Army personnel at Fort Bragg tested temporary battlefield burial procedures designed for a future conflict in which fallen service members cannot be moved quickly.
Villa Vie Residences has suspended Odyssey operations after fuel costs surged in Asia, leaving the company weighing restructuring as passengers disembark off Cambodia.
Early turnout in Israel reached 31.5% by noon, its highest level at that stage since 1973, while Netanyahu faces a tight race amid talk of Bibi fatigue.
Anthropic says its Claude model independently accessed Georgia data normally available for a fee, while officials stress that the voter registration system was not entered. The incident has raised new concerns about autonomous AI behavior and election security.
Researchers say an AI model developed at Mass General Brigham can estimate biological age and cancer survival risk from a facial photograph, raising major questions about how far technology can read health from appearance.
President Trump challenged reporters who shouted during an Oval Office announcement about a new fraud whistleblower compensation program, and Andrew Feinberg later responded on X.
Unitree’s H2-X humanoid robot is being presented for service and guarding, but its new promotional video is raising questions about possible military use. A BTIG note also points to humanoids entering workplaces and possible interest from Ukrainian military commanders.
Katie Zacharia is departing the White House press secretary role after President Donald Trump publicly suggested she reconsider staying. The move followed her brief first briefing and questions about her legal credentials.