MicroLED display technology and its commercial outlook
MicroLED promises better brightness, contrast, and power efficiency—this article explains how it works, its pros and cons, where it can be used and what the market looks like
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Most annoying passenger habits revealed: backseat driving leads the pack
A nationwide poll of 2,000 adults lists the top 30 passenger habits that frustrate drivers, names backseat driving as worst, and measures average patience at 13 minutes
Børge Brende resigns as World Economic Forum CEO amid Epstein probe
Børge Brende resigned as president and CEO of the World Economic Forum following an independent review into his past contacts with Jeffrey Epstein, a move intended to let the Forum proceed without distraction
How companies can prepare for accountable autonomous systems
Le tendenze emergenti mostrano a convergence of regulation, capability and risk: companies that build robust governance now will lead the next paradigm shift
Why media honesty matters more than viral clicks
Diciamoci la verità: a frank, data-minded critique of modern journalism and why honesty should trump virality
DOJ under scrutiny after missing Epstein records linked to allegation against Trump
House Democrats opened an investigation after alleging the DOJ withheld FBI interviews from the released Epstein files that reference an accusation against President Trump
Shootout off Cuba: Cuban government alleges U.S.-based group fired on soldiers
Cuban officials report a clash at sea involving a Florida-registered boat and soldiers, four fatalities and ongoing investigations by both Havana and U.S. agencies
U.s. prevents Venezuelan government from covering Maduro’s defense costs, lawyers contend
Maduro’s attorneys claim an amended OFAC license now stops the Venezuelan government from footing his legal bill after his Jan. 5 arraignment in New York
Trump’s State of the Union mixes economic boasts and hardline immigration claims
After his Feb. 25, 2026 State of the Union, President Trump pushed an economic narrative and strict immigration agenda while critics and fact checkers disputed many of his claims
Trump declares an ‘age of American greatness’ in combative State of the Union
In his 25 February 2026 State of the Union, President Trump described an America ‘winning’ and announced policy priorities on the economy, trade, immigration and national security
Iran and the United States return to Geneva talks amid mounting military pressure
Negotiations in Geneva have restarted as Iran prepares a new proposal on enrichment and the United States continues to amass forces in the Middle East, raising risks of miscalculation
Four killed after Cuban forces engage Florida-registered speedboat near territorial waters
Cuban authorities say their border guard engaged a Florida-registered speedboat on 25/02/2026, killing four and detaining several people; U.S. leaders have called for investigations while Cuba describes the operation as an attempt at armed infiltration
U.S. forwards combat jets to Israel as cooperation intensifies over Iran
The United States has staged combat aircraft in Israel, signaling closer military cooperation as leaders consider responses to Iran and the broader regional contest
Why Russia’s Rosfinmonitoring list still includes people who have died
An analysis of why dozens of deceased individuals, including Alexey Navalny, continue to appear on Rosfinmonitoring’s registry of terrorists and extremists despite documented deaths and legal provisions for removal
How a Moscow research center became tied to the synthesis of the toxin that killed Alexey Navalny
Investigative outlets say SC Signal researchers and state laboratories were involved in making and studying epibatidine, the neurotoxin that five European countries say killed Alexey Navalny
Generative AI in urban reporting: changing newsroom routines and fieldwork
How generative AI is changing how reporters find, verify and package urban stories, and what newsrooms must do to adapt