Spain’s high reliance on renewable energy has left it vulnerable to power outages, as recently highlighted by the 18-hour blackout that affected the country and Portugal. The widespread outage raised questions about the resilience of the electric power infrastructure in Europe. The Iberian Peninsula’s investment in renewable energy sources like wind turbines and solar farms … Read more
North Korea recently conducted the first test-firing of its new warship’s weapons system, according to state media KCNA. The “Choe Hyon-class” warship was unveiled earlier this week and was tested with cruise and anti-air missiles, as well as artillery fire. Leader Kim Jong Un attended the test-firing and stated that the navy should accelerate nuclear … Read more
Raycast has finally released its highly anticipated iPhone app, after years of development and uncertainty about what to build. The app, which also comes to iPad, focuses on two key features that made it a popular tool for Mac users: AI-powered chat and note-taking. The chat feature uses Raycast’s built-in chatbot, which integrates multiple models … Read more
Researchers have made an encouraging breakthrough in the treatment of certain types of cancer with a new immunotherapy approach. According to the results of a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine, 92% of patients who received immune-based treatment and no surgery showed no detectable signs of disease after two years. The study, … Read more
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order and proclamation to ease auto tariffs, marking a sudden shift in the country’s rapidly changing tariff policy. The move aims to help domestic car producers by reimbursing them for importing parts subject to 25% tariffs. The new actions will provide financial support to US car manufacturers, allowing … Read more