Amy Mays

Amy Mays is an experienced journalist who has spent her career reporting for major news organizations. She has five years of experience in politics and news. Amy has experience in various topics, including environmental issues, business, and politics.
Russian bombers join Chinese air patrol near Japan as Tokyo-Beijing ties strain.

China, Russia Fly Joint Patrol Near Japan Amid Growing Strain With Tokyo

Japan is on high alert again — and this time, it’s because Russian and Chinese warplanes decided to take a long flight around its backyard. So what exactly happened up there? According to Japan’s defence ministry, two Russian Tu-95 strategic bombers flew down from the Sea of Japan. They met two Chinese H-6 bombers over

UK and Norway form naval alliance to hunt Russian submarines.

New UK-Norway Naval Pact Targets Russian Submarine Threats

What happens when two of Europe’s closest allies decide they’ve had enough of Russia snooping around the North Atlantic? The UK and Norway just answered that with a new defence pact. It effectively creates a joint fleet to hunt Russian submarines and protect the undersea cables that keep Britain online. Why now? British officials say

Husband and wife accused of using spycam and earpieces to win almost £600k at Australian casino.

Husband And Wife Face Charges Over £600K Casino Spycam Scam

Could a Mickey Mouse T-shirt really hide a high-tech casino scam? Apparently, yes. A Kazakh couple, Dilnoza Israilova, 36, and her husband Alisherykhoja Israilov, 44, are accused of using hidden cameras and earpieces. They allegedly raked in nearly A$1.2 million ($784,000) at a Sydney casino. Casino staff first raised eyebrows when they noticed a tiny

US jury orders Apple to pay firm $634 million in patent case.

US Jury Orders Apple To Pay $634M In Patent Lawsuit

What happens when a tech giant goes head-to-head with a medical-tech heavyweight? In California, a jury just answered that question — and it cost Apple a staggering $634 million. The verdict sided with Masimo, a company known for its medical-monitoring tech. It argued that certain Apple Watch features — like workout mode and heart-rate alerts

Men need twice as much exercise as women to lower heart disease risk, study finds.

Men Need Twice The Exercise Of Women To Cut Heart Risk, Study Finds

Think hitting the gym for a few hours a week keeps your heart safe? For men, that might not be enough. A new study suggests men may need nearly twice as much exercise as women to get the same protection against coronary heart disease. Researchers found women who logged around 250 minutes of activity a

One iPhone led police to gang suspected of sending up to 40,000 stolen UK phones to China.

One iPhone Leads Police To Gang Behind 40,000 Stolen Phones Sent To China

Ever wondered where your stolen phone actually ends up? For thousands of Londoners, the answer might be halfway across the world — in China. In the UK’s biggest-ever crackdown on phone theft, police have busted a massive smuggling ring. The gang is accused of shipping up to 40,000 stolen mobiles from Britain to China in

Thai tycoon wins vote to become PM.

Thai Tycoon Secures Vote To Become Prime Minister

Thailand has a new prime minister — and it’s not a Shinawatra. On Friday, parliament voted in billionaire construction tycoon Anutin Charnvirakul, a right-wing power player. He managed to stitch together a coalition and edge out the country’s most dominant political dynasty of the last 20 years. For decades, the Shinawatras have been a fixture

SpaceX pulls off Starship rocket launch in much-needed comeback.

SpaceX Stages Comeback With Successful Starship Rocket Launch

SpaceX finally has something to celebrate — Starship just nailed a test flight after a string of fiery failures. The world’s biggest and most powerful rocket roared off the Texas coast for a tense 60-minute journey. It survived explosions, fire, and flapping metal along the way. So, why all the fuss? Because this is the

Fire at N-plant after Russia downs Ukrainian drone.

Fire Hits Nuclear Facility After Russia Downs Ukraine Drone

Ukraine’s drones are once again testing Russia’s defenses. This time, the strikes hit dangerously close to two critical targets: a nuclear plant and a major fuel terminal. On Sunday, Russian officials said a Ukrainian drone attack forced a reactor at the Kursk nuclear power plant. It is just 60 km from the border, to slash

Pro-Ukraine hacker group claims Aeroflot cyber-attack.

Pro‑Ukraine Hackers Claim Massive Cyberattack On Aeroflot

What happens when hackers don’t just want headlines — but disruption at scale? Russia’s flagship airline, Aeroflot, is learning the hard way. More than 40 flights — mostly domestic, with some bound for Belarus and Armenia — were canceled. Pro-Ukrainian hacking group Silent Crow claimed it had taken down Aeroflot’s IT systems. “A prolonged and

Afghan Taliban Exchanges Two American Prisoners For Terrorist

In a high-stakes exchange brokered by Qatar, the Taliban has freed two American prisoners in return for an Afghan terrorist fighter once imprisoned in the U.S. The Afghan foreign ministry confirmed on Tuesday that Khan Mohammed, an Afghan fighter serving a life sentence in California, was released and returned to Afghanistan.  Who Are The Released

The Perfect Coffee Timing? Science Says It Could Save Your Life

Could the time you sip your coffee determine your lifespan? A new study suggests that when you drink your daily brew might be just as important as how much you consume. For many, coffee is a lifeline—especially after a rough night’s sleep.  What Does The Research Say? However, research led by Professor Lu Qi of