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A late-night call from Washington to Caracas sets off a high-stakes bid to revive Venezuela’s shattered oil industry—and rescue U.S. energy dominance.
Left-wing militants say they torched a Berlin substation, cutting power to 38,000 homes and raising fears of a wider campaign against Germany’s grid.
Yemeni troops, supported by Saudi-led coalition airpower, recaptured strategic areas around Aden from southern separatists, intensifying the fractured conflict.
Xreal debuts $399 cinema glasses at CES, shrinking flagship specs into a 72 g frame and turning any seat into a 330-inch private theater.
Sen. Rubio’s 72-hour ultimatum to Caracas—release prisoners, restore congress, accept U.S. election monitors—risks pushing Venezuela to the brink of fresh sanctions and regional turmoil.
Breaking Amish fan-favorite Jeremiah Raber was airlifted to a Pennsylvania hospital Monday, leaving followers anxious for updates on his condition.
Washington hands Caracas a five-point ultimatum, hinting U.S. troops could move closer if demands—ranging from prisoner releases to free elections—aren’t met.
Jackery unveils a solar-charging gazebo, an indestructible power station, and a sun-tracking robot that together promise true energy independence.
Jackery’s CES 2026 showcase delivers a 3.6 kW solar gazebo and an AI-guided SunBot that follows the light, turning backyard hangouts into self-sufficient power plants.
Senator Rubio issues a 180-day ultimatum to Venezuela’s leaders as U.S. warships patrol the Caribbean, raising stakes in the long standoff over democracy and oil.