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BRICS leaders have adopted a joint declaration in New Delhi amid wars, trade tensions and divisions within the expanded bloc. The agreement calls for greater cooperation and stronger representation for developing nations.
The Trinidad and Tobago Government plans to reintroduce Zones of Special Operations legislation as the State of Emergency ends. The bill is intended to support targeted security operations and community development in high-crime areas.
by Aurax Desk
Saudi Arabia has shut its East-West oil pipeline after an aerial attack as Iran-backed Houthis expand along Yemen’s Red Sea coast. The developments are putting further pressure on global energy supplies amid disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.
by Aurax Desk
A new bill introduced in Congress would gradually reduce the standard workweek from 40 hours to 32 hours while expanding overtime protections. Supporters say the proposal would improve work-life balance and ensure workers benefit from productivity gains, while critics warn it could increase labor costs and consumer prices.
by Aurax Desk
Apple’s new AI-powered Apple Watch features can listen to conversations and generate summaries, raising privacy and wiretap concerns. Apple says audio is processed securely without permanently storing raw recordings.
by Aurax Desk
Dr. Mae Jemison became the first Black woman to travel into space aboard Space Shuttle Endeavour in 1992.
Tiger Woods will lose his driver’s license for five years after reaching a plea agreement stemming from a March rollover crash in Florida. The 15-time major champion avoided jail after the original DUI charge was reduced.
Road rage has become a global concern as ordinary traffic disputes increasingly escalate into threats, assaults and, in extreme cases, deadly confrontations. But are drivers actually becoming more aggressive, or are smartphones, congestion and social media simply making the problem more visible?
By. Aurax Desk
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