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Windrose’s 729 kWh battery truck costs half of Daimler’s and already has 6,400 orders—but just 13 exist so far. The loophole it’s using to enter U.S. roads may surprise you.

After a two-year hiatus, the Bering Sea snow crab fishery resumes with a 4.72 million pound quota—discover how this impacts Alaska's fishing communities.​

Over 563,000 appointments booked in the first week as NHS launches spring COVID-19 booster campaign for vulnerable groups.

She gave birth to a 4lb baby after a womb transplant from her sister—click to see how fast it happened, the IVF twist, and why this could change options for 15,000 UK

Asia-Pacific drove 60% of global growth in 2024, but new UN data shows climate disasters could erase up to 11% of GDP in some countries—see which 11 nations face the highest projected

Tesla Cybertruck resale plunges 55% as 2,400 unsold units worth $200M sit idle. Trade-in refusals and recalls worsen the backlash—but one stat in the full story explains the real crash no one

An electric Corvette concept with powered wing doors and a 1033mm profile breaks cover at GM’s UK studio—but what does 'Apex Vision' mean, and why does it matter to the future of

Buffel grass creates five times more fuel than native grasses, intensifying bushfires, damaging sacred sites, and dividing leaders over its future—will science or politics win?

Starting June 29, MTA's $34M Queens bus overhaul introduces 124 routes. Check if your commute is impacted by these major changes.​

TfL bans all non-folding e-bikes after 401 fire incidents and a deadly platform explosion—see what’s still allowed, who’s pushing back, and what sparked this strict new rule.