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Why Democrats need to get over their shutdown crackup — and fast
The party has a chance as soon as next month to exploit Republican divisions on its No. 1 issue. But that will require an end to the current fury.
Markets gain on hopes of US shutdown ending
US lawmakers on Monday inched closer to reopening the government, as the White House backed a deal that advanced in the Senate.
World’s biggest electric ship charges up
The Australian-built battery-electric ship will “test the limits of maritime electrification,” IEEE Spectrum wrote.
The 18th-century painter who prophesied moral dilemmas over progress
The National Gallery of London is hosting the first major exhibition of Joseph Wright, who explored moral quandaries at the dawn of the industrial age.
Grid bottlenecks hamper Indian renewables growth
The country wants to reach 500 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity by 2030.
US data centers sit dark as electrification lags
An energy company estimates large data centers could take up to seven years to come online.
Trump fights gloomy economic sentiment
The White House finds itself combatting a public narrative that blames the president for rising costs.
Nord Stream investigation threatens to fracture Europe’s support for Kyiv
An investigation into the alleged Nord Stream saboteurs is threatening to fracture Europe’s support for Ukraine.