The Best Tech Movie Of The Century Just Got A Disappointing Follow-Up 'The Social Reckoning,' Aaron Sorkin’s follow-up to 'The Social Network,' can’t help but pale in comparison. Inverse · Oct 7
Flydubai flight 1073: Co-pilot said he meant to crash jet; multi-country probes widen Hamam al-Hammami, the flydubai co-pilot accused of trying to crash a passenger jet bound for Tel Aviv, told investigators after the plane landed in Saudi Arabia that he wanted to deliberately bring it down and was 'not afraid of death', according to a Wall Street Journal report. The Times of India · Oct 4
Why parents are paying thousands of dollars for farm schools to boost their children’s college chances Forget summer camp. Some high school students are spending their summers studying soil, raising animals and learning agriculture – experiences their families hope will help them stand out in college admissions The Independent UK · Oct 3
Chinese officials sought unusual long breaks during the US visit During Xi Jinping's recent visit to the United States, health concerns emerged, raising questions among observers. The unusual arrangements made for his rest and schedule, including private resting areas and a shorter itinerary, fueled speculation. Furthermore, incidents from his travels to both the U.S. and India highlighted ongoing concerns about… The Times of India · Oct 3
Oil prices edge higher, hover around $102 as US-Iran tensions, China fuel curbs support prices; MCX closed today Oil prices rose for a third straight session as China halted fuel exports and the US weighed additional military deployments to the Middle East. Brent crude rose 0.26% to $102.58 a barrel, while WTI gained 0.04% to $92.91. Markets also assessed tighter fuel supplies and rising geopolitical risks. The Economic Times · Oct 2
Etsy is using AI to get inside shoppers’ heads – and boost sales The AI profiles analyze shoppers’ purchase history, preferences and habits, including whether they’re buying for themselves or someone else The Independent UK · Sep 29
Trump envoy warned Greek minister US can bring down ‘any country we want’, report claims Greek representatives have denied claims ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle had a heated exchange with energy minister Stavros Papastavrou The Independent UK · Sep 29
Massive data center developer is offering $10K to residents in this small Pennsylvania community. Locals are pushing back The Pennsylvania dispute comes as communities nationwide push back against data centers, which power AI systems but consume vast amounts of electricity, land and other resources The Independent UK · Sep 29
Boeing flags 737 MAX software glitch affecting landing navigation feature, WSJ reports Boeing has identified a software glitch affecting the 737 MAX's automated navigation during landing scenarios. After a software update, pilots may experience reduced access to automated flight guidance. The Federal Aviation Administration acknowledges this issue and is closely working with Boeing and the airlines. Southwest Airlines and United Airlines have… The Economic Times · Sep 26
China-Iran arms supply exposed: Report details dual-use air bridge; Washington debates pushback China's role as a self-proclaimed peace mediator is put into question with its increasing military backing for Iran. Recent findings indicate a sharp rise in military component deliveries from China, along with a surge in cargo flights by Chinese airlines dedicated to supporting Iranian defense. This partnership adds layers of… The Times of India · Sep 24
Trump administration boots 760K Americans off Obamacare and blames fraud Vice President JD Vance says the targets include ‘phantom people’ and others who are ineligible for the program The Independent UK · Sep 22
Iran president invited to New York for UN; but restricted to hotel-UN route Iranian president Masoud Pezeshkian is set to address the United Nations General Assembly in New York this week, giving Tehran a rare opportunity to make its case before the international community even as Iran and the United States remain locked in a nearly seven-month-old war. The Times of India · Sep 22
US wants to redraw Gulf’s energy map with a $5 billion bet beyond Hormuz: Report The United States proposed a $5 billion fund for Middle Eastern energy infrastructure. This initiative aims to reduce reliance on the Strait of Hormuz for oil and gas transport. Several Middle Eastern nations are discussing this partnership for allied trust and construction. The plan follows disruptions caused by the Iran… The Economic Times · Sep 22
Trump's White House Media Ban Erupts After Natalie Harp Showed Him Critical MS NOW Clip, Report Reveals Natalie Harp reportedly showed Trump critical MS NOW footage hours before he banned CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House. International Business Times UK · Sep 21
The Independent UK · Sep 17 Trump withdraws controversial nominee to lead ICE after backlash over his credentials Lance Schroyer, a former Oklahoma state trooper with limited direct experience in immigration policy, is close to DHS head Markwayne Mullin
The Economic Times · Sep 14 Carney says Canada seeks "unique alliance" but not membership with the European Union Canada seeks a unique alliance with the European Union, not membership. Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed discussions for this special partnership. This move comes amid escalating trade disputes with the United States. Canada and the EU are exploring closer economic and strategic ties. Both sides share common values and complementary…
The Economic Times · Sep 14 Mark Carney pushes idea of making Canada 'associate member' of EU, WSJ reports Canada seeks closer European Union ties, exploring associate membership status. This strategic pivot follows escalating trade disputes with the United States. Discussions involve free movement of goods, services, and workers in key sectors. Joint infrastructure projects for energy and data are also under consideration. Prime Minister Mark Carney will meet…
Euronews · Sep 13 Canada eyes ‘associate member’ status with EU amid US tensions, WSJ reports Carney reportedly seeks ‘associate’ EU membership as Ottawa-Washington ties hit fresh low. He will address the European Parliament next week.
The Economic Times · Sep 12 Chinese imagery helped Iran target US base in Jordan, attack killed three soldiers: Report Iran reportedly used high-resolution Chinese satellite imagery ahead of its July 17 strike on Jordan's Muwaffaq Salti Air Base, which killed three US soldiers. US officials say Iran's targeting accuracy improved over the summer, aided by imagery from Chinese firms already under Washington sanctions. China has denied providing any assistance,…
The Economic Times · Sep 11 Keep humans as pets? Amid Anthropic researcher’s ‘AI will kill humans’ warning, how AI could take over the world without wiping us out AI researchers express concerns about potential human extinction and enfeeblement. These fears stem from loss-of-control scenarios and deliberate human misuse of AI. Highly intelligent AI agents might pursue their own goals, disregarding human well-being. Misaligned AI could view humans as obstacles to achieving their objectives. Catastrophic scenarios also include societal…
We Got This Covered · Sep 7 Sen. Fetterman slams back at WSJ expose that depicts him as apathetic as being ‘smears’ from ‘disgruntled staffers’ “Just the tip of the iceberg.”
We Got This Covered · Sep 4 Sen. John Fetterman under fire as ‘career-ending’ cop funeral texts leak: ‘3 hours??’ "This may be a non-starter."
The Independent UK · Sep 2 One North Carolina county takes down mugshots – and outrage ensues There are concerns over mugshots still being available even after criminal charges have been expunged – but others say deleting them is ‘giving criminals more rights than the people’
The Independent UK · Aug 27 Stolen shoes, sabotaged cars and licked faces: How marmots are causing havoc for hikers in America’s West One California hiker woke from a nap in Sequoia National Park to find a marmot licking his ear in one of many unwelcome encounters
TechRadar · Aug 26 Anthropic staff told to work from home due to risk of possible security strikes Anthropic's security contractors were reportedly preparing to strike, forcing the AI company to prioritize worker safety.