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Why Is Trump Approving A $24.3 Billion F-35 Deal With Saudi Arabia
The package includes the Lockheed Martin aircraft, 49 Pratt & Whitney engines and additional equipment, according to the State Department
New Cat Species Discovered In Bolivia After More Than A Century
Named Leopardus tilcayo, the tiny tiger cat was formally described in a study published in Current Biology.
Uber Held Liable In $40 Million Wrongful Death Case
Normandin-Parker’s parents have established the Emily Normandin-Parker Foundation, which will use proceeds from the arbitration to support ride-hailing safety advocacy.
Grand Canyon Body Identified As Missing Hiker Timothy Smith
His wife, Carrie Smith, confirmed that rangers found his body Monday near Crystal Rapids, ending a three-week search and bringing the flood’s death toll to three.
World’s Water Cycle Becoming More Unpredictable, UN Warns
The agency warned that declining groundwater, glaciers and other slow-moving water reserves are reducing the planet’s natural supply buffers.
WEF Warns Gender Equality Progress Remains Fragile
The WEF’s 2026 Global Gender Gap Report, covering 145 economies, said recent gains remain fragile, with political empowerment showing signs of reversal.
Mustafa Suleyman Warns Against Treating AI As Conscious
The comments follow Microsoft’s introduction of a “Humanist AI” code of conduct that explicitly rejects machine consciousness.
Kennedy Names Eight New Members To Key Preventive Health Panel
The new members include specialists in pediatric oncology, cardiology, gastroenterology, radiology, family medicine and clinical nutrition, along with a health-finance expert.
Price Inflation Has Been Above The Two-Percent Target For 65 Months In A Row
By the end of that year, however, price inflation was near 40-year highs. But he had to insist that it was all no big deal.
Why the AI CEOs Really Want To Be Regulated
The engineer claimed that many people at top AI firms earnestly believe the technology could wipe out humanity by the end of the 2020s.
The Crony Capitalists Who Financed The Bolshevik Revolution
It is well documented that monopoly can’t exist in a free-market society; the forces of competition will always introduce new competitors to any particular field, especially when there is large amounts of money to be acquired.
AP Data Maps Where 4.5 Million Migrants Went After Border Release
Florida remained the most popular state overall, but migrants also settled in communities including Cincinnati, Salt Lake City, Louisville and Aurora, Colorado.
Federal Judge Blocks Major Kennedy Center Changes Without Notice
The order follows a sudden temporary closure of the center, announced after officials cited serious structural deterioration and safety concerns.
Man Sentenced to 14 Months For Spraying Rep. Ilhan Omar With Vinegar
Witnesses said Kazmierczak sprayed liquid from a syringe at Omar during a period of heightened tensions in the Twin Cities linked to a major immigration enforcement operation.