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Democratic gains in the 2026 US midterms have brought a new generation of pro-Palestinian representatives to Congress. Their victories challenge longstanding assumptions about American support for Israel and raise questions about the political influence of pro-Israel lobbying groups.
Companies
CoreWeave’s bond sell-off exposes the financing pressures behind the AI building boom, as heavy spending and debt repayments test the protection offered by large customer contracts.
Scientists have directly activated AMPK, a cellular energy sensor long linked to metformin, and extended lifespan in yeast, worms and fruit flies. The experiment…
Technology
Researchers have calculated that a future quantum computer could recover a Bitcoin private key using far fewer qubits than once thought. No machine can do it today. But protecting exposed coins and moving Bitcoin…
AI models are becoming more capable, but evidence that they can be trusted takes time. The danger is giving tomorrow’s systems greater authority on…
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
AI could transform the economy without rewarding everyone financing it. As governments and technology companies compete for capital, higher borrowing costs are testing the returns on computing infrastructure.
China’s export earnings and vast financial reserves provide a cushion against the Middle East energy crisis. But smaller manufacturers face a harder calculation as…
Defence
Chinese military thinkers are developing a strategy built on a brutal equation: force America to spend more than it can replace and turn its technological superiority into a contest of industrial endurance.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent promises to sever every economic lifeline sustaining Iran. Tehran says Washington is claiming authority over other sovereign states. History,…