A group of sodium-ion (Na-ion) battery-focused companies have launched a new industry coalition, the American Battery Leadership Coalition (ABLC).
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California authorities have filed felony grand theft and forgery charges against former United Firefighters of Los Angeles City Secretary Adam Walker, accusing him of taking nearly $83,000 from a firefighters’ nonprofit foundation and
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Pennsylvania gambling regulators have stripped gambling privileges from 18 people, including four adults accused of leaving children unattended at casino properties while they gambled. The action was approved by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control
Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman has opened a new front in the fight over online wagering, filing lawsuits against prediction market operators Kalshi and Polymarket as well as sweepstakes casino company VGW. The
A new study from Northern Arizona University (NAU) suggests that a major global greenhouse gas emissions database may be significantly undercounting carbon dioxide emissions from vehicles in cities. According to the researchers, the
Relativity Space—a rocket maker acquired by former Google executive chair Eric Schmidt last year after stumbling on the path to orbit—might just beat SpaceX to Mars. On Tuesday, NASA said it hired the
The government of French Polynesia announced it is expanding the extent of ocean where extractive industries like seabed mining and industrial fishing will not be allowed. With this move, 30% of French Polynesia’s
