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How Iran's "Mosquito Fleet" Puts Global Oil Flow At Risk
These boats, operated by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, are cheap, quick, and difficult to track.
Oil Spills From US-Israeli War On Iran Are So Large They're Visible From Space
The spilt oil has the potential to affect the lives and livelihoods of people along the Gulf coastlines, as well as the area’s abundant marine life.
"Atlas Of The Universe" : NASA Unveils New Roman Space Telescope To Probe Mysteries Of Dark Matter
Roman, which took more than $4 billion and over a decade to build, is named after astronomer Nancy Grace Roman, who developed the landmark telescope.
The Mojtaba Khamenei Factor In US-Iran Peace Talks Delay
The White House believes that with Khamenei absent from the active decision-making process, there were fractures within the current Iranian leadership.
Fearing "Curse Of 35", Young Chinese Start "One-Person Companies" Using AI
More young people in China are subscribing to the model of "one-person companies", as cities pledge millions of dollars in funding and rent subsidies.
Donald Trump Weighs Shipping Waiver Renewal To Ease Oil, Gas Prices
Global energy prices have risen substantially in the past two months, with Brent crude, the international benchmark, climbing nearly 36 per cent.
Vladimir Putin's Oil Windfall Won't Revive Russia's Slowing Wartime Economy
The surging cost of oild ue to US war with Iran is boosting Russia's export income to the highest since the early weeks of Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Apple's New CEO Will Need To Stave Off Exodus Of Top Talent
Apple got a recent taste of just how easy it is to lose some of its most prized talent.
Opinion: Opinion | Why The US State Secretary Is Saying That The Dollar Is Finished
America's own Secretary of State has publicly conceded that its most powerful financial weapon may be obsolete within five years.
Los Angeles Schools Set Limit On Students' Screen Time In Class
The policy was meant to strike a balance between instructional needs and growing concerns about excessive screen exposure harming students' attention.
New Zealand Minister Slammed For Anti-India 'Butter Chicken Tsunami' Remark
A senior New Zealand minister has sparked outrage by deriding a planned free trade deal with India as...
OpenAI's ChatGPT Accused Of Guiding Florida Shooter On Gun, Ammunition
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier said on Tuesday the state was launching a criminal probe into OpenAI and its artificial intelligence app
D4vd Pleads Not Guilty After Missing 14-Year-Old Found Dismembered In His Tesla
US indie-pop singer D4vd (David Anthony Burke) pleaded not guilty Monday to the first-degree murder of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose dismembered remains were found in a Tesla registered to him seven months after she disappeared.
North Korean Hackers Suspected Of $300 Million Crypto Heist
Digital currency news site CoinDesk said the heist on the vault of online investment tool KelpDAO on Saturday was 2026's biggest crypto exploit so far.
'Iran Has Thousands Of Missiles To Continue War': Intel Belies Trump's Claim
Even before the ceasefire was declared, US President Donald Trump and his defence secretary, Pete Hegseth, had claimed the Iranian Air Force was "wiped out" and the Navy was "at the bottom of the sea".
CDs Over Spotify, No Maps, Instagram: Americans On One-Month Digital Detox
Scientists have long been sounding the alarm, warning that cell phone addiction is associated with shortened attention spans and anxiety.
Who Is Umar Farooq Zahoor, Fraud-Accused Seen With JD Vance In Pakistan
He has also presented himself as a whistleblower in a corruption case that allegedly led to the imprisonment of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan.
Iran Found Its 'Nuclear Weapon'. Now The US Has To Adapt
Iran's ability to throttle tanker traffic through the Hormuz acts as a strategic, nuclear-like weapon without physical destruction, and the US must find a way around this particular challenge.
Russian Apps "Spying" On VPN Users Amid Internet Crackdown: Report
The investigation by RKS Global examined 30 widely used apps in Russia, including those run by T-Bank, Sberbank, Yandex and VKontakte.
