Category: Current Events

Space in July 2025: Budget Battles, Scientific Breakthroughs, and the New Space Race The global space sector is experiencing a period of profound transformation, marked by political wrangling over budgets, rapid advances in technology, and a surge of new players in both government and commercial domains. From the halls of Congress to the surface of…
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AI News Today: Global Trends, Breakthroughs, and Controversies Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to reshape industries, societies, and global power dynamics at an unprecedented pace. Today’s news cycle reveals a landscape marked by rapid technological innovation, fierce competition for talent, regulatory battles, ethical dilemmas, and profound societal impacts. From the boardrooms of Silicon Valley to the…
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Tech News Deep Dive: July 2025 Microsoft’s Massive Restructuring: Layoffs, AI Investments, and Gaming Turmoil Microsoft is making headlines with a sweeping round of layoffs, cutting approximately 9,000 jobs—about 4% of its global workforce. This move, the largest since 2023, is part of a broader strategy to streamline operations and offset soaring costs from massive…
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Monday, June 30, 2025 – Today’s tech headlines span social media shake-ups, big tech legal battles, AI advancements, cybersecurity crackdowns, and more. Below we delve into all the major internet and technology news stories of the day, with context and expert insights for each development. X (Twitter) Hires Viral-App Veteran Nikita Bier as Head of…
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A surprisingly busy 24 hours of seismic activity saw a M 5.7–5.8 quake off the Dominican Republic that rattled Puerto Rico, a M 6.3–6.5 event east of the Philippine archipelago that was felt as far as Thailand and Myanmar, and a widely‑felt but harmless M 2.7 jolt under Los Angeles. Dozens of smaller shocks—most notably in Chile, Papua New Guinea and Nevada—rounded…
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The past 24 hours delivered a blizzard of space headlines: an explosive Starship test darkened Elon Musk’s Mars timeline; Europe’s “Project Bromo” megaconstellation stalled amid board‑room drama; the U.S. Space Development Agency (SDA) surprised the Pentagon by lofting a prototype SATCOM bird four months early; T‑Mobile promised Starlink‑powered mobile data for every U.S. dead‑zone; and a shoebox‑sized CubeSat beamed…
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At lightning speed on 24 June 2025, President Donald Trump upended foreign and domestic politics: he jetted into The Hague demanding a historic 5 %‑of‑GDP defense pledge from NATO, proclaimed (and then scolded) a shaky Israel‑Iran cease‑fire hours after ordering U.S. B‑2 strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, and watched Congress shelve an impeachment bid even as lawmakers advanced War‑Powers curbs. Oil…
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Recent commercial satellite photographs released by Maxar Technologies, Planet Labs and multiple newsrooms confirm that the Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant (FFEP) outside Qom—the deepest, most heavily‑fortified node in Iran’s nuclear network—absorbed direct hits from U.S. Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP) bombs during the 22 June allied air‑raid. High‑resolution before‑and‑after imagery shows at least six fresh penetrator holes in the limestone ridge above the…
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Apple’s Roadmap to an All‑Screen iPhone – Leaked plans suggest Apple will gradually eliminate the iPhone’s display cutouts by 2027. The iPhone 18 Pro (expected 2026) is rumored to debut under-display Face ID with only a tiny camera punch-hole. Then, for the iPhone’s 20th anniversary in 2027, Apple aims to launch a truly “all-screen” iPhone…
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