AI Job Disruption Worries Grow Amid Uncertainty Over Regulatory Role

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has expressed concerns about the potential impact of AI on employment, predicting that up to 20% of entry-level white-collar jobs could disappear in five years. However, economists are skeptical about his claims, citing limited evidence and arguing that the labor market is adapting to technological changes. Amodei’s warning comes as policymakers … Read more

NASA Budget Cuts Would Devastate Space Science Programs

The Trump administration’s proposal for NASA’s budget has sparked outrage among scientists and enthusiasts alike, with some calling it an “extinction-level event” for Earth and space sciences. The proposed $6 billion cut to NASA’s budget would represent a 24% reduction from the previous year, with the most significant impact on planetary science. The plan would … Read more

Aldi Faced With Lawsuit Over Packaging Copying Oreos and Other Brands

Mondelēz International has filed a lawsuit against Aldi, claiming the grocery store’s packaging for its private label snacks copies the designs of several brands owned by Mondelēz. The Chicago-based food manufacturer is seeking damages and a permanent injunction to block Aldi from using the disputed packaging. Aldi’s packaging is said to “blatantly copy and trades … Read more

Trump’s Failed Promises and Disastrous Legacy Linger

Elon Musk’s departure from Washington may signal an end to his DOGE Service, but it leaves behind significant damage and lowered expectations for the US government. The initiative, which aimed to streamline bureaucracy, has caused disruptions, shut down agencies, and canceled aid to vulnerable populations abroad. Despite some cost savings, the project is far from … Read more

Nigerian Town Flooding Kills 151 People

Heavy overnight rains have caused widespread flooding in Nigeria, killing at least 151 people and displacing dozens of families. The town of Mokwa, about 235 miles west of Abuja, was hit particularly hard, with floodwaters flattening homes and businesses. Authorities had predicted limited flooding, but were caught off guard by the severity of the disaster. … Read more

Channel Migrant Crisis Hits Record High in 2025

More than 1,100 migrants crossed the English Channel on Saturday, marking the highest number recorded on a single day so far this year. The latest Home Office figures show that 18 small boats arrived with 1,194 people on board, bringing the annual total to 14,811. Defence Secretary John Healey described the scenes as “shocking” and … Read more

Retailers Face Rising Tariffs, Pass-Through to Consumers

US retailers are passing on rising tariffs to consumers in response to President Donald Trump’s changing trade policies. Companies like Costco, Best Buy, and Walmart have already raised some prices or plan to do so in the coming weeks to offset the duties. The impact of tariffs is expected to be felt across various industries, … Read more

US Warns China Threat to Taiwan Could Be Imminent

US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has shifted the tone on Taiwan’s security, warning that a Chinese invasion could be imminent and would lead to war with America. In a dramatic statement, Hegseth said China is seeking “hegemonic power” in Asia, but vowed that the US will not let its allies and partners be intimidated. The … Read more

Rock Showman Discovers Ancient Stegosaur Footprint

A geology tour guide has made an incredible discovery along the coast near Whitby in North Yorkshire. Steve Cousins, known as the “Rock Showman,” was leading a school trip on a fossil walk at Saltwick Bay when he stumbled upon a 170-million-year-old dinosaur footprint believed to be that of a stegosaur. Cousins shared his excitement … Read more

People Can Fly Suspend Unannounced Projects Amid Gaming Layoffs

Gaming developer People Can Fly has suspended two unannounced games, Gemini and Bifrost, indefinitely due to a lack of publisher support and insufficient funding. The studio is also scaling down its staff as a result of the project cancellations. In a statement on LinkedIn, CEO Sebastian Wojciechowski expressed regret over the situation, citing poor communication … Read more