DOJ Moves For Permanent Dismissal Of Charges Against 2 Ex-Cops In Breonna Taylor Case

D.C. Gas Ban Gets Favorable Hearing In Federal Appeals Court Authored by Julianne Geiger via OilPrice.com, A federal appeals panel appeared inclined Tuesday to let Washington, D.C.'s restrictions on natural gas in certain new buildings stand. The case turns on the Energy Policy and Conservation Act, or EPCA, which gives the Department of Energy authority to set efficiency and energy-use standards for appliances including furnaces, water heaters, dryers and stoves. Industry groups argue that D.C. cannot accomplish through a building code what federal law prevents it from doing directly to an appliance. The...

President Donald Trump threatened to bomb Iran’s Kharg Island a second time, even if there are no military objectives. Central Command (CENTCOM) said US forces struck 90 Iranian military targets on the landmass in the Persian Gulf.  “Moments ago, at my direction, the United States Central Command executed one of the most powerful bombing raids […]

Anthropic Says Q3 Revenue Jumped To $16.8 Billion And Turned "Adjusted" Profitable... But Run-Rate Math Shows Growth Hitting The Brakes We got the number. As we previewed this morning, the entire AI complex (if not the entire market) spent Wednesday waiting with bated breath for one data point out of Anthropic's closed-door pre-IPO investor day in San Francisco. Shortly after the close, the FT delivered: Anthropic told investors its third-quarter revenue had jumped to $16.8 billion, "almost 50 per cent" above the $11.5 billion recorded in the second quarter, and that...