This week, China stirred the pot yet again by renaming 27 locations in Arunachal Pradesh. The territory is firmly administered by India, but long claimed by Beijing as “Zangnan,” or South Tibet. From mountains and rivers to lakes and tiny villages, each spot got a fresh Chinese identity in three scripts. Full coordinates and glossy
Two jets. Eight days. One very troubled aircraft carrier. For the second time in just over a week, a U.S. Navy Super Hornet has plunged into the Red Sea. This time during a failed landing attempt on the USS Harry S. Truman. “The jet went overboard after a landing maneuver didn’t go as planned,” a
What happens when cutting-edge tech meets geopolitical tension? For Nvidia, it means a whopping $5.5 billion hit and a sudden plunge in stock value. The AI chip powerhouse saw its shares drop over 6%. This came after the US government slapped tighter export restrictions on its H20 chips bound for China—one of its biggest markets.
In a move that’s raised more eyebrows than actual exports, the U.S. has imposed tariffs on Heard and McDonald Islands. These remote, uninhabited Australian territories are known more for icy winds than international commerce. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says it’s about plugging loopholes. “If you leave anything off the list, countries will go through them
North-Korea’s Kim Jong Un was seen inspecting new suicide drones—high-tech weapons that reportedly use AI to hunt and destroy targets. State media released images of Kim proudly reviewing the drones, which are designed to crash into enemies with built-in warheads. Experts believe Russia played a key role in developing the technology. This has deepened concerns
Elon Musk recently led a group of investors to buy OpenAI for a staggering $97 Billion deal. But OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman isn’t interested— and he’s got jokes. Altman Fires Back Altman fired back with a funny proposal, saying he wanted to buy Twitter instead. “No thank you but we will buy Twitter for $9.74
The FBI has launched a nationwide crackdown on a sophisticated burglary ring that has been breaking into the homes of professional athletes across the U.S. According to investigators, these crimes are the work of South American Theft Groups (SATGs). The group is an organized crew that allegedly tracks athletes’ travel schedules, striking when their luxury
China’s new AI chatbot, DeepSeek, is making waves—but not just for its tech prowess. Launched by the AI firm DeepSeek, the bot has skyrocketed in popularity, surpassing ChatGPT on app stores in the US and UK. But it’s not all smooth sailing. The chatbot faces backlash for heavily censoring topics deemed sensitive to China’s government.
Could America’s most infamous assassinations finally be laid bare? Trump’s new order promises answers to three of the most controversial assassinations in history. Former President Donald Trump has ordered plans to declassify documents tied to the assassinations of John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr. Everything Will Be Revealed Trump said
A Virginia hunter succumbed to his injuries after a bear fell from a tree and landed on him during a hunting trip. On December 9, Lester Clayton Harvey Jr., 58, and his hunting party were tracking a bear in Lunenburg County. When the bear climbed a tree, the group stepped back, and one member fired
In a story straight out of a fairytale, journalist Tamuna Museridze reunited with her biological parents after 40 years of separation. For most of her life, Tamuna had no idea she wasn’t living with her real parents. She found out that she was adopted in 2016 when the woman who raised her passed away. The
China has launched an experimental mission with bricks made in the lab to test building the first lunar base by 2035. The Tianzhou-8 cargo craft was launched on Friday from the Wenchang Satellite Launch Centre, the Chinese state media said. The rocket is carrying experimental materials to test whether bricks for the Moonbase can be
