US government to auction 600 million tonnes of coal: Who will buy? Climate concerns also loom

US authorities are auctioning 600 million tonnes of coal from federal lands, expedited by a Trump executive order, despite many power stations planning to cease coal use within a decade. While the administration cites rising electricity demand, declining market forecasts and low valuations from key buyers like NTEC raise questions about the actual demand for…

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Denver Nuggets vs Minnesota Timberwolves Preseason Game 1: Prediction, Odds, Spread, Moneyline, Best Prob Bets, and Betting Breakdown

The highly anticipated Nuggets vs. Timberwolves game sees Denver as slight favorites, but Minnesota’s dominant head-to-head record and recent form suggest they could cover the spread or even upset. Key players like Anthony Edwards and Nikola Jokic are expected to shine in this high-scoring affair, with betting trends favoring the Timberwolves +3 and the total…

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Ron DeSantis and Casey DeSantis join backlash as conservatives slam Bad Bunny chosen for Super Bowl halftime

Casey DeSantis sparked debate by asking “Who is Bad Bunny?” after his Super Bowl LX halftime announcement, joining conservatives upset about his Spanish music and past political views. Ron DeSantis subtly suggested Metallica, while Danica Patrick worried about unity. Bad Bunny, however, celebrated the moment as a victory for his community.

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Who is Sanae Takaichi? Former heavy metal drummer set to be Japan’s 1st woman Prime Minister

Sanae Takaichi has become Japan’s LDP leader. She is positioned to be Japan’s first female prime minister. Takaichi was born in 1961 and became an MP in 1993. She has been LDP president since 2025. Her politics combine ultranationalism and social conservatism. She opposes same-sex marriage and separate surnames. Takaichi supports public spending for the…

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SSC allows candidates to view, store and review question papers with responses and correct answers

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has introduced reforms allowing candidates to view, store and review their question papers along with responses and correct answers. The challenge fee has been reduced to $50 per question, and a toll-free helpline plus online grievance portal have been launched. Equi-percentile normalisation ensures fair results across shifts. These changes apply…

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