Monthly Archives: November 2025
Ukrainian City of Ternopil Devastated in Massive Overnight Russian Attack
A wave of Russian drone and missile strikes has brought widespread loss and destruction across Ukraine, with the western city of Ternopil suffering the...
Operation Southern Spear Marks a New Phase in U.S. Activity Across the Caribbean
The Trump administration introduced another shift in its security approach to the Western Hemisphere this week, unveiling a broadened counter-drug and surveillance campaign known...
Washington Debates Risks of Selling F-35 Jets to Saudi Arabia
A proposed U.S. sale of F-35 fighter jets to Saudi Arabia is drawing renewed debate in Washington, where defense and intelligence officials are raising...
BBC Apology to Trump Sparks Media Uproar, Political Scrutiny and Public Backlash
The BBC’s apology to President Donald Trump over an edited segment of his 6 January 2021 speech has unleashed a storm over media ethics,...
Google Targets China’s Lighthouse Hackers in New Federal Lawsuit
Google has launched an aggressive new legal offensive against a vast international smishing operation, filing a federal lawsuit that targets an alleged network of...
Farewell to the Penny: America Ends a 232 Year Tradition
For the first time in more than two centuries, the rhythmic clatter of penny presses has fallen silent at the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia....
U.S. Links China to Salt Typhoon Cyber Operation Targeting Global Telecoms
Salt Typhoon, a hacking group linked by U.S. officials to China’s Ministry of State Security, is at the center of an expansive cyber espionage...
Government Reopens After Six Week Shutdown as Workers Return to Offices
The federal government began reopening Thursday morning after President Donald Trump approved a funding bill that brought an end to a prolonged shutdown lasting...
Super Typhoon Fung-wong Slams the Philippines, Forcing Over a Million to Evacuate
Super Typhoon Fung-wong made landfall on Sunday along the northeastern coast of the Philippines, unleashing destructive winds, heavy rains, and widespread flooding that forced...
China’s Pursuit of Longevity Blurs the Line Between Science and Ambition
China is investing heavily in biotechnology aimed at slowing aging and extending human life, blending ancient fascination with modern scientific pursuit. The effort, driven...
