The EU's recent adjustments to its car emissions rules have sparked debates. The original plan was to ban new gas-powered cars by 2035. But now, the EU is allowing some flexibility. Instead of a full ban, automakers must cut emissions by 90% compared to 2021 levels. This means a few gas-powered cars
In 2025, WhiteBIT made some serious moves. They didn't just sit around. They grew big time. They entered new markets. They made new friends. And they improved their platform. It was a busy year. But what does it all mean? First, let's talk about where they went. WhiteBIT popped up in places like Au
New tech in hospitals is changing the game for moms and babies during C-sections. Imagine a world where nurses use computers to give extra care to moms having C-sections. This isn't just about medicine; it's about talking, listening, and supporting. Nurses are now using special computer programs to
Ohio University made a big move on Wednesday. They fired coach Brian Smith. They said he did something wrong. Something that made the university look bad. But Smith isn't taking this sitting down. Smith's lawyer, Rex Elliott, sent an email. He said Smith is not happy. He said the university got it
Google's latest Android 16 beta for Pixel phones introduces a familiar feature to those who have used Samsung devices. The update allows users to switch the three-button navigation layout to match Samsung's preferred order. This change might seem small, but it's a big deal for users who have grown a
The Miami Dolphins have decided to make a big change for their quarterback position. They are putting Tua Tagovailoa on the bench and giving rookie Quinn Ewers a chance to start in the next game. This move comes after Tua's performance against the Pittsburgh Steelers was not up to par. The team's he
BP is shaking things up with a new boss. Meg O'Neill, who's been running Woodside Energy in Australia, is stepping into the big chair. This makes her the first woman to lead a major oil company worldwide. The change comes fast. Murray Auchincloss, the current CEO, is leaving after less than two yea
A man lost his life when a tree crashed into his home during a fierce windstorm that swept through the Inland Northwest. The storm, which peaked early Wednesday morning, left over 70, 000 people without electricity, causing widespread disruptions. The storm's intensity was staggering, with wind gus
Delta Air Lines is saying goodbye to a key leader. Glen Hauenstein, Delta's president, is retiring. His last day is February 28. He has been with Delta for a long time. During his time there, he helped Delta grow into a top global airline. Joe Esposito will take over Hauenstein's role. He will be t
The Senate recently approved a massive defense spending bill, totaling $901 billion. This bill not only boosts military budgets but also puts pressure on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to share video footage of strikes on alleged drug boats near Venezuela. The bill, which includes a 3. 8% pay raise
