Beyond Lithium: New Battery Tech Starts to Break Through

As EV sales boom and grids seek more energy storage, researchers are racing to develop batteries that are cheaper, more powerful, and less reliant on hard-to-source materials. Lithium-ion still dominates, but sodium-ion and solid-state technologies are moving from lab to market.

In the end, Kushner might bring Albanians closer to the EU

The largest anti-establishment movement in Albania’s post-Communist history has swept through the country, just as the Council of the EU praised the A

Europeans are discovering a culture of welcome in the USA

“Hercules, ” chants a Waffle House server to a Swedish tourist in the United States as he takes on 15 waffles. Soon, the whole diner is chanting along

Why Would Anyone Trust Ex-CIA Agents in Elected Office?

Abigail Spanberger and Elissa Slotkin are both former CIA officers. As a democracy, we shouldn’t trust elected officials who were spies.

The Global Energy Map Is Being Redrawn in Real Time

Confidence in the Strait of Hormuz has been shattered. Trust is now among the most important commodities in the energy world.

Marco Rubio Burned Down the House to Fix a Sink

The secretary of state must be seen as the chief architect of the Trump administration’s assault on the rules-based order.

“Hobbled Out of the Gate”: Platner Allegations Set Off Scramble to Find a New Maine Senate Nominee

Amid Graham Platner’s swift downfall, most paths to selecting a replacement Democratic Senate nominee look poisoned.

Confronting Russia’s Shadow Fleet in Broad Daylight

The Kremlin is claiming and arming its smuggling fleet. European governments need to respond.