Relaying what matters next.

The first 2025 results from NASA’s OSIRIS-REx sample show all five DNA and RNA nucleobases, dozens of amino acids, and a clean magnesium–sodium phosphate that points to briny water on Bennu’s parent world. The mix is pushing astrobiology toward faster, sample-first missions and a sharper planetary defense playbook.

FERC just set the next arc for grid cybersecurity and winter readiness. A virtualization-ready CIP rewrite, tougher supply chain rules that reach PCAs, and an upgraded extreme cold standard are now on the clock. Here is what changes, when it hits, and how to budget for 2026.

On February 26, 2025 the FDA’s Center for Veterinary Medicine accepted Loyal’s efficacy package for LOY-002, a daily pill for senior dogs. Here is why that first-of-its-kind signal matters, how conditional approval works, and what to watch next.

Mastercard is putting AI agents on real payment rails. Inside Agent Pay, the Agent Toolkit, Insight Tokens, FIDO-aligned credentials and what it means for developers, merchants and banks by the 2025 holidays.

With a September 10, 2025 liftoff, the Space Development Agency began a ten‑mission, month‑by‑month buildout of a low Earth orbit mesh that will track hypersonic threats and move fire control data at combat speed to shooters across the Indo-Pacific.

OpenAI’s GPT-5 Codex upgrades turn coding copilots into agents that plan, execute, and review across IDE, terminal, cloud, and GitHub. See what changed, how workflows evolve, and how to roll it out safely with a 30-60-90 plan.

In January 2025 the Pentagon ended the AN/TPY-6 radar plan for Guam and shifted to a command and control first architecture built on JTMC, IBCS and Aegis C2. Here is how that pivot enables remote SM-6 shots against PRC missiles, and the risks between now and 2029.

Tornado Cash’s March 2025 delisting and an August jury split reset the U.S. privacy perimeter. See what changes for wallets, mixers, and DeFi interfaces, plus a concrete 90-day plan.

A September 22 ruling lets Ørsted’s Revolution Wind restart after a federal halt. Here is how the decision narrows BOEM’s stop-work latitude, shapes the appeal path, and affects Connecticut, Rhode Island, supply chains, and winter reliability.

Meta’s new Ray-Ban Display smart glasses and EMG-based Neural Band move assistants from apps to ambient computing. Here is what the September 2025 launch enables, the constraints that could stall it, and how developers should build for face-first agents.

The U.S. Army’s Typhon battery just made a public debut in Japan, putting land-based SM-6 and Tomahawk missiles inside the First Island Chain. This mobile mix compresses PLA decision time, plugs into allied kill-chains, and raises fresh questions about basing, survivability, and escalation.

September 2025 delivered two signals that reset the GLP-1 narrative: Swiss Re modeled population-level mortality gains, and new oral semaglutide data showed injectable-level weight loss. Here is how to translate weight loss into real healthspan while protecting muscle and bone.

Blue Origin’s New Glenn is slated to send NASA’s twin ESCAPADE spacecraft toward Mars as early as fall 2025. Explore what the mission will uncover about Mars’s magnetosphere and why a successful second New Glenn flight could reset pricing, cadence, and competition across the launch market.

Citi just pushed autonomous AI agents from demo to production with a 5,000-user pilot. See how the stack, controls, and unit economics work in practice and what it signals for Fortune 500 rollouts.

Breakthrough sensing, AI fusion, and swarming autonomy are shrinking the ocean’s shadows and challenging nuclear‑sub stealth. What is real, what is hype, and how AUKUS can adapt fast with Pillar II trials, software reforms, and large undersea drones.

On September 18, 2025, the SEC approved generic listing standards that let NYSE Arca, Nasdaq, and Cboe BZX list spot crypto ETPs without case-by-case rule changes. Approvals can now arrive in about 75 days. Here is what changed, why GDLC is trading, what is likely next, and a 30-60-180 day playbook.

States now have more say in who plans and pays for big wires. With PJM capacity prices spiking and data center demand soaring, here is what FERC 1920-A changes, where bottlenecks bite, and a 12‑month plan to put steel in the ground fast.

Some of JWST’s puzzling little red dots may be compact black hole-star atmospheres rather than tiny galaxies. Paired with new detections of dust-shrouded early quasars, they outline a fast route to supermassive black holes and a clear set of tests to confirm it.