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Spiral, source and sink traveling brain waves track what people remember, a geometry most brain interfaces still treat as noise.
Manchester refused a Ryanair diversion its own rules required, sending FR3418 to Edinburgh and back on a fuel mayday with 363 kg left.
A PUC study says PJM hits its 2030 reliability rule only with no new data centers, even as Pennsylvania still permits campuses that bring new power.
Valve’s Steam Frame is a $1,059 standalone VR kit that still leans on a PC stream, a short battery, and a thin verified game list.
Patch 3.0 makes Warcraft 3 Reforged always-online and kills LAN, leaving the new campaign and 24-unit cap stuck on Battle.net.
Some Republicans now back lifting the Social Security payroll tax cap, a move that would still leave a third of the shortfall and crowd out later...
Impact Bridge is betting baker Airos and cereal maker Esgir can reach €60 million by rolling up a fragmented gluten-free market.
Adobe’s 13% Q3 and 9.26 forward P/E undercut the case that Salesforce is the better 2026 software buy on Agentforce alone.
Bulkhead’s Wardogs sold 1.5 million copies in Steam early access after warning people off, while Valheim 1.0 and a crowded indie slate landed around it.
Senate Democrats want harder vertical integration standards in the CLARITY Act, even though the bill already lets the CFTC police those conflicts without breakups.
Treasury tripled a long-end buyback to $6 billion, above Scott Bessent's $4 billion floor, and the 10-year still rose to 4.836% as oil topped $100.
