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Much of the world’s gas comes from Hamas headquarters: This war could affect us all

The questions surrounding Qatar arise chiefly from its strong ties to both Hamas and Iran, which serves as Hamas’s major funder and sponsor

Biden sold off nearly half the US oil reserve: Is it ready for a crisis?

Biden tapped the SPR last year when Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sent oil prices soaring. Now Republicans blame him for putting the nation’s energy security at risk

Coca-Cola surprisingly ending most sales of popular beverage line

The beverage giant has decided to mostly walk away from one of its biggest bets in recent years

Elon Musk just requested $100 million from the US government for an ambitious new project & here’s his plan

The company urged Texas state officials to send requests to the federal government on its behalf to encourage the approval of the funding

3 market implications from the Israel-Hamas war

Israel has vowed a massive operation in Gaza, which Hamas controls, and months or even years of urban warfare there are likely to be grueling and ugly

Gas prices soar after reports pipeline leak is “not an accident”

The pipeline, which started to leak over the weekend, runs between Finland and Estonia, across the bay of Finland.

Startup CEO says “the house of the future costs as much as a car” & here’s how the company plans to make it happen

Serendix, which hopes to make housing more affordable, recently combined 3D printing and CNC machining to build a house for the cost of roughly $37,600

California’s “right to repair” bill is now California’s “right to repair” law

Governor Newsom signed the legislation Tuesday, capping a multi-year campaign for its passage

US issues first-ever space junk fine against Dish Network in “breakthrough settlement”

“This is a breakthrough settlement, making very clear the FCC has strong enforcement authority and capability to enforce its vitally important space debris rules"

Green Fail: Lego abandons bricks made of recycled plastic bottles for failure to reduce carbon emissions

Danish toymaker Lego has halted its initiative citing the failure of the prototype to reduce carbon emissions

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