The company has booked thousands of orders for its electric Semi. But without enough high-powered megawatt chargers, it may deliver only about 250 this year.

The company has booked thousands of orders for its electric Semi. But without enough megawatt chargers, it may deliver only about 250 this year.

Climate Week Edition: This week’s newsletter also looks at using star power to raise funds for nature and whether Amazon can curb its rising carbon footprint.

The new LFP battery charges from 10 to 70% in 4.5 minutes at just 65˚C.

Meta’s viral new AI agent Muse’s number one use case is helping people recover money lying around in old, forgotten accounts, which would be hard to find manually.

A class of peptides that are meant to stimulate human growth hormone has been linked with a spat of severe allergic reactions and anaphylactic shock-like symptoms.

A California man accidentally hit and killed his 6-year-old son while backing a Tesla Cybertruck out of the family’s driveway near Temecula, according to police reports.

Alice Walton talks about why she's funding a major new Arkansas hospital in this week's Forbes innovationRx newsletter.

The Solar for All program was intended to provide dozens of grants for clean energy programs in underserved communities. The Trump-appointed judge said the program’s termination was unlawful.

Anthropic, DeepSeek and Moonshot AI agents carried out a wide-ranging cyberattack, obtaining 600,000+ credit card numbers in just a few days. It’s a worrying new milestone in cybercrime.

Waabi said it completed the first fully autonomous truck run without the system previously practicing the 300-mile drive in simulation or relying on new real-world data.

ProPublica revealed how a rushed effort to arm Ukraine with artillery shells wasted half a billion dollars in taxpayer funding. Here are the biggest takeaways from that reporting.

This week’s Current Climate newsletter also looks at the economics of Tesla’s Cybercab and Mazama Energy's CEO on the benefits of super-hot-rock geothermal energy

The president’s announcement on Sunday echoed his justification for the White House ballroom: that the project was necessary for national security.

How artificial intelligence is already making community decisions in marginalized neighborhoods.

The president again rejected calls to try to regulate the industry, even as some of its leaders are speaking more openly about the risks of rapidly developing artificial intelligence.

This week’s Current Climate newsletter also looks at the threats to pregnancy from a changing climate and Corning’s plans to turbocharge solar power.

The US Environmental Protection Agency is expected to formally rescind carbon pollution standards for fossil fuel-fired power plants as soon as Monday, according to people familiar with the matter.

The oligarch, Umar Kremlev, spent hundreds of thousands on expenses like renting out a private island. He appears to have met Trump Jr. only recently, but he attended the intimate wedding with a large...

Carl Sbarounis was flying his plane over the ocean, scouting for fish as a commercial fisherman, when a friend called him with news of a rare sighting: A giant whale shark cruising through the blue Pa...

Advances in autonomous agents and bitter rivalry between Anthropic and OpenAI have pushed once-fringe fears into the mainstream

Lutnick is worth an estimated $7.3 billion.

Apple alleges Meta is refusing to provide documentation in the DOJ’s iPhone monopoly suit, despite being a key player in helping the Justice Department put together its case in the first place.

The so-called “Trump Dividend”—a possibly illegal form of voter coersion—is the fourth time the president has suggested giving checks directly to Americans, but not a single one has ever been issued.

Richard W. Painter, a former chief White House ethics lawyer, said Trump’s $45,000 gifts to Natalie Harp and other employees are a “classic case of supplementation of government salary,” which he argued violates federal law.

Crypto sales to supporters and cozy deals with Middle Eastern monarchs have poured more than $1 billion into the president’s pockets. A previously unreported $5.7 million mortgage payment is a clue to...

The Associated Press says it will continue to refer to Lake Ontario by its original name, and not Lake America. It says that as a global news agency, it must ensure place names are easily recognizable...

We took five rides in Tesla's new Cybercab in Austin to see how the robotaxi works, what it costs, how it rides, and where it presently falls short.

A new sign at Arlington National Cemetery omits wording that said the 32-foot bronze statue “mythologized” the Confederacy and gave “sanitized” depictions of slavery.

At his private golf clubs, the president barrels through foursomes, knocks away putts, and generally has the time of his life—with the government picking up the Secret Service’s hot-dog tab.

The Trump administration has not stated publicly how much the arch might cost.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is probing Tesla’s safety procedures a day after it launched a ride service in Austin using the new model.

Its data centers will be the main customers for a grid-connected solar and battery plant that blends lithium packs for short-term use with 10-hour zinc modules.

Jeremy Konyndyk, who ran the US Agency for International Development (USAID) to the 2015 Nepal Earthquake, has criticised the government for closing climate and disaster-focused programmes in the Hima...

The court will hear oral arguments as part of a dispute over whether fossil fuel companies can be held liable for their role in exacerbating climate change.

A candidate running to represent North Carolina’s eastern counties in Congress faces a $2,589 fine after betting on her own campaign.

The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 against the historic preservationists who sought to block the project.

Teaming up to buy solar can get residents deep discounts. Virginia is the first to try a statewide campaign as utility bills rise and data centers stress…

This week’s Current Climate newsletter also looks at how human-caused climate change is making El Niño stronger and growing demand for community solar projects