Author: Jacob Wilson

Georgia Power just pulled off something big. A power plant near Atlanta ran on a 50/50 hydrogen-natural gas blend — the first successful test of its kind anywhere in the world. The results? Fewer emissions, more questions, and a louder conversation about where the state’s energy is headed. It happened at Plant McDonough-Atkinson in Smyrna. And while officials are calling it a step forward, environmentalists aren’t entirely buying it. A…

Geopolitical Risks, Fed Uncertainty Cloud Sentiment; Analysts Eye 24,725 for Direction A choppy Wednesday on Dalal Street ended with a red close for the Nifty 50, as global tensions and policy uncertainty put traders on edge. With the index finishing just above a key psychological threshold, market watchers are bracing for a potentially volatile Thursday. The Nifty 50 index slipped 0.17% to settle at 24,812.05, while Bank Nifty defied the…

The baby of 31-year-old Adriana Smith, a Georgia woman declared brain dead months ago, was delivered early by emergency C-section. Born weighing just 1 pound and 13 ounces, the baby remains in neonatal intensive care. A Quiet Delivery After a Long, Uncertain Wait There were no bright lights or cheerful cries. Just doctors, machines, and a silence that hung heavy in the room. Early Friday morning, inside a hospital in…

An Iranian state TV broadcast was dramatically cut short Monday night after an Israeli missile strike shook the studio mid-air, sending the visibly terrified anchor scrambling off-camera. The attack came amid escalating hostilities that have now entered their fourth day, with both Iran and Israel intensifying strikes and showing no signs of backing down. As debris clouded the airwaves and screens across Iran went dark for a moment, the war…

A grieving state picks up the pieces as Char Dham chopper operations restart under DGCA’s watchful eye The mountains remain silent witnesses. A day after a helicopter crash near Kedarnath took seven lives—including a toddler and a new father—the Uttarakhand government has decided to resume aerial shuttle services from June 17. The decision comes with strict conditions, tight oversight, and heavy hearts. Authorities say flights will only operate if weather…

Meta has found its new captain in India. Arun Srinivas, the man who’s been steering its advertising business, is now stepping into the big chair starting July 1. The announcement didn’t come out of the blue, though. The shift follows a couple of major shakeups inside the tech giant’s India operations — most notably the departure of public policy chief Shivnath Thukral and Sandhya Devanathan’s expanded regional remit that now…

The skies darkened, the music stopped, and the much-anticipated Bluesberry Beer & Music Festival in Norcross hit a wall. Safety concerns won the day. But even as the main stage goes silent, downtown Norcross isn’t skipping a beat. Festival-goers were set to pour into the city’s historic streets on Saturday, June 14. Instead, it’s umbrellas, weather alerts, and disappointed sighs. Still, in true Southern spirit, local shops and eateries are…

A group of 61 Indian citizens, mostly Chartered Accountants from Rajasthan, remain stuck in Georgia after regional flight suspensions left them unable to return home. They went for a professional event. They expected a week of learning, networking, and maybe even a little sightseeing. But now, 61 Indians—accountants, spouses, and children—are stuck in a Georgian hotel, staring at flight trackers and news headlines, hoping for a way out. A Planned…