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    Senate strikes bipartisan deal on energy permitting bill●Senate reaches bipartisan deal on permitting bill to speed approvals of new energy projects✉newsEnvironment1 min ago

    US senators have reached a bipartisan agreement on a permitting bill designed to speed up approvals for new energy projects. The deal would shorten lengthy review processes that often delay infrastructure such as power lines, pipelines and renewable installations. The proposal has drawn attention from both industry groups seeking faster builds and environmental advocates wary of weakened oversight.

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    Delta-SpaceX Feud Escalates as Investors Warned●The Delta-SpaceX Feud Just Escalated. Investors Beware.✉newsScienceSpace5 min ago

    Tensions between Delta Air Lines and SpaceX have intensified, prompting a warning to investors about potential fallout. The dispute between the airline and Elon Musk's space company has drawn attention from financial commentators, who caution that the escalating conflict could carry consequences for the companies and their shareholders. Details of the latest escalation remain limited, but the clash is now being framed as a matter of investor concern.

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    Logitech's chief executive is traveling widely to secure semiconductor supply for the company's computer peripherals, according to a Wall Street Journal interview. The maker of mice, keyboards and webcams is working to shield its product lines from the chip shortages that have disrupted electronics manufacturing. The story highlights how even accessory makers are being forced into hands-on supply chain management amid persistent semiconductor constraints.

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    New CLI tool promises token compression to cut AI coding costs●Show HN: Token compression CLI to save Codex/Astra costsYhnLifeEducation718 min ago

    A developer has released a command-line tool that compresses tokens before they are sent to AI coding assistants such as Codex and Astra, aiming to reduce API costs. The launch is drawing attention from developers looking to trim spending on increasingly popular, token-hungry coding agents.