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Attacks on Russian Energy Cut Oil Revenue, Impact Markets
MOSCOW, July 13 — Ukraine’s campaign of strikes against Russian oil infrastructure is injecting a persistent dose of…
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Kroger to Cut 3,000 Corporate Jobs Over Three Years as It Expands AI Use
CINCINNATI, October 13 — Kroger plans to cut 3,000 corporate roles as part of an expansion in AI…
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How the G7 Oil Price Cap Pushed Russian Crude onto a Shadow Fleet
LONDON, July 19 — The price cap on Russian crude oil, a central plank of Western sanctions since…
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Current Home Equity Loan Rates for October 2026
NEW YORK, October 6 — Home equity loan rates have climbed to 8.46% on average, according to Bankrate’s…
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IQ Scores Are Falling In Rich Countries And Nobody Knows Why
OSLO — A new study on intelligence test scores in Norway has chipped away at the assumption that…
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Highlands and Islands Enterprise Buys Orbex’s Sutherland Spaceport Assets From Liquidators
Sutherland, Scotland — Orbex sold its Sutherland Spaceport assets to the Scottish Development Agency for £20.1 million (about…
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The First Program Ran on a Computer Never Built
LONDON, July 8 — The mechanics of modern computing, the machine you are reading this on, trace back…
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England and Wales Head for Driest July on Record, Met Office Figures Show
LONDON, August 15 — The United Kingdom is grappling with a severe drought, with 71.3% of England officially…
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NASA’s Deep Space Network: Three Sites That Keep Distant Spacecraft Like Voyager 1 in Touch
PASADENA, August 5 — The NASA Deep Space Network (DSN), a global system of vast radio antennas, continues…
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FCC Clears Xona to Deploy Commercial Navigation Constellation Beside GPS
WASHINGTON, July 16 — On the ground in the race to build America’s next-generation navigation network, a small…
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Climate Change Is Moving the World’s Fish, and Poor Coastal Nations Stand to Lose Most
WASHINGTON, July 27 — A 2025 study projects that by 2050, tropical oceans such as the Western Pacific…
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Sanctions on Russia: From the 2014 Crimea Measures to the 2022 Invasion and After
BRUSSELS, July 27 — The tally of international sanctions on Russia has now passed 16,000 since 2022. On…
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IEA Electricity 2024 Outlook: Renewables to Pass One-Third of Global Power by Early 2025
PARIS, July 26 — The International Energy Agency’s ‘Electricity 2024’ report projects that renewables will generate more than…
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How EFFIS tracks Europe’s wildfires with experts from 43 countries
BRUSSELS, July 25 — The European Forest Fire Information System started logging wildfire data in the year 2000,…
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Political Psychology Explores Voting, Leadership, and Extremism
ROME, July 21 — The Franco-Prussian War and the Paris Commune of 1871 did more than redraw borders.…
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Transcontinental Railroad: How Iron Rails United a Coast-to-Coast Nation
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The first transcontinental railroad in the United States was built between 1863 and 1869.…
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Putin Admits Fuel Rationing as Ukrainian Strikes Hit Russian Refineries
MOSCOW, July 13 — The arithmetic of Russia’s war economy is becoming harder to balance. Oil and gas…
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Europe heatwave kills 1,300+; nations seek solutions
ROME, June 29 — Europe is counting the cost of a heatwave that has now claimed more than…
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Russia’s Oil Revenues Rebound, Giving the Kremlin More Time to Fund the Ukraine War
MOSCOW, July 11 — Russia’s oil and gas revenues, which funded roughly 30-40% of the federal budget in…
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Russia Diesel Deal and Lukoil Oil Talks Hand Putin a Political Win, Analysts Say
WASHINGTON, July 11 — The Trump administration is weighing a proposal to impose heavy tariffs on Russian oil,…
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Secondary Tariffs on Russian Oil Buyers Could Ripple Through US Supply Chains
ROME, July 10 — The proposed US tariffs on Russian oil represent a shift in the mechanics of…
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Hormuz Crisis Echoes 1973 Embargo as Asia Rethinks Energy Security
NEW YORK, July 9 — The mechanics of oil shocks and their effect on Wall Street follow a…
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Tanker Hit by Ukrainian Drone Leaves Black Sea Oil Slick and Unanswered Questions
ROME, July 8 — The Black Sea is becoming an environmental casualty of war, and the mechanics here…
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Putin Says Ukrainian Refinery Strikes Cost Russia About 1% of GDP
MOSCOW, July 7 — The mechanics here are brutal in their simplicity: Ukrainian drone strikes hit Russian oil…
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