Day: April 17, 2026

The 10 best sustainable US deals to shop this Earth Day, from balms to bath towelsThe 10 best sustainable US deals to shop this Earth Day, from balms to bath towels

The best sales from Filter-vetted brands for climate-conscious consumption that are also easy on the wallet Sign up for the Filter US newsletter, your weekly guide to buying fewer, better things Durable, climate-conscious goods often come at a premium. After all, it’s a lot cheaper to churn out 1,000 plastic ...

India can handle the energy shock if Iran ceasefire holds, top government adviser saysIndia can handle the energy shock if Iran ceasefire holds, top government adviser says

The News The Indian government’s chief economic adviser expressed confidence Friday that the world’s sixth-largest economy can weather the energy-price shock caused by the Iran war if the ceasefire holds. “We feel that if the current ceasefire holds and also gets extended indefinitely, by the end of the calendar third ...

CEO predicts ‘next golden era’ for content amid legacy media destructionCEO predicts ‘next golden era’ for content amid legacy media destruction

The News Billionaire tech executive Matthew Prince predicted Friday that the “massive consolidating force” of AI that has disrupted legacy news outlets’ relationships with their readers will in the long run bring attention to the value of more granular and local journalism. “I believe that a whole bunch of existing ...

US commerce secretary lashes out at Canada ahead of trade talks: ‘They suck … Is this nuts?’US commerce secretary lashes out at Canada ahead of trade talks: ‘They suck … Is this nuts?’

The News US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick on Friday slammed Canada as trade negotiators prepare to review the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement this year. Asked at Semafor World Economy in Washington, DC, about Canada’s former trade chief suggesting time is on Canada’s side in the talks, Lutnick responded: “That is like the ...

US transportation secretary touts ‘wildly successful’ program recruiting gamers for air traffic controllersUS transportation secretary touts ‘wildly successful’ program recruiting gamers for air traffic controllers

The News US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Friday that it makes a lot of sense to hire gamers to address a shortage of air traffic controllers. “If you think just what these gamers are doing on screens, and they’re talking and there’s a lot of things going on — ...