The Daily Populous

That trend was always likely to continue this year, but the war in Iran may be giving it a fresh geopolitical push.

That record-breaking streak has largely come down to plummeting costs for solar panels and wind turbines, the leading forms of clean power generation.

These are also countries that have already seen a rapid rise in electrification since the war began. »

The Shrine now calls for retribution — and it’s paid in blood, delivered through unrelenting katana combat and sheer brutality.

Mix both online and local co-op seamlessly — couch warriors and distant friends can join the same blood-soaked run.

Or go solo and carve your path through vengeance alone, armed with nothing but your blade and rage. »

Illegally made fentanyl continues to be involved in most overdose deaths and is frequently mixed with other drugs, such as benzodiazepines or xylazine.

They were most concentrated in the Northeast (52%) and Midwest (31%), followed by the South (17%) and the West (<1%).

From September 2024–January 2025, 165 patients across three Philadelphia health systems were hospitalized for fentanyl withdrawal complicated by severe autonomic dysfunction. »

If you're just catching up with our Iran coverage, the video from our US correspondent Mark Stone is a great place to start.

The news that an American F-15 fighter jet has gone down over Iran has gone against what the Trump administration has repeatedly said: that the US controls the skies.

"They have no anti-aircraft equipment, their radar is 100% annihilated, we are unstoppable as a military force," the president had said. »