By Topwar Egypt currently has one of the most powerful armies in the Middle East, with a total strength of 438 personnel. The troops are…
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The White House On December 20, 2019, I established the United States Space Force—America’s Guardians of the High Frontier—as the sixth branch of our Armed Forces. Today, our Nation thanks the incredible Guardians who serve…
A personal finance livestream unexpectedly appeared on the White House’s official streaming page, normally reserved for presidential events. Officials say they are investigating whether the incident was caused by a hack or an internal error.
Autonomous vehicle company Waymo temporarily suspended its ride-hailing service in San Francisco after a widespread power outage disrupted traffic signals across the city. Videos posted online showed Waymo vehicles stalled at intersections as officials worked to restore power and ensure public safety.
Slovakia has restarted production of the BMP-1 after STV Machinery launched serial manufacturing of modernized armored hulls using Western-grade steel. The move restores heavy armored vehicle production at the Dubnica plant and could lead to future exports to third countries.
This episode of Naked Lines delivers an unscripted night of bold calls and real-time reactions on Caravan to Midnight. Special guest Dr. Katherine Albrecht introduces CaravanMail, a new privacy-first email service for the Caravan community.
The European Union’s AI Act is a sweeping attempt to impose Brussels’ regulatory power on American AI companies. Critics warn it threatens U.S. sovereignty, free speech, and innovation through global enforcement mechanisms.
Rosatom's lithium-ion battery gigafactory in Kaliningrad marks a breakthrough in Russia’s energy storage production, aiming to boost industries from EVs to logistics.
The heirs of Suzanne Adams are suing OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging ChatGPT worsened her son’s delusions, leading him to murder her before taking his own life.
Reddit’s challenge sets up a major test of Australia’s plan to verify every user’s age online. By Dan Frieth Australia’s new social media age law, which…
The US-based company, Aetherflux, announced on Tuesday that it plans to launch its first data center satellite in early 2027 — the first piece of a larger constellation of satellites it’s calling the “Galactic Brain.”
By Law Commission The Property (Digital Assets etc) Act 2025, based closely on Law Commission recommendations concerning the law of personal property and its application to digital assets,…
“Blockchains now are not just about currency. You can think of a blockchain as write once, never erase, but you can update.” By The WinePress…
By Gloriel Howard Tech entrepreneur Michael Dell, founder of Dell Technologies, and his wife, Susan, announced a $6.25 billion contribution Monday to support President Donald Trump’s…
By Cell Press Experts warn that satellite launches and discarded spacecraft are creating an unsustainable burden on both Earth and orbit. They advocate for a…
“We cannot stand by as children fall prey to a Big Tech marketplace that profits from their exposure to online predators, violence, pornography and social…
By disguising coercion as consent, the EU’s plan enlists tech companies as willing agents in its quiet expansion of digital surveillance. By Ken Macon European…
Shellenberger highlights egregious media lies as they seek to become EU’s speech police
By Nicole Haas Michael Shellenberger is spotlighting the con game played by media giants that seek to be the speech police as the EU cracks…