New drilling technology was enabling geothermal energy to scale rapidly alongside solar and wind power
Month: May 2026
Chicago Office Tower to Be Sold at 90 Percent Discount from 2014 Purchase Price Highlighting Market Collapse
A major Chicago developer was poised to buy a nearly empty office tower at a fraction of its original sale price
Logan County Illinois Passes 12-Month Data Center Moratorium After Months of Debate
Local authorities in Logan County halted new data centre developments for a year following community concerns
May University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Hits Record Low Amid Iran War Economic Fears
The University of Michigan’s consumer confidence index fell to its lowest-ever reading for May
OpenAI Top Lobbyist Pursues Reverse Federalism Strategy Pushing Blue States to Pass AI Safety Laws
OpenAI’s policy team was lobbying blue states to enact AI safety legislation to create a de facto national standard
Trump Postpones AI Executive Order After Leading AI Executives Had Already Been Briefed
The White House delayed the signing of a major artificial intelligence executive order saying Trump had concerns about aspects of it
University of Chicago Eliminates Tuition for Middle-Class Students in Major Affordability Move
One of America’s elite universities announced it would provide free tuition for students from middle-income families
Sensex Up 232 Points Nifty Ends at 23719 as Bank Stocks Shine on Iran Talk Optimism
India’s equity benchmarks rallied on Friday led by banking stocks as cautious optimism about peace talks in the Middle East supported sentiment
Trump Approval Rating Cratering as Tariff Costs Hit Each American Household by Roughly 1000 Dollars
A report found Trump’s poll numbers dropping as tariffs imposed real financial costs on ordinary Americans
Meta Settles Social Media Addiction Case Brought by Rural Kentucky School District
Meta agreed to settle a lawsuit brought by a Kentucky school district alleging its platforms caused addiction in students