There's so much going on in the world at the moment that it comes as no surprise that people are starting to think about the possibility of a nuclear war breaking out sometime soon. Surviving a nuclear event requires more than just a fortified shelter,
Whether he is right, a huge question can be debated, but Reza Pahlavi, the exiled Crown Prince of Iran and the son of the last Persian Shah has declared that the Islamic Republic is collapsing. In a recent message, he described the Iranian Supreme Leader, Ayatollah
Antarctica has been known for decades as a symbol of relentless ice loss, fueling global concerns about rising sea levels. Yet, recent observations hint at an unexpected twist beneath the continent’s frozen surface. Could this signal a change in the long-standing narrative of climate decline?
Optron-Stavropol is Russia's manufacturer of power semiconductors. These are important components used in the nation's MiG, Su, and Tu aircraft. This year, the company went to the edge of bankruptcy, which signals a crisis in Russia's defense industry. These components are essential to both civilian and
Israeli drones have hummed over enemy skies for years, mostly unscathed, collecting intel and launching strikes with pinpoint accuracy. But this time around, it was different. Amidst a rapid-paced regional conflict, Iran pulled off the impossible feat of shooting down not one, but three of
Since its gates first opened on October 1, 1971, Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, has been a symbol of happiness and perseverance. As the world's most visited theme park with over 17.7 million taking a bet on the month of August, where the high
"Alligator Alcatraz," a new migrant detention facility in the Everglades, has sparked a widespread alarm throughout the state and nationally. This detention center is going to be built on an old, rarely used airstrip, and it is said to be three times the size of
If you were to picture a fortress, you'd think of solid walls, steel doors, maybe a moat. But what if the fortress was a mountain—one so deep, so layered up, so walled in, that the most advanced weapon on the planet couldn't break it? This isn't
For years, the world has tiptoed around a quiet but powerful monopoly; China’s grip on the rare earth metals that fuel everything from smartphones to missile systems. These aren’t just obscure minerals. They’re the beating heart of clean energy, advanced tech, and national defense. Now, one
In June 2023, Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb led a daring mission to the ocean floor off Papua New Guinea. His goal? To recover what might be the first physical fragments of alien technology. Loeb and his team dredged up dozens of mysterious metal spheres from
