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Russia Launches Largest Drone and Missile Barrage on Kyiv After Trump‑Putin Call
Late Friday night, Russia unleashed its most intense aerial assault on Ukraine since the full‑scale invasion began in February 2022. In a barrage spanning...
Saudi Aramco Moves to Sell Power Plants Amid Fiscal Strains
Saudi Aramco has quietly begun marketing up to five gas fired power plants that serve its refineries, with an asking price near $4 billion, according...
QEDMA Raises $26 Million to Advance Noise‑Resilient Quantum Computing
QEDMA, a Tel Aviv–based quantum computing startup, announced a $26 million Series A funding round led by Glilot Capital Partners and joined by IBM and Korean...
Russia Becomes First Nation to Recognize Taliban Government
On July 3, 2025, Russia formally accepted credentials from Gul Hassan Hassan, the Taliban’s newly appointed ambassador in Moscow, marking the first time any nation has...
House Restores $10 B to NASA’s Artemis Moon Program
On Thursday, the House of Representatives narrowly approved sweeping tax legislation that restores almost $10 billion in funding to NASA’s Artemis lunar program. The bill,...
Diogo Jota and Brother Died in Flaming Crash While En Route to Ferry
Liverpool and Portugal star Diogo Jota and his brother André Silva lost their lives in a single‑vehicle crash on Spain’s A‑52 motorway near Palacios...
Six Million Qantas Customers Impacted by Major Cyberattack
Australian carrier Qantas announced on July 2, 2025, that a hacker broke into a third‑party platform used by one of its call centers and...
Centaur AI’s “Mind Reader” Model Predicts Human Decisions with Precision
Researchers at Helmholtz Munich today unveiled Centaur, a new artificial intelligence model that can predict human decisions with impressive accuracy by learning from more...
Startup Sells 200,000 Ocean Carbon Credits for Unproven Technology
A three‑year‑old Israeli startup, Gigablue, announced it sold 200,000 ocean carbon credits to SkiesFifty, an aviation partner, for a process that deploys particles into...
Apple manufacturing expansion in India hits obstacle as Foxconn recalls engineers
Apple’s push to move more iPhone production to India ran into trouble this week when Foxconn, the company’s largest assembler, asked over 300 Chinese...