‘No help whatsoever’: Trump demands reimbursement from countries over Hormuz conflict
Trump stated that oil continues to flow through the Strait of Hormuz while criticizing global nations for their lack of support to the US.
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Miami crane collapse update: Scary video goes viral as 4 injured; Brickell Bay Drive closed
Emergency responders in South Florida hurried to the location of a crane collapse that resulted in multiple injuries, as reported by Miami police on Monday.
‘Only control AI needs is high IQ President’: Trump after calls for new rules, terms concerns ‘sick conspiracy’
Trump made the remarks on Monday while hitting out at efforts by technology leaders to introduce greater government oversight of AI.
‘Never resist correction, shutdown': Microsoft unveils new draft code for its AI amid growing ‘control’ concerns
The rules are significant, given AI leaders' recent unease over what they have termed “loss of control” over the systems, and the OpenAI hugging face incident.
Forget Robot Workers, This Company Wants to Build Soldiers
Unmanned aerial drones & vehicles are already on frontlines of military conflicts. Foundation Future Industries wants combat-ready humanoid robots to be next.
Trump says Ukraine, Russia agreed not to hit each other's energy sites; justifies rise in diesel prices
United States President Donald Trump made a big declaration on Monday that Ukraine and Russia have agreed to not hit each other's energy targets.
Oracle starts new round of layoffs as AI spending raises debt: Which departments will be impacted?
Oracle begins new lay off a significant portion of its workforce, with reductions possibly spanning 7,000 to 10,000 roles, amid a major organizational change.
AstraZeneca Breast-Cancer Drug Misses Goal in Late-Stage Trial
The Etcamah results came a week after the U.S. granted approval for the drug for advanced breast cancer upon the detection of a specific mutation.
Baghdad meeting, five oil nations and global power shift: How OPEC was born on this day in 1960
OPEC's mission is to unify the petroleum policies of its member countries in order to safeguard the interests of the producers, as well as, the consumers.
Russia vows to keep striking ‘whole’ of Ukraine after rare ‘drone attack’ near Polish border
The Kremlin said Monday that Russia would continue striking targets across the "whole" of Ukraine, after it was asked about a rare drone attack near the Polish border rattled Warsaw and its European allies.
Houthis make gains in Red Sea: Why Saudi Arabia is at loggerheads with Yemen's rebel group
Saudi Arabia has increasingly relied on the Red Sea route as an alternative to the Strait of Hormuz, where Iran has been attacking shipping.
BloodHound Q50 shooting suspects identified? New horrifying surveillance footage surfaces as fans express shock
Rapper BloodHound Q50, real name Mikquale Cooper, was fatally shot in Chicago. Gunfire from two vehicles struck him in the chest and shoulder, as per reports.
Russia Is Churning Out Smart, Cheap New Weapons Faster Than Ukraine or the U.S.
Just as Ukraine was learning how to parry Russia’s drone attacks, Moscow has moved the goal posts with a new generation of innovative jet-powered weapons.
'Well, it's too…': What Trump said on backing JD Vance for potential 2028 US presidential run
In June, JD Vance said he would speak to his wife about a possible run for the White House after the 2026 midterm elections.
The Houthis’ shock advance in Yemen gives Iran new leverage
FOR MONTHS Saudi Arabia has talked up a possible new offensive against the Houthis, the Iran-backed rebels who control much of Yemen. The kingdom’s Yemeni allies promised they had “surprises” in store. Propagandists blustered that they might soon free Hodeida, the country’s main ...
How the Clash Between Money and Safety Created a Monumental Crisis for AI
OpenAI and Anthropic, in heated competition—with each other and China—are racing toward IPOs, even as they admit they could lose control of their powerful bots.
Dominick Bianchi cause of death: Missing newlywed East Greenbush man found dead in wooded area
The East Greenbush Police Department on Sunday night announced that Dominick Bianchi, who had been reported missing on Tuesday, has been found deceased in a wooded area. The newlywed from upstate New York has been unaccounted for since last week.
Who is Ellie Acra? White House defends staffer, tears into ‘sick freak’ journalist over viral Ireland incident
Ellie Acra, a press assistant in the Trump White House, faced backlash after a video showed her directing photographers during the President's Ireland visit.