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While electric vehicles became more affordable across the globe in 2025, the U.S. moved backward as policy changes eliminated incentives and kept out low-cost options. One in four cars sold worldwide is now electric, but America's EV adoption remains stuck at just 10%.
NASA just tested an electric propulsion engine that shattered U.S. power records and could cut fuel use by 90 percent on future Mars missions. The breakthrough brings crewed trips to the Red Planet closer to reality.
Solar energy just became America's fastest-growing power source, jumping to nearly 9% of all electricity in 2025. Renewables now generate more power than coal or nuclear, proving clean energy isn't just the future—it's happening right now.
Toyota just announced it will produce its first electric vehicle in America, creating thousands of jobs in Kentucky and North Carolina. The move marks a major milestone for U.S. manufacturing and clean energy.
For the first time ever, the sun now generates more electricity for Americans than coal does. This historic shift happened in April, when solar reached 12.8% of U.S. energy production while coal dropped to just 12.2%.
America's largest companies are racing to electrify their delivery fleets, with Amazon already running 100,000 electric vans in cities nationwide. A $5 billion federal charging network and corporate sustainability goals are making electric commercial trucks a reality.
America just generated more electricity than ever before, powering a booming digital economy and growing industries. The 2.8% jump marks the biggest shift in two decades, driven by data centers and manufacturing expansion.
Japan just announced $73 billion in new investments to build cutting-edge nuclear plants and natural gas facilities across four American states. The funding marks the second wave of a historic $550 billion commitment strengthening energy infrastructure and U.S.-Japan ties.
Stellantis just opened orders for the adorable Fiat Topolino, a tiny electric vehicle starting at under $15,000 that's bringing affordable, eco-friendly transportation to American neighborhoods. The pint-sized EV might look like a toy, but it's a real solution for short trips and urban living.
Fiat just launched the Topolino, a tiny electric vehicle that costs under $15,000 and can travel 46 miles on a single charge. The pint-sized EV will become street-legal later this year with a free conversion kit.
When a fisherman suffered critical injuries 680 miles off Mexico's coast, U.S. Air Force pararescuemen jumped from a plane into the open ocean to save his life. The daring rescue showcased how American and Mexican forces work together to protect lives across shared waters.
After a massive 10-day search across Morocco's coastline, U.S. and Moroccan forces recovered two missing American soldiers, bringing them home to their families. More than 1,000 personnel worked tirelessly across 8,200 square miles of ocean and coastal terrain.
After players rebelled against their 2022 jerseys, Nike and U.S. Soccer handed them the design reins for 2026. The result? Jerseys that honor American heritage while looking undeniably cool.
Tiger Woods' son Charlie, 17, shot even par in his second round to earn a spot in a 14-player playoff for the final two match-play positions at the U.S. Junior Amateur. It marks a major turnaround for the young golfer after missing the cut by wide margins in his previous two attempts.
In a daring joint operation, the U.S. military and CIA successfully rescued a missing crew member whose fighter jet was shot down over Iran. The high-stakes mission ended safely, bringing the airman home.
The American flag flew over the U.S. Embassy in Caracas for the first time since 2019, marking a significant shift in relations between the two nations. Local residents gathered to witness the historic moment, expressing hope for renewed international cooperation.
More than 3,400 volunteers are making golf's U.S. Open championship possible this week at Shinnecock Hills, standing for hours to help create one of the sport's biggest stages. Among them, 65 members of a local Long Island club are managing an entire hole together.
Wyndham Clark overcame a hostile crowd, a late-round collapse, and impossible lies in tall grass to claim his second U.S. Open victory at Shinnecock Hills. His birdie on the 16th hole from "horrendous" rough sealed one of golf's most dramatic comebacks.
U.S. Africa Command is empowering its personnel with new innovation training courses, building a culture of creative problem-solving to tackle complex challenges. The program ranges from beginner concepts to graduate-level coursework in partnership with NC State University.
Miles Russell, 17, made his U.S. Open debut unforgettable by letting his father caddie the final hole on Father's Day. The youngest player in the field cleared the surprise with officials ahead of time.
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