Moshen Rezaei, an advisor to Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, said in an interview on Monday that Iran managed to defeat the United States for a third time, counting the 12-day war from June 2025, the 40-day war that was paused after the signing of the memorandum of understanding (MOU), and the current round that was sparked because Washington violated the MOU.
Scientists say that a fraction of the world’s seawater holds enough minerals to meet all of humanity’s demands for the next 50,000 years.
Jack Technology, a Chinese apparel company, has ordered 2,000 humanoid robots to work in a clothing factory and is working with German tech giant Siemens to prepare them for the job.
Contact lenses are no longer made of glass, but getting a comfortable fit with today’s silicone versions can still be a compromise between comfort and clear vision.
Last week’s renewed fighting along the Persian Gulf boosted oil prices, leaving investors uncertain.
In the past, old wealth spent big on five-figure dresses and Coach leather goods.
U.S. tech companies, large and small, have laid off about 140,000 workers so far this year as spending on AI infrastructure is approaching $1 trillion.
The average U.S. interest rate on a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage was 6.58 percent last week, rising from 6.55 percent the previous week, reaching the highest that the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. has recorded this year.
U.S. adults “not in the labor force” (NILFs) numbered 105.8 million, the most on record, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.