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IEA TRIMS U.S. RENEWABLES OUTLOOK AS FEDERAL POLICIES SHIFT; GLOBAL SOLAR STILL SURGES

Forecast changes, bottlenecks, and where growth moves next The International Energy Agency (IEA) cut its outlook for U.S. renewable-capacity additions

GAZA TALKS ENTER DAY THREE IN EGYPT AS MEDIATORS TEST PATH TO FULL CEASE-FIRE

Where negotiations stand, and the toughest issues on the table Talks aimed at ending the Gaza war moved into a

OCTOBER PRIME DAY 2025: THE TECH DEALS THAT ARE ACTUALLY WORTH YOUR MONEY

How to separate real discounts from hype—and where the best value is right now Amazon’s October “Prime Big Deal Days”

PRIME DAY, AGAIN: WIRED’S BIG LIST SHOWS HOW TO SHOP SMART AND SKIP THE DUDS

What’s new in this round, where prices really moved, and where to hold off WIRED’s editors compiled hundreds of vetted

TIMOTHÉE CHALAMET TEASES ‘MARTY SUPREME’ AFTER NYFF PREMIERE, KEEPING PLOT UNDER WRAPS

A cryptic clip, shaved-head reveal chatter, and early festival buzz Timothée Chalamet shared a moody promo for “Marty Supreme” following

OIL RISES AS OPEC+ SIGNALS RESTRAINT; TRADERS EYE COMPLIANCE AND U.S. STOCKS

Smaller-than-feared hike, macro currents, and why the dollar matters Crude futures edged up after OPEC+ moved to limit next month’s

AMAZON’S OCTOBER PRIME DAY: THE BIG TECH DEALS THAT ACTUALLY SAVE YOU MONEY

Price reality checks, category standouts, and how to dodge fake discounts Amazon’s October sale has entered the late surge with

CHINA SLAMS TAIWAN PRESIDENT AFTER INTERVIEW PRAISING TRUMP

Pre–National Day rhetoric, Lai’s Nobel remark, and Beijing’s warning China condemned Taiwan President Lai Ching-te after he praised former U.S.

Safe Oxygen for All: Strong Call at Bangladesh Oxygen Summit

To ensure that every person in Bangladesh can access oxygen safely and efficiently for medical treatment, the “Bangladesh Oxygen Summit 2025” held

ORLD BANK LIFTS CHINA 2025 GROWTH OUTLOOK TO 4.8%, WARNS OF 2026 SLOWDOWN

Upgrade for 2025, caution for next year The World Bank raised China’s 2025 GDP forecast to 4.8% from 4.0%, citing