In a recent article discussing how U.S. Treasury Department tax breaks are exploited by groups that raise money in America in support of the Israeli so-called Defense Forces (IDF), I concluded that it does not require any particular brilliance on the part of even a casual observer to realize that both politically and economically Israel and Israelis are not treated like everyone else by governments at various levels in the United States, quite the contrary in many cases.
Problems with core Electric Vehicle lithium battery technology lie at the heart of two recent stories underscoring our 2024 Top Trend, “EV GO FU.”
This past week, the House approved legislation to bolster efforts to ensure that non-citizens do not vote in Federal elections.
Call them both survivors. Bitcoin is again picking itself up off the floor of a recent 20 percent price crash.
It won’t be the last say in the matter, but an Illinois court has bolstered the case for many cryptos to be classed as commodities, not securities.
A recent Business Insider story railed at the growing—and still little recognized—use of AI to set “individual pricing.”
Researchers at the University of Chicago have built the world’s first anode-free, solid-state sodium battery.
We’ve seen the images of Foxconn’s electronics assembly caverns with young women sitting elbow to elbow along seemingly endless benches, assembling iPads and cell phones.
In the 1960s, proponents of LSD urged people to “tune in, turn on, and drop out.” There’s new evidence that you can turn on by tuning in your headphones.
Al Michaels, who offered some of the first play-by-play and color commentary on the televised Olympics decades ago will be heard again, this time narrating the nightly Olympic highlights to be broadcast by cable network Peacock.