The U.S. Senate's new law mandates ByteDance to sell TikTok within 270 days or face a ban, amid concerns over foreign influence.
Researchers at UC Davis predict that California's electric grid will need up to $20 billion in upgrades by 2045 to handle increased demands from electric vehicles.
Strike has expanded its payment services to Europe, aligning with the growing global adoption of Bitcoin.
Hong Kong has approved its first spot Bitcoin ETFs, which will begin trading on April 30.
Texas's deepwater oil export plans face challenges due to shifting global trade dynamics, reduced demand for supertanker ports, and uncertainties in U.S. oil production growth.
Western-imposed green energy policies have exacerbated poverty and stifled economic progress in Sub-Saharan Africa, where stringent mandates have deprived local farmers of essential resources.
Matt Corallo highlights the critical centralization in Bitcoin mining pools, emphasizing the risk of a single entity controlling 50% of the hash rate, which threatens Bitcoin's foundational principle of censorship resistance.
Silicon Valley's data centers in Northern Virginia, crucial for AI and internet functionality, rely extensively on coal-generated electricity, starkly contrasting with the tech industry’s climate agenda.
Liz Truss's adoption of supply-side reforms as UK Prime Minister faced intense opposition from an entrenched political establishment, underscoring the persistent challenges reformist leaders face.
Soaring oil prices are weakening global economic demand, exacerbating credit constraints, and heightening recession fears.
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President Javier Milei of Argentina has implemented severe austerity measures to reduce the fiscal deficit and combat high inflation, resulting in the country's first quarterly fiscal surplus since 2008.
At a congressional field hearing in Texas, oil and gas industry leaders criticized President Biden's green energy policies, arguing they impose high costs and threaten jobs without providing substantial benefits.
