Assigning human traits to AI may reduce our own humanity—weakening genuine empathy and risking emotional disconnection from others. Regulatory action is needed for AI accountability as AI providers’ claims can mislead vulnerable users.

A new study argues that Earth had a temporary ring of asteroid debris around 465 million years ago. This finding is essential for understanding planetary impacts on life's evolution, contributing to a broader scientific perspective.

The missile sale (includes SM-2 IIIC and SM-6 models) had to be approved by Congress and will be deployed aboard current Hobart Class destroyers and future Hunter-class frigates to strengthen long-range capabilities.

Weak content moderation enables fake, AI-generated disaster images and disinformation to target hurricane recovery efforts—eroding trust in U.S. leadership, exploiting public concerns, and influencing political views ahead of the election.

The new aircraft—to be based at Kadena Air Base in Japan—will provide improved air superiority and readiness in the Indo-Pacific region, amid escalating tensions with Russia and China, particularly concerning Taiwan.

Counter-drone training is being integrated into USA army basic training at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, to better prepare soldiers for future conflicts. This development highlights the importance of countering unmanned aerial systems in modern warfare.

In 1978, an old skull belonging to a teenager who died following childbirth, was found in the wall of an Illinois home. This article highlights the use of advanced DNA testing to solve cold cases.

The relationship between North Korea and Russia is growing, driven by shared sanctions and economic interests. It’s important to understand this deepening solidarity, and the potential consequences for Asian security dynamics.

A recent study detected complex organic molecules within interstellar clouds, supporting theories that essential building blocks of life may have existed before Earth's formation and survived intense star formation processes.

In a multi-national approach, the tests focused on AUKUS Pillar II technology goals including autonomous surface (Bluebottle), and underwater drones (Ghost Shark and Speartooth) and new command systems to improve interoperability