American citizen killed amid West Bank violence
A 20-year-old American from Florida was beaten to death by Israeli settlers on Friday while visiting relatives in the occupied West Bank, according to his
Solar-powered robot zaps weeds without chemicals
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Out in the California sun, a new kind of farmhand is hard at work. Powered by
52 Palestinians in Gaza are killed by Israeli airstrikes or shot dead while seeking aid
Israeli airstrikes killed at least 28 Palestinians including four children in the Gaza Strip, while 24 others were fatally shot.
Air Force Confirms Drone Swarms Over Wright-Patterson AFB Led to Airspace Shutdown; Videos and Reports Released
Newly released Air Force records confirm that Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB) in Ohio experienced multiple drone incursions in mid-December
NASA’s SpaceX Crew-11 to Support Health Studies for Deep Space Travel
NASA’s SpaceX Crew-11 mission is set to launch a four-person crew to the International Space Station later this summer. Some
China’s emissions may be falling – here’s what you should know
Experts are divided if the drop over really means China has reached the peak of its emissions.
Webb scratches under Cat’s Paw Nebula for third anniversary
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A Forgotten Martian Landscape May Hold the Key to Ancient Water on the Red Planet
New evidence for past water on Mars has emerged from UK Space Agency-supported research identifying more than 15,000 kilometers of ancient dry riverbeds crisscrossing the Martian surface, particularly in a region long overlooked in the search for Martian water.
The discovery centers on a detailed investigation of sinuous fluvial ridges in the Noachis Terra region of Mars. These inverted channels were likely formed as rivers deposited sediment, which hardened over time and were eventually exposed through erosion.
Investigating Water on Mars
Open University PhD student Adam Losekoot presented the findings at the Royal Astronomical Society’s National Astronomy Meeting, held this week in
Solar-powered robot zaps weeds without chemicals
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Out in the California sun, a new kind of farmhand is hard at work. Powered by solar energy and guided by artificial intelligence, the solar-powered weeding robot for cotton fields is offering farmers a smarter and more sustainable way to tackle weeds. This technology is arriving just in time, as growers across the country face a shortage of available workers and weeds that are becoming increasingly resistant to herbicides.Sign up for
A Forgotten Martian Landscape May Hold the Key to Ancient Water on the Red Planet
New evidence for past water on Mars has emerged from UK Space Agency-supported research identifying more than 15,000 kilometers of ancient dry riverbeds crisscrossing the Martian surface, particularly in a region long overlooked in the search for Martian water.
The discovery centers on a detailed investigation of sinuous fluvial ridges in the Noachis Terra region of Mars. These inverted channels were likely formed as rivers deposited sediment, which hardened over time and were eventually exposed through erosion.
Investigating
Fox News AI Newsletter: Trump Cabinet official impersonated
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Medicare data breach exposes 100,000 Americans’ info
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Healthcare data continues to be a top target for cybercriminals. In June alone, two major breaches compromised over 13 million patient records. Now, a newly confirmed Medicare data breach has affected more than 100,000 Americans.The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) sent letters this week to those affected, confirming that hackers accessed sensitive data linked to Medicare.gov accounts.Sign up for my FREE CyberGuy ReportGet my best tech tips, urgent security
Swappable EV batteries let you ‘refuel’ in just 100 seconds
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Pulling into a station, swapping your electric car battery and getting back on the road in under two minutes is now a reality. In China, CATL’s swappable EV batteries are making this possible. This innovation is transforming the way drivers think about electric vehicle charging by making it fast, easy and as convenient as refueling with gasoline.Sign up for my FREE CyberGuy ReportGet my best tech tips, urgent security alerts and
Massive scam spreading designed to trick you and steal your money
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Look at the image. That’s not the real Omaha Steaks. It’s from a fake site designed to steal your money.It’s happening all over the internet right now. You see a great deal on name-brand stuff, a new smartwatch, fancy cookware, maybe some designer jeans, and you click. Everything looks real. The logos, the layout, even Apple and Google Pay are options. But it’s a scam, and now your credit card info
How Pete Hegseth Is Rewiring the Pentagon for Drone Warfare
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth dropped a memo on July 10 that read like a heavy artillery blast against the Pentagon’s procurement paralysis. He rescinded the choke‑hold regs from 2021–22 that hamstrung drone purchases—especially those pesky rules banning Chinese‑component bird dogs—and handed combat units the green light to buy, test, and train with U.S.‑made small drones on their own authority.
Forget the glacial march of bygone acquisition cycles. Hegseth wants thousands of American drones on the DoD’s Blue UAS approved‑for‑battle roster—and he wants them now . Simultaneously, he’s dismantling barriers: zero tolerance for bureaucratic BS, rewiring software procurement channels via
Evening Brief: NATO Needs More Long-Range Missiles to Counter Expanding Russian Arsenal, Nearly 10 Million Displaced by War in Ukraine
Good evening — it’s Friday, July 11, 2025, and the headlines are anything but quiet. As the week closes, Gaza’s
How Ukraine is Adapting, Enduring, and Striking Back
Mike Kofman and Ryan brought out the mics to discuss the pressing issues in the war between Ukraine and Russia.
