U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $33.79 Million Inflows as Momentum Fades

U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded approximately $33.79 million in net inflows during the week ending July 24. While marking a third week of positive flows, momentum slowed significantly amid heavy end-of-week outflows and a broader tech sector pullback. The institutional appetite for cryptocurrency investment products experienced a notable cooling period as July drew toward … Read more

DeepSeek Developing In-House Inference Chip to Reduce Hardware Reliance

Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek is developing an in-house inference chip to reduce reliance on Nvidia and Huawei hardware, according to reports emerging in July. The move coincides with DeepSeek releasing its V4 model adapted for Huawei Ascend chips amid shifting trade restrictions. DeepSeek Developing an In-House Inference Chip The race for artificial intelligence infrastructure … Read more

New ACC/AHA Guidelines Expand Statin Eligibility for 21.5 Million US Adults

Updated cholesterol guidelines issued by major medical societies lower risk thresholds and expand statin eligibility to an estimated 21.5 million additional U.S. adults. The updated framework introduces the PREVENT risk calculator and shifts the focus toward cardiovascular prevention starting at age 30. Millions more Americans are now considered candidates for cholesterol-lowering medication following a sweeping … Read more

Meta Expands Louisiana AI Campus to $50 Billion and 5 Gigawatts

Richland Parish, Meta data Center

Meta has dramatically expanded its Hyperion artificial intelligence campus in Richland Parish, Louisiana, scaling the project to a $50 billion investment and 5 gigawatts of power. Governor Jeff Landry announced the massive growth, which brings thousands of temporary construction workers and record-breaking sales tax revenues to northeast Louisiana. Meta is pushing the boundaries of digital … Read more

FIFA President Gianni Infantino Defends 2026 World Cup Amid Criticism

One week after the conclusion of the 2026 tournament, which ended with Spain defeating Argentina in the final, the leadership of world football’s governing body pushed back against mounting global criticism. FIFA president Gianni Infantino used a 15-page digital publication shared across his Instagram account and the official FIFA website to address his detractors, accusing … Read more

Slovenia Fuel Prices Drop for Gasoline and Diesel Starting Tuesday

Regulated retail fuel prices across Slovenia are set to decrease from Tuesday, July 28, through Monday, August 3, 2026, following recent market trends and continued government tax exemptions designed to cushion pump prices for consumers. New Regulated Fuel Prices Across Slovenia Motorists and households across Slovenia will see lower prices at the pump beginning Tuesday, … Read more

Bodo zaposleni na ministrstvu odgovorni za napake v postopkih

Employees at Slovenia’s Ministry of Education, Science and Training have received a mandatory employment annex attempting to shift legal liability for administrative errors entirely onto staff. The controversial document, issued under Minister Borut Rončević, comes amid widespread staff tension over plans to relocate the entire ministry to Novo mesto. A freshly issued administrative directive within … Read more

Celje Police Intercept Four Drunk Drivers Including River Crash and Wrong-Way Driver

Police on the Celje Police Administration territory intercepted four highly intoxicated drivers over a recent weekend, including a motorist traveling nearly four times the legal blood alcohol limit in Solčava and a driver who crashed into the Mislinja River. Law enforcement personnel intervened in several severe traffic incidents driven by extreme alcohol consumption, ranging from … Read more

London Rail Disruption as Trackside Fires and Station Closures Hit Network

Two Southeastern trains stopped at platforms at Charing Cross station. The station building is in the background with the

London commuters face severe transport disruption as a wave of trackside fires hits key rail routes and multi-week engineering closures shut major central stations like Charing Cross and Waterloo East amid soaring mid-summer temperatures. London’s public transport network is grappling with a severe combination of planned major engineering works and unexpected trackside fires, leaving commuters … Read more