Crusoe is reportedly negotiating a $3 billion funding round that could triple its valuation to $30 billion, fueling rapid growth in AI-focused data center infrastructure.
The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant suffered its 21st off-site power loss during the Ukraine conflict, raising concerns over its nuclear safety amid ongoing military actions.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan sharply criticized Israel, urging global sanctions and describing the country as an intolerable burden on humanity amidst deteriorating bilateral ties.
Illinois’ new 0.2% tax on every crypto transaction sparks sharp criticism from the CFTC Chair, who warns it risks driving investors away and weakening Chicago’s market leadership.
Nearly two dozen Florida communities, including Nassau County, have imposed bans or moratoriums on AI data centers, reflecting growing local resistance to their environmental and infrastructural impacts.
OPEC’s June oil production surged as Gulf producers restored output after war disruptions, yet supply remains constrained and well below pre-crisis levels despite quota hikes.
U.S. peace talks with Iran have been temporarily suspended as Iran holds funeral services for former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, impacting diplomatic progress.
Elmwood Township and Traverse City Light & Power launched four new public fast chargers at Brewery Creek, enabling 30- to 45-minute EV charging stops along a key corridor.
The United States discreetly alerted Iran of suspected Israeli plans targeting two top Iranian negotiators during ongoing ceasefire talks, aiming to preserve fragile diplomacy.
A legal dispute between Warner Bros. and AI firm Midjourney may compel the studio to disclose its AI practices, challenging how intellectual property is used in entertainment.