlement Signals a Crack in the Closed-System Farm Economy
John Deere's $99M settlement over repair restrictions exposes how proprietary software quietly reshaped farm economics and who really controls the harvest.
Economy
Italy's Banking Power Struggle Exposes the Fragile Politics Behind European Finance
Italy's latest banking scandal is more than boardroom drama — it's a window into the political machinery that still runs European finance.