600 Google Employees Protest AI Military Deals: Is Gemini Being Weaponized? About 600 Google employees urged CEO Sundar Pichai to halt a contract with the Defense Department over AI tool concerns.
3 Assassination Attempts on Trump: How Security Failed to Block an Armed Suspect Donald Trump has survived three assassination attempts, raising questions about the effectiveness of his security measures.
Google Bypasses 600 Employee Protests to Give AI to U.S. Defense Dept Google has agreed to provide AI models to the U.S. Department of Defense despite employee backlash, marking a significant contract.
Iran Warns 'War Is Not Over' With New List of Targets Iran's military emphasizes ongoing tensions with the US, warning of potential conflict despite ceasefire, and enhancing military readiness.
$14B Arms Delay: Why Taiwan's Survival Strategy Is Under Threat Taiwan denies receiving any notice from the US about delays in arms deliveries, despite reports of schedule adjustments.
Turkey's Bold Move: Uniting Rival Factions in Massive Military Drill Recent military exercises 'EFES 2026' led by Turkey saw troops from conflict-ridden Libya and Syria participating, drawing global attention.
7 Ghost Ships Selected: US Navy’s New Plan to Dominate the Pacific The U.S. Navy has selected 7 designs from over 20 proposals for the Medium Unmanned Surface Vessel marketplace, moving to prototype evaluation.
Israel Boosts Air Power: Massive F-35 and F-15 Jet Expansion Underway Israel's Defense Ministry announces plans to purchase additional F-35I and F-15IA fighter jets from the U.S. to bolster its air force.
$4.6M per Pilot: Why South Korea's Air Force is Losing Elite Fighters Fighter pilot leaks rise again, with training costs for F-35A pilots at least $61 million; Air Force seeks to improve conditions.
South Korea's First Indigenous Submarine Makes Historic 7,700-Mile Voyage South Korean submarine Do San An Chang Ho arrives in Hawaii for joint naval training with the U.S. and Canada this June.
The Silent AI Threat: Why Your Security Systems Are Missing the Danger Side-channel attacks reveal limits of existing rule-based security systems, highlighting urgent issues AI detection still misses.
Explosion and Fire Break Out on HMM Cargo Ship Near Strait of Hormuz HMM reported an explosion and fire aboard a cargo ship near the Strait of Hormuz, with no casualties among the crew of 24.
South Korean Cargo Ship Hit in Hormuz Strait: Was It an Attack? A South Korean cargo ship reportedly attacked amid U.S.-Iran tensions in the Strait of Hormuz; no casualties confirmed.
Explosion on South Korean Vessel in Strait of Hormuz: What We Know An explosion and fire occurred on a South Korean ship trapped in the Strait of Hormuz, with no reported casualties so far.
Explosion on South Korean Cargo Ship in Strait of Hormuz Sparks Fire A fire broke out on a bulk carrier of South Korean shipping company HMM in the Hormuz Strait, following an unexplained explosion.
Trump Demands South Korean Military Support After Iran Attack Trump publicly calls for South Korea's military involvement in operations in the Strait of Hormuz amid Iran's threats to Korean vessels.
Explosion on South Korean Cargo Ship: Was It an Iranian Attack? A cargo ship operated by a Korean company caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions, prompting an investigation into possible attacks.
Explosion in Strait of Hormuz: South Korean Vessel Hit by Unexplained Blast The U.S. launches 'Project Freedom' to assist civilian ships in the Gulf region, deploying warships and aircraft for safe passage.
Blocked from the F-35, Saudi Arabia Turns to South Korea's KF-21 Saudi Arabia, blocked from acquiring F-35s, sees the KF-21 as a viable alternative for its defense needs.
$6 Billion Ajax Program Fails: Why This 40-Ton Tank Makes Soldiers Vomit The Ajax armored vehicle program aimed for a lightweight design but evolved into a 40-ton behemoth due to increased armor requirements.
