Graphite mines in the U.S., closed since the 1950s, are getting a second life. Driven by battery demand and trade tensions with China, companies like Titan Mining are racing to tap domestic deposits of this critical mineral.
Researchers have developed a powerful new adhesive from used cooking oil that rivals petroleum-based plastics. The glue is so strong it can tow a mid-size sedan and outperforms commercial epoxy in tests.
US stocks edged toward a fresh record in thin holiday trading, fueled by gains in Nvidia and precious metals. Optimism for a year-end “Santa Claus Rally” persists, even as the focus shifts to whether companies can deliver on AI promises in 2026.
A tech journalist with years on Windows gave the M3 MacBook Air a real shot. The performance and battery were stellar, but macOS’s quirks in window management, file handling, and general workflow drove him back to a Microsoft Surface Laptop 7. Sometimes, the grass isn’t greener.
According to a report, Samsung is likely selling its futuristic Galaxy Z TriFold at a loss or razor-thin margins. The company has limited its launch to just six markets and has sold only a few thousand units so far, treating it more as a proof-of-concept than a real product.
In a major escalation, the U.S. FCC has banned imports of new models of foreign-made drones, directly targeting China’s DJI and Autel. The move follows a 2024 congressional order and a White House security review, but existing drones are unaffected.
The FCC has officially added drones to its national security “Covered List,” blocking the sale of any new, unapproved models from companies like DJI. While existing drones are grandfathered in, the move cuts off the US from the world’s leading drone maker and its latest tech. The fallout will reshap
The FCC has officially banned new foreign-made drones and components from entering the US market, citing national security risks. While existing drones are safe, the move reshapes the competitive landscape and puts pressure on domestic manufacturers.
Armstrong World Industries has launched the DynaMax LT, a structural aluminum ceiling system for data centers. It’s designed to handle heavy cable trays and equipment while improving airflow and temperature management. The system comes with a 30-year warranty and full design support.
Meta is testing a policy that would limit Facebook business accounts to just two free links in posts per month. To send more, they’d need a $14.99 Meta Verified subscription. Experts see this as a clear move to monetize organic reach.
