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Pentagon threatens to withdraw military support from Scouting America unless the organization abandons DEI policies and implements 'core value reforms' aligned with Trump's executive order.
Red Sea shipping faces security crisis with Houthi attacks forcing naval escorts, massive vessel rerouting around Africa, and insurance costs doubling. International operations Prosperity Guardian and ASPIDES provide protection while shippers absorb soaring war-risk premiums.
The 2026 National Threat Cyber Bulletin reveals escalating AI-powered cyber threats with $10.5 trillion economic impact, evolving ransomware tactics, and critical implications for global policy and markets.
Pentagon threatens to withdraw military support from Scouting America unless the organization abandons DEI policies and implements 'core value reforms' aligned with Trump's executive order.
Urban food hubs are expanding with logistics training programs that create local jobs while reducing food waste and improving community food access.
Anthropic's new AI legal automation tool triggered major stock declines for legal software companies and broader market volatility, highlighting investor fears about AI disruption in professional services.
Three US warships have arrived near Haiti's capital amid extreme gang violence and political instability, signaling heightened international security concerns in the Caribbean nation facing a severe humanitarian crisis.
At least 14 migrants died after a Greek coast guard patrol vessel collided with a migrant speedboat near Chios. 24 survivors, including 11 children, were hospitalized as search operations continue.
Former Prince Andrew has moved from his Windsor mansion to Sandringham Estate amid renewed Epstein document releases and police investigations into sexual misconduct allegations.
City announces pedestrian priority zone in historic district to improve air quality, reduce traffic, and enhance urban livability. The plan includes traffic calming measures, business impact considerations, and resident feedback integration.
Seif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of former Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi, was assassinated by masked gunmen in Zintan. Once seen as a reformist heir, his reputation collapsed during the 2011 uprising. His death occurs amid Libya's ongoing political division.
Congress passes $1.2 trillion spending bill ending partial government shutdown, with DHS receiving only two weeks of temporary funding while negotiations continue over ICE reforms.
The AI Fact Checking Consortium releases open-source tools and training datasets to help publishers combat misinformation. The toolkit includes claim detection, source verification, and workflow templates designed for practical implementation in newsrooms.
Red Sea shipping faces security crisis with Houthi attacks forcing naval escorts, massive vessel rerouting around...
The 2026 National Threat Cyber Bulletin reveals escalating AI-powered cyber threats with $10.5 trillion economic...
Urban food hubs are expanding with logistics training programs that create local jobs while reducing food waste and...
City announces pedestrian priority zone in historic district to improve air quality, reduce traffic, and enhance...
The AI Fact Checking Consortium releases open-source tools and training datasets to help publishers combat...
Sovereign credit rating watchlists triggered globally as bond yields surge, creating fiscal pressure on governments....
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