SOUTHFIELD - The deadline to apply for the Centrepolis Accelerator Make it in Michigan Prototyping Grant program has been extended to July 14. This program offers funding to promising mobility and electrification technology companies, supporting their product development in collaboration with Michigan-based firms. This program is committed to advancing innovation across Michigan’s mobility and electrification
The Everyday Struggle With Self-Control We all face moments when self-control feels like a battle. Whether it is resisting that slice of cake, staying focused on work, or holding back from impulse spending, staying disciplined is easier said than done. Financial decisions, for example, often require a lot of self-control. You might be thinking about
AI-powered cloud mining offers hands-free crypto earnings as BTC nears all-time highs, making it easier for investors to capture gains. As Bitcoin crosses the $110,000 mark and crypto markets heat up, investors are seeking practical, hardware-free ways to profit from the rally. BAY Miner’s AI-powered cloud mining platform enables BTC, SOL, and XRP holders to
From sleek signage to high-precision circuit boards, laser cutters are now essential across industries like manufacturing, electronics, packaging, and even fine art. Their appeal is clear—speed, accuracy, and versatility in shaping everything from metals to polymers. But here’s the catch: many workshops don’t think about maintenance until the machine sputters, smokes, or simply refuses to
SAN DIEGO - Natilus released details and images showing the layout, seats, and comfort features of what promises to be a revolutionary design in the aviation industry. But first, a thing or two about what a blended wing body aircraft is all about. That would be a plane that shows no clear distinction between its
NEW YORK - A new warning has just been issued for Chrome and Edge users, as the feared tidal wave of AI attacks takes on an alarming new dimension. It turns out that the latest buzz around agentic AI might be a security nightmare suddenly come true. As ever with AI, the unintended consequences of new developments hit
LANSING - Cannabis Regulatory Agency Director Brian Hanna said, during the agency's quarterly public meeting, that if industry members want to see change, the best way may be to talk directly with state lawmakers. CRA enforces the laws, it doesn't make them. "We understand that there is oversupply in the state of Michigan," he said. "We
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A hotly debated piece of legislation failed to pass before the Ohio General Assembly went on their summer vacation that doesn't end until October. “I’m hopeful that the legislature will wrap this up and give us a bill and we can go on to other discussions,” Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said, still
COLUMBUS - Another busy season for the Ohio General Assembly came and went without any success modifying marijuana laws, much to the relief of hemp-product retailers. Early on in June, Republican lawmakers said they were close to consensus on changes, an issue they have gone back and forth over since smoking or ingesting it became
ARKANSAS - After finding a massive $1.5 trillion deposit of lithium inside a supervolcano on the Nevada-Oregon border, researchers have also uncovered another game-changing lithium find. Now, according to a US Geological Survey (USGS)-led study, scientists have stumbled across 19 million tons of lithium reserves beneath southwestern Arkansas. Using advanced water
