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    Bank of Japan expands climate lending amid green mandate debate▼BOJ ups climate loans as debate swirls on how green central banks should be✉newsBusinessBanking2 d ago

    The Bank of Japan is increasing its lending scheme that channels funds to banks supporting climate action, a programme first introduced in 2021. The move comes as policymakers and economists argue over how far central banks should go in supporting green goals, with critics warning that climate policy sits outside monetary mandates and supporters arguing financial stability depends on it.

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    Brennan Center Urges Congress to Investigate Rogue AI Agents▼How Congress Should Investigate Threat from Rogue AI Agents✉newsWorldUS Politics8 h ago

    The Brennan Center for Justice is arguing that Congress should formally investigate the risks posed by autonomous AI agents that could act outside human control. The proposal calls on lawmakers to examine how rogue AI systems might threaten security and to shape oversight accordingly. It lands amid growing debate in Washington over regulating advanced artificial intelligence.

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    Skyrim loremaster: Bethesda too 'protective' for an Elder Scrolls: New Vegas▼Skyrim loremaster says The Elder Scrolls never got a Fallout: New Vegas-style game because Bethesda is "very protective"MmastodonCultureGaming17 h ago

    A former Bethesda lorekeeper on The Elder Scrolls says the series never received a Fallout: New Vegas-style spinoff, in which another studio took the franchise in a new direction, because Bethesda is 'very protective' of The Elder Scrolls. The comment lands as Skyrim nears its 15th anniversary while The Elder Scrolls 6 remains in development at Bethesda Game Studios, sparking fresh debate about the long gap between releases and whether outside studios should get a turn with the fantasy series.

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    St. Louis Fed president proposes new interest rate guidance approach●St. Louis Fed president pitches new approach to interest rate guidance amid debate over Fed transparency✉newsBusinessBanking1 d ago

    St. Louis Federal Reserve president Alberto Musalem has proposed a new approach to how the central bank communicates its interest rate plans. The idea lands amid an ongoing debate inside and outside the Fed about how transparent policymakers should be about future rate decisions. It could reshape how markets interpret Fed signals.

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    Tribal Broadband Pushed as a Matter of Sovereignty●Tribal Broadband Is About Sovereignty, Not Just Speed✉newsTechnologyInternet6 h ago

    Advocates argue that expanding broadband access on tribal lands is not simply about faster internet, but about tribal sovereignty and self-determination. The discussion frames connectivity as a tool that lets Native nations build their own economies, education systems, and digital infrastructure on their own terms. The argument is that broadband policy should be shaped and controlled by tribes themselves rather than imposed from outside.

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    D'Angelo Russell Signs With Chinese Basketball Association Team●D'Angelo Russell Lands Contract in Chinese Basketball Association After Grizzlies Release✉newsSportBasketball13 h ago

    Guard D'Angelo Russell has landed a contract in the Chinese Basketball Association after being released by the Memphis Grizzlies. The move sends the former NBA All-Star overseas as he looks to rebuild his value and playing role outside the league. It marks a notable career turn for a player once considered a franchise cornerstone in the NBA.

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    Outside Lands 2026 lineup sparks fan soundtrack picks●My personal Outside Lands 2026 soundtrack: From Charli XCX to Trixie Mattel✉newsCultureMusic18 h ago

    Ahead of Outside Lands 2026 in San Francisco, music fans are sharing personal soundtracks for the festival, with picks ranging from Charli XCX's pop hits to Trixie Mattel's country-inflected drag performances. One student publication has weighed in with its own curated playlist of artists it hopes to see, reflecting wider anticipation about which acts the festival will book for next year's edition.