Bitcoin rebounded after President Trump identified himself as “a big crypto guy” and signaled openness to digital assets in his new Trump Accounts, reversing recent losses triggered by major Bitcoin sales.
Microsoft’s Xbox division announced thousands of layoffs impacting Bethesda and other studios, sparking union criticism over ongoing workforce reductions aimed at boosting profits.
The Iran war underscores the vulnerabilities of fossil fuel markets and is likely to accelerate global investment in renewables, energy storage, and diversified energy sources.
Despite a persistent sell-off, Bitcoin’s long-term holders are holding firm, but looming macroeconomic uncertainties suggest the cryptocurrency’s decline may not yet be over.
Google now includes images, audio, and video uploaded via its search tools in AI training, with users automatically enrolled but able to opt out through account settings.
A collaborative program across six Eastside cities in Washington has installed heat pumps in 1,000 homes, cutting carbon emissions equivalent to removing over 7,000 cars from the roads.
Renewed interest in crypto boosts US stocks like MSTR, COIN, and HOOD following President Trump’s public endorsement of Bitcoin and digital assets.
Chinese manufacturers have begun producing sodium-ion batteries for electric vehicles, matching lithium battery costs and promising lower prices and improved supply stability.
Rapid growth in AI data centers sparks local opposition and environmental concerns amid ongoing widespread adoption of artificial intelligence technologies across the United States.
Dogecoin maintained recent gains near $0.077 as wider crypto markets strengthened after former President Trump expressed strong support for cryptocurrencies.