US, Qatar intensify pressure on EU over climate rules

The two countries sent a letter urging the EU to water down the bloc’s climate rules, arguing they pose an 'existential threat' to the region’s industrial competitiveness.

Navigating Regulatory Waves: Pathways Toward Policy Innovation

China’s two economy problem

China is moving fast and slow at the same time, making the current spat with the US a sideshow to the real issue.

They’ve Never Been Arrested. Why Does the FBI List Thousands of Service Members as Likely Criminals?

This article first appeared on The War Horse, an award-winning nonprofit news organization educating the public on military service. Subscribe to their newsletter. Denise Rosales has never been arrested. She’s never been handcuffed. She’s never spent a night behind bars, never stood before a judge to profess her innocence. And yet, if you perform a […]

Senators watch the weird New Hampshire Republican primary

Senate Majority Leader John Thune told Semafor he’s still assessing which primary hopeful is 'in the best position to win.'

Trump unveils new sanctions on Russia's energy giants

The sanctions on Russian firms Rosneft and Lukoil sent global oil prices more than 5% higher Thursday.

European firms plan merger to rival Starlink

Airbus, Leonardo, and Thales’s “Project Bromo” will launch from 2027, Reuters reported.

Tesla reports sales up, but profits down

US consumers raced to buy EVs before tax credits ended on Sept. 30, meaning Tesla sold an unprecedented 497,099 units worldwide.

Chinese Communist Party meeting concludes as Beijing faces challenges

Though investors remain bullish on Chinese stocks, analysts are awaiting a readout of the meeting to see where Beijing’s economic priorities lie.