Author: Leslie Stewart

DORAL, Fla. — President Donald Trump on Monday described the Iran war as “short” and “a quick jaunt,” suggesting the 10-day conflict that has roiled the Middle East may be nearing an end.President Trump made the remarks in a speech to House Republicans and donors at his namesake resort outside Miami. Republican lawmakers will meet over the next three days to discuss legislative challenges and campaign strategies ahead of November’s midterm elections, which were upended by the Iran war.”This was just a jaunt into what needed to be done, and we’re very close to finishing it,” Trump said.His appearance before…

Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed herein belong solely to the authors and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news editorials. The energy transition is accelerating. Rooftop solar power generation is expanding. Batteries are rapidly increasing. Electric cars are becoming mainstream. Virtual power plants aggregate distributed resources into grid-enabled portfolios. But underlying this progress lies a structural weakness that few people are talking about. It’s about trying to run a real-time energy system on lagging fiscal rails. summary Energy moves fast, money doesn’t. Participation in decentralized energy and EVs is increasing, but payments are delayed by days or…

Mojtaba Khamenei has been named Iran’s new supreme leader, just over a week after his father, Supreme Leader Khamenei, was killed in a US and Israeli attack.A statement from the Council of Experts (a committee of Shiite clerics responsible for selecting the country’s supreme leader under Iranian law) announced that Mojtaba Khamenei has been elected as the Islamic Republic’s third leader, IRIB state television and Fars, Tasnim and ISNA news agencies reported.President Donald Trump told Axios last week that the choice was “unacceptable” and indicated he wanted to handpick a new supreme leader, a process typically overseen by Iran’s clerics.…

After Anthropic strongly suggested changing Steinberger’s name to avoid legal issues, the project kept its lobster-themed tradition and was eventually named OpenClaw. The software’s popularity has skyrocketed in recent months, with several ClawCon attendees who started using the software in January calling themselves “veterans.”This software acts as a bridge between today’s powerful AI systems, such as Claude and OpenAI’s GPT family of models, and the real-world tasks that people actually want AI systems to perform.After setting up their own OpenClaw agent on a physical computer or through a virtual provider, users can send it a text or WhatsApp message and…

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Economists hoping for a better understanding of the U.S. job market are muting their expectations.The Bureau of Labor Statistics is scheduled to release payroll numbers for February on Friday, and the monthly data is expected to show slow growth, due in part to large-scale strikes in the health care industry.The US job market remains in turmoil. A surprisingly strong report in January gave optimism that hiring was on the rise, but the data also showed that U.S. job growth in 2025 will be much lower than previously thought.”We do not expect the February jobs report to provide much new information…

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BEIJING – China on Thursday announced its lowest growth target in 35 years, as the world’s second-largest economy struggles with domestic challenges and growing uncertainty around the world.Premier Li Qiang, China’s No. 2 bureaucrat, said in a “work report” held at Beijing’s Great Hall of the People during the opening of the National People’s Congress, China’s biggest political event of the year, that China will aim for gross domestic product (GDP) growth of 4.5% to 5% this year, “while actually aiming for improvement.”This figure is the lowest compared to the 5% target achieved last year and is the first formal…