A Forgotten Martian Landscape May Hold the Key to Ancient Water on the Red Planet
New evidence for past water on Mars has emerged from UK Space Agency-supported research identifying more than 15,000 kilometers of ancient dry riverbeds crisscrossing the Martian surface, particularly in a region long overlooked in the search for Martian water.
The discovery centers on a detailed investigation of sinuous fluvial ridges in the Noachis Terra region of Mars. These inverted channels were likely formed as rivers deposited sediment, which hardened over time and were eventually exposed through erosion.
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U.S. Government Confirms Multiple Drone Incursions Over Pantex Nuclear Facility; Newly Released Documents Reveal Previously Unreported Security Events
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has released a series of previously undisclosed documents confirming multiple drone incursions over the Pantex Plant in Amarillo, Texas—a facility that plays a critical role in the nation’s nuclear weapons program. The records, released as part of a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request filed by The Black Vault on January 16, 2024, reveal significant security concerns dating back at least two years, including incidents in 2022 and 2023 that were not previously made
“What Else is Out There?” New Study Reveals Everything We Currently Know About Mysterious Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS
Recently, astronomers learned that a new object believed to have originated from outside our solar system had been spotted coasting through our planetary neighborhood. Later confirmed by NASA and formally named 3I/ATLAS, the mysterious visitor represents only the third interstellar object observed by astronomers in our solar system.
While many questions about the rare interstellar object remain, a team of astronomers at Michigan State University (MSU) working in collaboration with an international team has now revealed the most detailed
Air Force Confirms Drone Swarms Over Wright-Patterson AFB Led to Airspace Shutdown; Videos and Reports Released
Newly released Air Force records confirm that Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB) in Ohio experienced multiple drone incursions in mid-December 2024, prompting the temporary shutdown of military airspace and a large-scale security response. The disclosure, made through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to The Black Vault, includes incident reports, sworn witness statements, law enforcement documentation, and supporting video footage—all now public for the first time.
The base, one of the most prominent and historically significant in the U.S.
Have Astronomers Found Signs of Life in Venus’s Atmosphere? UK-led VERVE Mission Aims to Investigate
A new UK-led space mission aims to collect first-hand evidence that could support the long theorized presence of microbial life dwelling in the heavy clouds encircling Venus.
In recent years, astronomers have detected unexpected signatures of phosphine and ammonia gases on Venus, both of which are considered potential biomarkers, as they are byproducts of biological and industrial processes that occur on Earth.
Professor Jane Greaves of Cardiff University is leading the team behind the VERVE (Venus Explorer for
Scientists Are Engineering “Moon Rice” for Space Missions That Could Also Feed Earth’s Harshest Habitats
Permanent Moon habitation and later missions to Mars both face serious questions of self-reliance, which the Italian Moon-Rice project aims to address by producing a crop bioengineered to grow under conditions unlike those occurring naturally on Earth.
The project, presented at the Society for Experimental Biology Annual Conference in Antwerp, Belgium on July 9, 2025, aspires to engineer a crop that can grow almost anywhere, from deep-space outposts to some of Earth’s most extreme environments. Success will mean that
Fox News AI Newsletter: Trump Cabinet official impersonated
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AI therapy bots fuel delusions and give dangerous advice, Stanford study finds
The Stanford study, titled “Expressing stigma and inappropriate responses prevents LLMs from safely replacing mental health providers,” involved researchers from Stanford, Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Minnesota, and the University of Texas at Austin.
Testing reveals systematic therapy failures
Against this complicated backdrop, systematic evaluation of the effects of AI therapy becomes particularly important. Led by Stanford PhD candidate Jared Moore, the team reviewed therapeutic guidelines from organizations including the Department of Veterans Affairs, American Psychological Association,
Rocket Report: SpaceX to make its own propellant; China’s largest launch pad
Trust the computer … It’s easy to be skeptical about this project, but it has attracted an interesting group of people. LEAP 71 has just two employees—its two German co-founders—but boasts lofty ambitions and calls itself a “pioneer in AI-driven engineering.” As part of the agreement with Aspire Space, LEAP 71 will use a proprietary software program called Noyron to design the entire propulsion stack for Aspire’s rockets. The company says its AI-enabled design approach for Aspire’s 450,000-pound-thrust engine will
The Download: cybersecurity’s shaky alert system, and mobile IVF
This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. Cybersecurity’s global alarm system is breaking down Every day, billions of people trust digital systems to run everything from communication to commerce to critical infrastructure. But the global early warning system that alerts security teams to dangerous software flaws is showing critical gaps in coverage—and most users have no idea their digital lives are likely becoming
Noninvasive brain tech and AI moves robotic hand with thought
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Noninvasive brain tech is transforming how people interact with robotic devices. Instead of relying on muscle movement, this technology allows a person to control a robotic hand by simply thinking about moving his fingers. No surgery is required. Instead, a set of sensors is placed on the scalp to detect brain signals. These signals are then sent to a computer. As a result, this approach is safe and accessible. It opens
AI brain scan tool predicts how fast you are aging
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Our bodies change as we get older, and one undesirable result is that we become more vulnerable to age-related issues. Particularly, old age is characterized by a significant physical and mental decline. But why is it that some people thrive in their later years, while others face several health challenges prematurely? It’s as if some people age faster than others.To get to the bottom of this, scientists from Duke, Harvard, and