Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has reversed his attempt to seize sweeping powers over the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine, citing concerns from the public and Western backers. The move comes as a swift response to widespread outrage against the proposed law, which aimed to curb the agencies’ independence. Zelenskyy’s about-face marks a significant shift in … Read more
Palantir Technologies, a data mining specialist, has benefited significantly from the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution over the past three years, with its shares gaining over 1,300% and rising by 97% this year alone. However, as investors consider continuing to ride Palantir’s momentum, it’s essential to assess whether its share price trajectory is sustainable. The company’s … Read more
A panel of experts, convened by the FDA, has discussed the growing consensus that the boxed warning label on menopausal hormone therapies is outdated or inappropriate. The discussion comes after a landmark development in urology – the release of guidelines for genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM) from the American Urological Association. Ashley G. Winter, MD, … Read more
Once an asteroid threatening Earth is spotted, various international efforts come together to develop a response plan. This involves coordinating with space agencies, governments, and other organizations to assess the potential impact and devise strategies for mitigation. The International Astronomical Union (IAU) serves as the global authority for asteroid detection and tracking. Upon identifying an … Read more
Microsoft has admitted that it “cannot guarantee” data sovereignty for customers in France and the wider European Union, raising concerns about the US government’s ability to access customer information held on its servers. The company’s director of public and legal affairs, Anton Carniaux, made the statement during a French Senate inquiry into public procurement and … Read more
Meta has pulled out of EU political ads due to strict regulations under the Transparency and Targeting of Political Advertising (TTPA) law, which sets out obligations for advertisers to identify key information about their ads. The company claims that complying with the measure would be too restrictive, limiting user experience. The TTPA, passed in March … Read more
A Southwest Airlines flight took a sudden 500-foot dive in mid-air to avoid a potential collision with another aircraft. The incident occurred on Friday while the plane was en route from Hollywood Burbank Airport to Las Vegas, and no customers were injured. According to live flight tracking data, the plane dropped from 14,100 feet to … Read more
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is deepening as thousands of aid trucks are stranded outside the enclave, unable to deliver lifesaving food, water, and medical supplies to those who need them most. A third of the population is on the brink of starvation, with hundreds dying of malnutrition. Despite Israel’s claims that it allows an … Read more
Tesla is set to launch its robotaxi service in San Francisco this weekend, but the company faces significant regulatory hurdles. The initial rollout began last month in Austin, Texas, and Tesla plans to send invites to Tesla owners to test the service. However, Tesla’s actions may violate state regulations, even with a human safety driver … Read more
A new European space mission is set to embark on its journey, thanks to an innovative navigation system developed by Irish engineers. The five satellites will be launched into space aboard the Vega-C rocket, a 35-metre tall and 210-tonne expendable launch vehicle. This collaborative mission between Airbus and CNES (French Space Agency) marks an exciting … Read more