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Saudi Arabia says its air defenses intercepted and destroyed a drone launched by Yemen’s Houthi movement near the holy city of Mecca. The incident has intensified regional tensions as the Yemen conflict becomes increasingly linked to the wider war involving Iran and attacks across the Middle East.
The Trinidad and Tobago government has abandoned its appeal against a court decision placing businesswoman Star Sabga under house arrest. The move follows the revocation of her Preventive Detention Order and leaves a broader constitutional challenge over her detention pending.
Trump has dismissed calls for stricter AI oversight, saying the U.S. must maintain its lead over China as tech executives warn that development may outpace safety measures.
by Aurax Desk
The United States has publicly acknowledged for the first time that it has weapons deployed in orbit, marking a significant disclosure about the country’s military capabilities in space. The announcement comes as Washington, China and Russia expand efforts to protect and disrupt critical space-based systems.
by Aurax Desk
A Pentagon watchdog says the U.S. military has been left with strategic munitions shortages after the war with Iran placed heavy demands on weapons stockpiles. The report also identified production and supply-chain bottlenecks that could complicate efforts to replenish the weapons used during the conflict.
by Aurax Desk
A historical depiction of Miguel Hidalgo's Grito de Dolores, the 1810 call that launched Mexico's independence movement.
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.
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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