U.S. President Donald Trump is set to sign an executive order on Tuesday to establish a White House Olympics Task Force that will oversee planning and coordination for the 2028 … Read More
In a landmark move for Britain’s space ambitions, Scotland-based Skyrora has become the first UK company to receive a domestic space launch licence, marking a major leap toward vertical satellite … Read More
Big Tech meets Old Energy: Aging coal and gas power plants across Europe are getting a surprising second life — as AI-ready data centres, thanks to growing demand from tech … Read More
Asian markets started the week on a stronger note, buoyed by hopes that the U.S. Federal Reserve could soon cut interest rates following weak U.S. jobs data. This shift in … Read More
In a rare overture, Hamas announced on Sunday that it is prepared to coordinate with the Red Cross to deliver humanitarian aid to Israeli hostages held in Gaza — but … Read More
More than 3,200 Boeing workers in the St. Louis area and Illinois began striking on Monday after rejecting a second contract offer from the aerospace giant. “We’re disappointed our employees … Read More
Asian share markets rose on Monday as expectations of U.S. interest rate cuts helped calm concerns about economic slowdown: Bond markets suggest: This shift came after weak U.S. jobs data, … Read More
Noah Lyles won the men’s 200m at the USA Track and Field Championships with a world-leading time of 19.63 seconds, overtaking Kenny Bednarek, who finished second in 19.67. Post-race tension … Read More
A groundbreaking genomic study has revealed that the humble potato, one of the world’s top food staples, originated from an ancient natural hybrid between a wild tomato plant and a … Read More
Conditions: The offer follows global outrage after Hamas released a disturbing video of hostage Evyatar David, visibly emaciated and digging what he claimed was his own grave. Western powers, including … Read More
