Maryland Pushes PJM Power Market Reform
Data Centers Face Growing Scrutiny Maryland Governor Wes Moore is calling for reforms to PJM Interconnection, the largest electricity market in the United States, as rising power demand from data centers puts
EU Says Airlines Must Pay For Fuel Cancellations
Passenger Rights Stay In Force Airlines that cancel flights this summer because of jet fuel shortages or high fuel prices will still have to compensate passengers under European law, according to EU
Oakland Airport Keeps San Francisco Name
A Bay Area Airport Dispute Ends San Francisco has settled a two year legal dispute with Oakland over the naming of Oakland’s airport, ending a trademark fight that reflected both commercial competition
Canada Faces Prolonged Trade War with U.S., Says Trudeau
Canada will remain in a trade war with the United States for the foreseeable future, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Thursday, just hours before U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent publicly criticized
EU Plans Measures to Boost EV Demand and Battery Production
The European Commission is set to unveil new measures next week aimed at stimulating demand for electric vehicles (EVs) in the European Union while introducing local content requirements for car battery production,
Record Egg Prices: Bird Flu or Corporate Greed?
Egg prices have soared to record highs, reaching an average of $4.95 per dozen this month, leading to accusations of price gouging and calls for a government investigation. While egg producers attribute
EU Eases Sustainability Rules, Sparking Climate Concerns
The European Commission has announced plans to scale back its flagship sustainability reporting rules, a move that critics warn could hinder investors’ ability to support the bloc’s climate goals. The changes aim
Delta Air Lines Offers $30,000 Compensation After Crash-Landing
Delta Air Lines (DAL) announced that it would pay each passenger onboard the Minneapolis-to-Toronto flight that crash-landed $30,000 with no strings attached, following the incident on February 17. Compensation Details and Legal
Delta Flight Crashes at Toronto Airport, All Aboard Survive
A Delta Air Lines flight from Minneapolis crashed while attempting to land at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Monday, flipping upside down and catching fire on the runway. Despite the severity of
Taiwan Strengthens U.S. Ties Amid Chip Industry Debate
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te reaffirmed the island’s commitment to strengthening economic and defense cooperation with the United States, addressing concerns raised by former U.S. President Donald Trump over the semiconductor industry. Lai
Russian Missile Strike on Kyiv Kills One, Injures Four
Deadly Missile Strike Shakes Ukrainian Capital A Russian missile attack on Kyiv in the early hours of Wednesday killed at least one person and injured four others, marking one of the most
France Unveils €109B AI Investment to Compete Globally
French President Emmanuel Macron announced a €109 billion AI investment plan ahead of the AI Action Summit in Paris, as Europe races to compete with the U.S. and China in the fast-growing
State of Emergency Declared in Santorini After Strong Quake
A state of emergency has been declared in Santorini after the strongest earthquake in days of near-constant tremors shook the Greek island, prompting thousands to flee. 5.2-Magnitude Quake Rocks Santorini A 5.2-magnitude