Giuliani Suspended by WABC; Radio Show Canceled

Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani faced a suspension without pay from his WABC radio show after going on a rant about the “stolen” 2020 election. The decision to remove Giuliani from the air came from billionaire radio station owner John Catsimatidis, who cited Giuliani’s violation of company policy against questioning the validity of election results. Giuliani claimed ignorance of the policy and expressed … Continue reading Giuliani Suspended by WABC; Radio Show Canceled

Steve Bannon likely heading to jail after appeals court upholds his conviction

Former chief strategist of Donald Trump, Steve Bannon, is facing the likelihood of prison time after an appeals court upheld his conviction for contempt of Congress. Bannon had been sentenced to four months in 2022 for refusing to testify in a congressional investigation into the January 6 Capitol attack, but the sentence was on hold pending his appeal. The decision came on Friday when the … Continue reading Steve Bannon likely heading to jail after appeals court upholds his conviction

UN General Assembly backs Palestinian bid for membership

The UN General Assembly has voted overwhelmingly to support Palestine’s bid for full UN membership, indicating growing global isolation for Israel amid concerns over the Gaza conflict and the humanitarian crisis. The resolution passed with 143 votes in favor, 9 against, and 25 abstentions, urging the Security Council to grant Palestine full membership and enhance its current observer status with new rights and privileges. Israel … Continue reading UN General Assembly backs Palestinian bid for membership

IDF troops carry out operations in Rafah

Israeli military units conducted operations in various parts of the Gaza Strip. Troops from the 162nd Division and Givati Brigade discovered underground tunnel shafts in the Eastern part of Rafah. Additionally, the 401st Brigade engaged and neutralized terrorist squads near the Rafah crossing, utilizing both close-quarter combat and airstrikes. Israeli Air Force aircraft targeted several areas in Rafah that had launched rockets and mortar shells … Continue reading IDF troops carry out operations in Rafah

Israel secures spot in Eurovision grand final despite protests

Switzerland and the Netherlands, both top contenders in Eurovision 2024, secured places in Saturday’s final alongside Israel, despite protests and booing during Israel’s performance. The event in Malmo, Sweden, drew 100,000 visitors, with heavy police presence due to potential unrest. Swiss rapper Nemo and Dutch artist Joost Klein qualified with their songs, while Israeli soloist Eden Golan’s performance faced mixed reactions. Golan’s participation sparked controversy, … Continue reading Israel secures spot in Eurovision grand final despite protests

Severe solar storm threatens power grids and navigation systems

This weekend, a severe solar storm threatens global disruptions including blackouts, navigation system failures, and radio outages. It marks the first G4 geomagnetic storm watch since January 2005, indicating high solar activity with multiple waves of energy approaching Earth. The storm poses risks to electric grids, pipelines, and spacecraft, with potential consequences similar to past G5 storms in 2003. Satellites will provide about an hour’s … Continue reading Severe solar storm threatens power grids and navigation systems

Stone workshops used by craftsmen in the Middle Ages found in France

Workers in Dijon’s city center uncovered a surprising historical treasure while renovating a square as part of a redevelopment project. Instead of the expected layers of dirt, they found sections of ancient stone just beneath the surface. Archaeologists from the Institut National de Recherches Archéologiques Préventives discovered a line of ancient buildings, dating back to the 11th century, with walls measuring 10 to 15 feet … Continue reading Stone workshops used by craftsmen in the Middle Ages found in France

New telescope images reveal ghostly ‘God’s Hand’ in Milky Way reaching across the cosmos

Astronomers have captured a captivating image of what seems like a ghostly hand stretching across the cosmos towards a distant spiral galaxy, unveiling a rare cosmic phenomenon. The Dark Energy Camera, situated on the Víctor M. Blanco 4-meter Telescope at the Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory in Chile, snapped the breathtaking picture of “God’s Hand” – a cometary globule located 1,300 light-years away in the Puppis … Continue reading New telescope images reveal ghostly ‘God’s Hand’ in Milky Way reaching across the cosmos

Chang’e-6 enters lunar orbit ahead of far side landing attempt

China’s Chang’e-6 spacecraft achieved a significant milestone by entering lunar orbit late Tuesday, marking progress toward its mission of collecting samples from the far side of the moon. The orbiter successfully executed a braking maneuver, slowing its velocity to be captured by the moon’s gravity, as announced by the China National Space Administration (CNSA). Launched on May 3, the spacecraft embarked on a four-day journey … Continue reading Chang’e-6 enters lunar orbit ahead of far side landing attempt

