Us Policy is a topic tracked in our intelligence system with 5 linked articles.
A Canary Media weekly newsletter roundup arguing that US EV sales are recovering and that the upswing is structurally durable, though the visible content cuts off before delivering the supporting data.
The White House plans to redirect federal research funding away from U.S. universities toward industry and AI/tech priorities, and science leaders are warning the shift could starve the basic-research pipeline that underpins American innovation.
The piece maps the AI regulatory and competitive landscape around OpenAI/Anthropic, noting US and global policy tensions, notable funding/political signals, and hard-model data points like a 975B open-source model and SpaceX-linked frontier AI moves.
Nvidia’s Open Secure AI Alliance brings 40+ partners and omits OpenAI/Anthropic, highlighting open-source vs. closed AI security debates amid a tightening US regulatory backdrop.
IAEA: 28% of new cars worldwide will be electric this year, with US lagging; by 2035, half of new global car sales could be EVs, led by China and Europe, while Asia outside China grows >50% this year; U.S. policy friction (and high gasoline prices) accelerates or slows adoption depending on region.
Qcells’ Cartersville plant starts commercial silicon solar-cell production, boosting U.S. cell capacity to about 3.3 GW and highlighting IRA-driven incentives to expand domestic solar manufacturing.
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