600 Google Employees Protest AI Military Deals: Is Gemini Being Weaponized? About 600 Google employees urged CEO Sundar Pichai to halt a contract with the Defense Department over AI tool concerns.
3 Assassination Attempts on Trump: How Security Failed to Block an Armed Suspect Donald Trump has survived three assassination attempts, raising questions about the effectiveness of his security measures.
Google Bypasses 600 Employee Protests to Give AI to U.S. Defense Dept Google has agreed to provide AI models to the U.S. Department of Defense despite employee backlash, marking a significant contract.
Iran Warns 'War Is Not Over' With New List of Targets Iran's military emphasizes ongoing tensions with the US, warning of potential conflict despite ceasefire, and enhancing military readiness.
$14B Arms Delay: Why Taiwan's Survival Strategy Is Under Threat Taiwan denies receiving any notice from the US about delays in arms deliveries, despite reports of schedule adjustments.
Turkey's Bold Move: Uniting Rival Factions in Massive Military Drill Recent military exercises 'EFES 2026' led by Turkey saw troops from conflict-ridden Libya and Syria participating, drawing global attention.
7 Ghost Ships Selected: US Navy’s New Plan to Dominate the Pacific The U.S. Navy has selected 7 designs from over 20 proposals for the Medium Unmanned Surface Vessel marketplace, moving to prototype evaluation.
Israel Boosts Air Power: Massive F-35 and F-15 Jet Expansion Underway Israel's Defense Ministry announces plans to purchase additional F-35I and F-15IA fighter jets from the U.S. to bolster its air force.
$4.6M per Pilot: Why South Korea's Air Force is Losing Elite Fighters Fighter pilot leaks rise again, with training costs for F-35A pilots at least $61 million; Air Force seeks to improve conditions.
South Korea's First Indigenous Submarine Makes Historic 7,700-Mile Voyage South Korean submarine Do San An Chang Ho arrives in Hawaii for joint naval training with the U.S. and Canada this June.
The Silent AI Threat: Why Your Security Systems Are Missing the Danger Side-channel attacks reveal limits of existing rule-based security systems, highlighting urgent issues AI detection still misses.
Explosion and Fire Break Out on HMM Cargo Ship Near Strait of Hormuz HMM reported an explosion and fire aboard a cargo ship near the Strait of Hormuz, with no casualties among the crew of 24.
South Korean Cargo Ship Hit in Hormuz Strait: Was It an Attack? A South Korean cargo ship reportedly attacked amid U.S.-Iran tensions in the Strait of Hormuz; no casualties confirmed.
Explosion on South Korean Vessel in Strait of Hormuz: What We Know An explosion and fire occurred on a South Korean ship trapped in the Strait of Hormuz, with no reported casualties so far.
Explosion on South Korean Cargo Ship in Strait of Hormuz Sparks Fire A fire broke out on a bulk carrier of South Korean shipping company HMM in the Hormuz Strait, following an unexplained explosion.
Trump Demands South Korean Military Support After Iran Attack Trump publicly calls for South Korea's military involvement in operations in the Strait of Hormuz amid Iran's threats to Korean vessels.
Explosion on South Korean Cargo Ship: Was It an Iranian Attack? A cargo ship operated by a Korean company caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions, prompting an investigation into possible attacks.
Explosion in Strait of Hormuz: South Korean Vessel Hit by Unexplained Blast The U.S. launches 'Project Freedom' to assist civilian ships in the Gulf region, deploying warships and aircraft for safe passage.
Blocked from the F-35, Saudi Arabia Turns to South Korea's KF-21 Saudi Arabia, blocked from acquiring F-35s, sees the KF-21 as a viable alternative for its defense needs.
$6 Billion Ajax Program Fails: Why This 40-Ton Tank Makes Soldiers Vomit The Ajax armored vehicle program aimed for a lightweight design but evolved into a 40-ton behemoth due to increased armor requirements.
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