Each year, 12 to 15 million cars are put into scrap yards. While much of the steel can be recycled, much of the aluminum cannot because the recycling process introduces impurities that make the aluminum substandard for cars’ standards for strength and durability.
For more than 20 years, medical researchers have been frustrated by a family of anticancer drugs called CD40 agonists.
Last week, Iranian ballistic missiles struck the area near the IDF’s Kirya military headquarters in the heart of Tel Aviv — the most audacious strike on Israel’s military command center since the 2026 Iran-Israel war began in late February.
The Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae), a government-sponsored private lender, has agreed to buy mortgage loans in which buyers pledge their cryptocurrency holdings as collateral instead of making a cash down payment.
Oil traders have spotted a pattern in Donald Trump’s rhetorical behavior regarding the Iran War, the Financial Times reported.
The price U.S. farmers pay for fertilizer has jumped 40 percent because of the Iran War. A third or more of the world’s supplies of ammonia and urea, key ingredients in fertilizer, transit the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran has shut down.
In February, the price of goods shipped into the U.S. rose 1.3 percent from March, the largest one-month gain since March 2022. Prices rose as energy markets anticipated the new Middle East war, Reuters reported.