Kempower’s overhead charging infrastructure supports electrified truck depot for UK food wholesaler
UK food wholesaler Bidfood has begun electrifying its Slough depot with an overhead charging system supplied by DC fast charger manufacturer Kempower. Bidfood operates more than 1,200 trucks in the UK. The company’s Slough depot serves as a distribution hub for Greater London and the Thames Valley. The EV chargingContinue Reading
Mike Rogers Made Bank From Firm Pentagon Using for “Future of Warfare”
Republican Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers made $420,000 as a board member for a consultancy firm that is now helping Elon Musk and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth run “Project Meridian.” Drop Site News reported Monday that Rogers—who is running against Democratic nominee Dr. Abdul El-Sayed—held a position on the MITREContinue Reading
How Many Tesla Superchargers Are There In The US (And Who Can Use Them)?
As electric vehicles have become more common, Tesla has invested in building out its Supercharger stations. Here’s where you can find them…Continue Reading
“Short-Sighted”: Delta CEO Vows To Fight Heathrow’s Move To Split It From Virgin Atlantic
Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian has publicly criticized Heathrow Airport’s decision to move the airline to Terminal 4 in 2028, calling the decision “short-sighted” and “bad for airline consumers.” The criticism comes after a once-in-a-decade review at Europe’s busiest international airport resulted in five airlines being ordered to moveContinue Reading
60% Of Southwest Airlines Flyers Are Now Paying To Upgrade & It Reveals What LCC Loyalty Was Really About
Southwest Airlines has recently embarked on a series of new product, practice, and policy changes in an effort to boost profitability. The reactions were overall mixed, with some new changes being a net positive, while others were more controversial.Continue Reading
China Bets on Renewable Energy to Gain an AI Edge
The country is drawing on its vast wind, solar and battery resources to expand data centers and offer cheaper, more reliable power. By Andrew Liu As demand for artificial intelligence surges worldwide, China is looking to its renewable energy sector for an advantage in the race to build the dataContinue Reading
‘Going hungry’: Garment workers in Bangladesh say wages barely cover needs
Thousands of workers in the world’s second-largest apparel exporter have hit the streets to demand better minimum wages., Dhaka, Bangladesh – Laili Begum can no longer afford to keep her two children in school. There are days when the 37-year-old garment worker struggles to put even one proper meal on theContinue Reading
California’s Bay Area debates data centres ahead of US midterm elections
At least seven Bay Area cities have passed data centre moratoriums, despite the region’s reputation as an AI hub., Oakland, California – Protesters dressed as cardboard robots chanted and danced to a drumbeat as they protested against new data centres outside Oakland City Hall last month. Their concerns largely focused onContinue Reading
‘Red, White & Royal Blue’ Book vs. Movie: What Changed and What’s Next
The Red, White & Royal Blue movie keeps the wedding cake disaster, the secret romance and the election that put Alex Claremont-Diaz and Prince Henry under a spotlight. But several of the book’s biggest relationships change on screen. Alex’s sister June and his political mentor, Senator Rafael Luna, disappear, whileContinue Reading
U.S. military carries out limited strikes on Iran’s Qeshm Island, U.S. officials say
The strikes, which appeared to be limited as opposed to a full return to hostilities, came on the eve of crucial American midterm elections., Read More NBC NewsContinue Reading
Common Themes in the 2026 Midterms
Over the course of this election, we’ve monitored key toss-up congressional races, fact-checking false claims and distortions of the facts on a host of topics. But some issues have loomed larger than others. Before the Election Day polls open, here’s a look at the major midterm themes we’ve written aboutContinue Reading
In Kansas, Both Sides Twist the Facts in Accusations of Protecting Pedophiles
In Kansas’ tight Senate race, ads from Democratic and Republican outside groups are accusing the other party’s candidate of having protected pedophiles. In both cases, the attacks are misleading or unsupported by the evidence. Ads from Democratic groups misleadingly claim Sen. Roger Marshall, the Republican incumbent, helped cover up JeffreyContinue Reading
On the House
One Connecticut child care provider has an innovative fix for a broken system: housing its workers for free., Read MoreContinue Reading