Penguin-inspired robot explores sea using AI

Introducing the Quadroin AUV, a revolutionary aquatic robot crafted by German underwater technology firm EvoLogics. Inspired by the agile swimming of penguins, this autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) takes its cues from the PingGuin, EvoLogics’ experimental predecessor from 2020. Rooted in Dr. Rudolf Bannasch’s research on Adélie penguins’ movement, the Quadroin marks the culmination of a journey that began with the AquaPenguin in 2009. The latest … Continue reading Penguin-inspired robot explores sea using AI

Rifle-Armed Robot Dogs Now Being Tested By Marine Special Operators

The United States Marine Forces Special Operations Command (MARSOC) is reportedly utilizing rifle-equipped “robot dogs,” making them a pioneering force within the U.S. military. Onyx Industries, the supplier of the gun system, confirmed the deployment of two such robotic dogs equipped with Onyx’s SENTRY remote weapon system. These dogs are engaged in tasks like tunnel work and perimeter security, utilizing the Vision 60 quadrupedal unmanned … Continue reading Rifle-Armed Robot Dogs Now Being Tested By Marine Special Operators

The alleged architect of a multibillion-dollar fraud that shook Wall Street heads to trial

In the spring of 2021, Archegos Capital Management, a seemingly obscure investment firm, made headlines for its sudden and catastrophic collapse, leaving major Wall Street banks facing staggering losses of billions of dollars. The firm, led by its founder and CEO, Bill Hwang, will now face trial for alleged racketeering, conspiracy, and fraud charges in a Manhattan courtroom. Archegos was accused of employing deceptive tactics, … Continue reading The alleged architect of a multibillion-dollar fraud that shook Wall Street heads to trial

GM to stop making iconic Chevy Malibu after 60 years

General Motors announced plans to discontinue production of the gasoline-powered Chevrolet Malibu later this year, aiming to focus on manufacturing new electric vehicles. Since 1964, GM has sold over 10 million Malibus worldwide, with production set to end in November. The company will invest $390 million in its Kansas assembly plant to produce the next-generation Chevrolet Bolt EVs, following the halt of production for the … Continue reading GM to stop making iconic Chevy Malibu after 60 years

Georgia appeals court to hear Trump’s bid to disqualify Fani Willis

The Georgia Court of Appeals has agreed to review a decision made by a Fulton County Superior Court judge regarding District Attorney Fani Willis and her office’s involvement in the 2020 election case against former President Donald Trump. This decision follows Judge Scott McAfee’s ruling, which allowed Willis to continue leading the prosecution despite her personal relationship with a prosecutor, Nathan Wade. While Wade was … Continue reading Georgia appeals court to hear Trump’s bid to disqualify Fani Willis

RFK Jr says worm ate part of his brain and then died inside his head

In 2010, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced alarming health issues, including memory loss and cognitive fog. Initially diagnosed with a brain tumor, he later received a surprising assessment from a doctor who believed he had a dead parasite in his brain. Despite health challenges, Kennedy, now an independent presidential candidate, emphasizes his vigor, engaging in athletic activities and campaign efforts. Alongside undisclosed health struggles, such … Continue reading RFK Jr says worm ate part of his brain and then died inside his head

Billionaires sue LA for right to demolish Marilyn Monroe’s house

Fans and conservationists rejoiced in January when the Los Angeles Cultural Heritage Commission proposed landmark status for Marilyn Monroe’s former home, aiming to save it from demolition. However, the new owners, Brinah Milstein and Roy Bank, who purchased the property last summer with plans to demolish it and expand their estate, filed a lawsuit against the city. They argue that the house lacks historical significance … Continue reading Billionaires sue LA for right to demolish Marilyn Monroe’s house

Globe-trotting jewelry thief finally caught after diamond ring heist

A notorious jewelry thief, Yaorong Wan, was apprehended in Queens after executing a sophisticated diamond ring heist reminiscent of scenes from the movie “Ocean’s Eleven” in New York City. Wan, 49, stands accused of stealing rings valued at $300,000 from Cartier and Tiffany stores in Manhattan, marking the end of his extensive criminal endeavors that spanned across continents. Wan’s criminal journey began in South Korea … Continue reading Globe-trotting jewelry thief finally caught after diamond ring heist

