US Raises Alarm Over Cyberattacks On Water Plants Using Siemens Equipment
Cybersecurity experts have raised concerns about possible links to Iran, although federal officials have not formally attributed the recent attacks to Tehran.
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Minnesota Governor Walz Restricts Mining Near Boundary Waters
Walz said mining could threaten the wilderness and an outdoor recreation economy worth nearly $1 billion.
NASA Releases Before-And-After Images Of SpaceX Moon Crash
The four-ton rocket stage had been drifting through space for more than a year after its January 2025 launch before gravity and solar activity altered its trajectory.
Texas Pet Adoptions Halted As New World Screwworm Concerns Grow
The insect, which can cause serious infections in animals, recently entered the United States from Mexico for the first time in six decades.
US National Debt Surpasses $40 Trillion For First Time
The debt has roughly doubled from about $19.95 trillion in 2017, with both the Trump and Biden administrations overseeing significant increases.
How Astronomers Found A Star Racing At 56 Million Miles Per Hour
The GRAVITY+ collaboration detected S301 using the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope Interferometer in Chile.
Harvard To Pay $53 Million To Settle Lawsuits Over Stolen Body Parts
The lawsuits accused Harvard of failing to properly supervise its morgue operations after a former manager exploited his position to steal and sell body parts.
Record Eight Black Candidates Vie For Governor Across The US
The candidates have taken different approaches to the significance of their campaigns.
Trump Plans To Meet North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un Later This Year
The leaders met in 2018 and 2019, but their summits produced limited progress toward North Korea’s denuclearisation. Efforts to arrange another meeting last year also failed.
Former Ukrainian Defense Chief Fedorov May Travel To U.S. Next Week
The potential trip comes shortly after Fedorov publicly called for a legal and practical mechanism to hold elections while Ukraine remains at war with Russia
Trump’s Expected FDA Pick Faces Senate Confirmation Battle
The expected nomination follows the May resignation of former FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary
China’s Fighter Jet Experts Urge Caution Over AI-Generated Intelligence
AI systems may lack reliable access to authoritative military information and could produce recommendations that violate basic physics, engineering limits or operational realities
Watch: Cargo Trucks Stranded On Peru Coastal Highway Due To Landslides
Heavy rains in Peru's southern regions triggered landslides disrupting cargo traffic on a coastal road.
Watch: South Korea Displays Drones During US-Korea Military Exercise
The drills were held as part of the ongoing Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises in Seoul
U.S. Treasury Moves To Steady Long-Term Bond Market
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will oversee the expanded program, which will focus on debt maturing in 10 to 20 years and 20 to 30 years.
USS George Washington Set To Relieve USS Lincoln After Nine-Month Deployment
The Navy said the carrier recorded its 200,000th aircraft landing during the operations.