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Italy's government wants to restrict solar panels on agricultural land, as energy companies say this will drive up electricity costs.

Italy curbs solar panels on agricultural land, some warn it may raise power costs

In Italy, where food is deeply intertwined with the nation’s cultural identity, a new government proposal may require Italians to pay more on their energy bills in order to support the farms that make the nation’s world-renowned culinary scene possible. Rome is attempting to place restrictions on the installation of solar panels in areas designated…

Forget rate cuts: Former Kansas City Fed President Thomas Hoenig told SAN the Fed's current rate isn't restrictive enough to fight inflation.

Fmr. Fed president: If the Fed wants 2% inflation, they have to raise rates

At the start of the year, markets anticipated the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates six times in 2024. Five months into the year, even a single interest rate cut is questionable as inflation stays stubbornly above 3%. Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Neel Kashkari said on May 7 the Fed may need to hold…

Tensions rise as France considers sending troops to Ukraine, while Russia warns that Ukraine's new F-16 jets pose a nuclear threat.

Russia labels Ukraine’s F-16 jets nuclear threat, warns against French involvement

Tensions are mounting as French President Emmanuel Macron suggested to The Economist that he might send troops to Ukraine if Russia breaks through the front lines. Macron warned that a Russian victory could prompt further aggression in Europe. In response, Russia has stated that any French soldiers deployed would be considered legitimate targets. Amid these…

A new poll from the Associated Press shows that most Americans' don't trust news outlets to report accurate information on Election Day.

Poll: Most Americans ‘very’ concerned over media’s election night coverage

For the media, Election Day is one of the most popular days for reporting. News outlets often plan for it months, even years, in advance. However, a new Associated Press poll found most Americans don’t trust the media to do its job properly on its biggest night of the year. The poll shows that 53%…

The Biden administration has paused ammunition shipments to Israel, despite Congress' bipartisan aid package, prompting Republican inquiries.

Republicans demand answers after Biden admin halts Israel bomb shipments

The Biden administration confirmed it paused shipments of ammunition to Israel amid fears of a potential ground invasion near the Gaza border city of Rafah. Republicans demanded answers following this development. Last month, Congress passed a $95 billion foreign aid package for Israel and Ukraine. The package allocated $15 billion for the Israeli military. According…

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claims that a parasitic worm ate part of his brain and then died back in 2010.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says a worm ate part of his brain then died

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. revealed in a 2012 deposition — as part of his divorce proceedings from his second wife — that he had experienced a parasitic worm eating part of his brain. The finding was first reported by the New York Times on Wednesday, May 8. Kennedy said that it occurred…

OpenAI — publisher of People magazine — partnered with Dotdash Meredith to enhance ChatGPT and develop new AI products for its readers.

OpenAI partners with publisher of People magazine

OpenAI has partnered with Dotdash Meredith, the publisher of People magazine, to enhance its ChatGPT system. Dotdash Meredith said the collaboration will incorporate “trusted content” from the company’s array of brands — including “Better Homes & Gardens,” “Food & Wine” and “InStyle” — providing ChatGPT with access to recipes, health information, entertainment coverage and product…

Russian missiles and drones damaged three Ukrainian power plants and other infrastructure, injuring three and straining the energy system in a seven-hour attack.

Russian airstrikes damage Ukrainian energy facilities

Russian airstrikes hit nearly a dozen Ukrainian infrastructure sites early Wednesday, May 8, damaging three Soviet-era thermal power plants. Ukrainian officials reported that the strikes injured three people and impacted energy facilities, homes and public transportation across several regions. “The world slept through the revival of Nazism — at 5 a.m. on February 24, 2022,” Ukrainian…

The U.S. pauses shipment of bombs to Israel amid concerns over an invasion in Rafah. The Morning Rundown™

US pauses shipment of bombs to Israel amid concerns over Rafah operation

The U.S. paused a shipment of bombs to Israel amid concerns over an invasion in Rafah. Stormy Daniels testifies in the criminal trial of former President Donald Trump, prompting a bid for a mistrial by his legal team. These stories and more highlight The Morning Rundown for Wednesday, May 8, 2024. US pauses shipment of…

New upgrades to the Sikorsky CH-53-K King Stallion helicopter make it one of the most versatile tools available to the U.S. military.

Sikorsky’s King Stallion gives USMC added muscle: Weapon of the week

The Sikorsky CH-53-K King Stallion helicopter upgrade is already living up to the hype as one of the most versatile tools available to the U.S. military. New video shows the helicopter refueling in mid-air while carrying an F-35 jet. That new skill is just the beginning for this weapon of the week. The U.S. Marine…

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