Ukraine orders nationwide electricity rationing after Russian airstrikes

Russian missiles and drones targeted nearly a dozen Ukrainian energy infrastructure sites, causing significant damage to three Soviet-era thermal power plants and leading to blackouts in multiple regions. Ukraine’s air force claimed to have shot down a considerable number of missiles and drones used in the attack, although casualties were reported in the Kyiv and Kirovohrad regions. Energy Minister German Galushchenko condemned the attack, highlighting … Continue reading Ukraine orders nationwide electricity rationing after Russian airstrikes

Canada Re-Criminalizes Public Drug Use

The federal government has agreed to B.C.’s request to reinstate a ban on the public use of illicit drugs, according to Mental Health and Addictions Minister Ya’ara Saks. Saks emphasized that the focus should be on treating addiction as a health crisis rather than a criminal issue, while also ensuring community safety. B.C. had previously implemented a three-year exemption for personal drug possession and public … Continue reading Canada Re-Criminalizes Public Drug Use

Pennsylvania has investigated more than a dozen UFO incidents in the past decade, records show

Pennsylvania residents have reported various unusual phenomena to authorities, including mysterious lights on country roads, saucer-shaped crafts over suburban areas, and flaming orbs in the woods. Following a mention by the head of the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA) that they track UFO sightings, state records obtained by the Capital-Star reveal over a dozen investigations into such events in the past decade. During a legislative … Continue reading Pennsylvania has investigated more than a dozen UFO incidents in the past decade, records show

Cluster of ‘UFOs’ spotted in night sky after powerful 5.6-magnitude earthquake

After a 5.6-magnitude earthquake struck about 25 miles from Turhal, Turkey, a cluster of mysterious lights appeared in the night sky, leaving locals bewildered. Recorded around 6:10 pm on April 18, the quake, though shallow at six miles, was strongly felt across the region. Later that night, witnesses observed a swarm of bright lights shimmering in the sky, prompting speculation about their origin. One video … Continue reading Cluster of ‘UFOs’ spotted in night sky after powerful 5.6-magnitude earthquake

MIT astronomers observe elusive stellar light surrounding ancient quasars

MIT astronomers have made a groundbreaking observation of the faint starlight enveloping some of the earliest quasars in the universe, shedding light on the evolution of the universe’s first black holes and galaxies. Quasars, the brilliant cores of active galaxies containing supermassive black holes, differ from typical galaxies due to their prolonged consumption of immense amounts of matter, making them exceptionally luminous. Despite this brightness, … Continue reading MIT astronomers observe elusive stellar light surrounding ancient quasars

U.S. Military Shot Down Drones With Lasers in Middle East: Report

A recent report from Forbes, citing the U.S. Army, reveals that the U.S. military has been utilizing drones to counter enemy drones in the Middle East, marking the first official acknowledgment of such tactics by the Pentagon. Doug Bush, head of acquisitions for the U.S. Army, noted that lasers have proven effective “in some cases” against certain threats, albeit without providing specific details. While the … Continue reading U.S. Military Shot Down Drones With Lasers in Middle East: Report

Amazon’s warehouse robot army keeps getting bigger and bigger

Amazon has significantly expanded its fleet of robots in recent years to enhance its warehouse operations, doubling the number from 350,000 in 2021 to 750,000 by June last year. The company, claiming to be the world’s largest industrial robot manufacturer, has deployed a variety of robots with unique names like Robin, Sparrow, Proteus, Hercules, and Sequoia, each serving specific functions in sorting, moving, and handling … Continue reading Amazon’s warehouse robot army keeps getting bigger and bigger

Engineers create a caterpillar-shaped robot that splits into segments, reassembles, hauls and crawls

Engineers from Princeton and North Carolina State University have developed a soft robot that navigates mazes effortlessly by integrating ancient paper-folding techniques with modern materials science. Unlike traditional steering systems that compromise flexibility, this robot incorporates its steering mechanism directly into its body. The researchers describe their creation, comprised of modular cylindrical segments, in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. These segments, capable … Continue reading Engineers create a caterpillar-shaped robot that splits into segments, reassembles, hauls and crawls