Author: Willow Tohi

From Moscow to Sumy: Escalating drone campaigns spark humanitarian crisis, civilian casualties and diplomatic deadlock Ukraine’s drone attacks on Russia escalate, sparking global nuclear safety concerns. IAEA

The Met Office cannot identify the sources of temperature data for 103 non-existent or defunct weather stations, undermining the reliability of its climate records. Independent investigations revealed cases like

Victory for health freedom: HHS drops COVID-19 vaccine mandates for children and pregnant women HHS, under Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is rolling back COVID-19 vaccine recommendations for

Congress introduces bills to track AI chips and battle Chinese smuggling amid national security concerns U.S. lawmakers are advancing two bills to combat China’s illicit acquisition of AI

Amazon’s tactile robot Vulcan sparks debate over automation’s future in warehouses Amazon unveiled its first touch-sensitive warehouse robot, Vulcan, which uses AI-driven tactile sensors to autonomously handle 75%

Polar ice rebounds confound alarmist predictions: New studies highlight climate’s unpredictable dance Antarctica’s ice sheet gained mass (107.79 gigatons annually from 2021–2023), offsetting sea-level rise, while Arctic sea

NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) discovered wave-like sediment features resembling Earth’s solifluction lobes, suggesting Mars experienced freeze-thaw cycles in its past. The Martian formations, imaged by HiRISE, mirror

U.K. asylum costs will triple to £15.3B over the next decade amid surge in small boat migrants, NAO reports The U.K. government’s asylum housing costs are projected to

Chinese influencer’s viral call for revolution sparks debate on U.S. oligarchy and trade war fallout Chinese influencer Neil Zhu’s viral video accuses American elites of enriching themselves while

Gold swings wildly as China’s sudden gold selloff triggers two-week low amid holiday lull On Wednesday, gold prices dropped sharply to a two-week low of $3,220.54 per ounce