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Morning Minute is a daily newsletter written by Tyler Warner. The analysis and opinions expressed are his own and do not necessarily reflect those of Decrypt.GM!Today’s top news: Crypto majors close massive week up 20-30%; BTC at $78.5k 10 alts gain 50% or more on the week, spanning memes, Defi and perps ETH / BTC prints fresh golden cross ZEC jumps 65% on week ahead of Grayscale spot ETF incoming Robinhood Chain tokens post major rebound after Vlad Tenev podcast 🏛️ Strategy Is Back in the Green on Bitcoin for the First Time Since JulyStrategy holds 840,447 Bitcoin bought at an…
By mapping a woman’s pain in her brain, scientists could dial it down. A small series of case studies, published July 30 in Brain Stimulation, suggests that even tenacious, complex pain signals can be interrupted by hitting the right spot with electricity. Unlike the acute agony of a broken arm, some sorts of pain last well beyond the healing stage. Chronic pain, generated by changes in the brain and spinal cord, is especially hard to treat. “We have been limited in what we can do for these patients, and they have a great deal of suffering,” says neurosurgeon Michael Lim…
Researchers investigating Colombia’s remote region of Guainía have identified nearly 120 dragonfly and damselfly species, uncovering a biodiversity hotspot for these insects.Dragonflies rely on pristine freshwater ecosystems, but their aquatic habitats face growing pressure from regional deforestation, unmanaged waste and exponential tourism.By naming in their ancestral languages and monitoring local dragonflies, communities are deepening their understanding of ecosystem health and connecting biodiversity and ancestral wisdom with water protection.See All Key Ideas Every dragonfly story starts in the water, and Guainía, known as the land of many waters, should be the Olympus of these insects. The mix of waters…
Three of Norway’s biggest oil and gas players – Equinor, Aker BP, and Vår Energi – are joining forces to search for the next batch of major hydrocarbon discoveries on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS), targeting up to 25 high-impact exploration prospects over the next few years. Odfjell Drilling’s Deepsea Stavanger rig; Source: Rune Samuelsen/Equinor The three companies are establishing a strategic exploration collaboration to pursue some of the largest remaining opportunities on the NCS to increase the chances of major discoveries that can support new standalone field developments and long-term value creation. The trio has agreed to combine expertise,…
When deadly flooding swept through the Texas Hill Country in July of last year, Joan Connor and her husband swam and waded out of their home, surviving only by clinging to a pergola in their front yard. The Guadalupe River flood destroyed most of their possessions. It killed at least 119 people in Kerr County, where the couple live, about 100 miles west of Austin. But Connor, now 82, and her husband, now 99, moved back into the refurbished house by Christmas, with donated furniture arranged by volunteer decorators. They didn’t fear another flood. Connor told me earlier this year:…
Claim: Activist Marion Stokes recorded more than 300,000 hours of news footage from the 1970s to her death in 2021. Rating: What’s True Stokes recorded television news for more than three decades, amassing a collection of more than 70,000 tapes. What’s Undetermined The duration of her recordings has not been definitively established. In 2026, posts on social media sites highlighted an important historical figure: activist Marion Stokes. The posts claimed Stokes recorded around 300,000 hours of television — purportedly one of the largest known personal archives of such material. The claim circulated on TikTok, Reddit and Threads. A TikTok video…
Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Salman, (MBS), is on the second day of his two-day state visit to France, where he’s meeting President Emmanuel Macron.In this explainer, we outline what they are expected to discuss and examine how their latest meetings build on an already evolving relationship.What is on the agenda?MBS’s visit to Paris began on Sunday evening alongside President Macron at the closing ceremony of the Esports World Cup. It was the first time the Esports tournament, which includes competitions ranging from video games to chess, had been held outside Saudi Arabia.On Monday, Macron and Bin Salman are…
Meanwhile, Ozon workers in Adygeysk, in the Adygea region, and Nevinnomyssk, in the Stavropol region, have been evacuated.Videos posted on social media of the Ozon attacks have been verified by the BBC. One shows a drone hitting a warehouse in the Orenburg region, while another shows a large plume of smoke and flames rising from its warehouse in Dagestan.Shares in Ozon fell by as much as 12% on the Moscow Exchange on Monday morning, while shares in its major shareholder, private equity firm AFK Sistema, fell by almost 13%.When asked on Monday whether the Russian government would provide state support…
During his brief time in the Idaho House of Representatives, Todd Achilles often stopped to admire a photograph from the state’s 1899 legislative session, and not just because some of the turn-of-the-century hairstyles and beards were “wild,” he said.In the photo were lawmakers from four distinct parties, along with a handful of unaffiliated candidates.“That was a period just like now,” Mr. Achilles said. “People were fed up with the party system and looking for something different.”Today, he’s part of an effort to bring that same kind of something different to Idaho and other parts of the West. Mr. Achilles, an…
The U.S. military killed two men in a strike against a boat in the eastern Pacific that it said was transporting narcotics, U.S. Southern Command announced early Monday. It was the first such strike by the military since June 21.The United States began a campaign of boat strikes last year in the run-up to the military operation that seized Nicolás Maduro, the president of Venezuela. The military has continued the operations in the Caribbean and the eastern Pacific, killing at least 223 people in 67 strikes that it said were involved in the narcotics trade.But narcotics experts say the boat…

