Adding enough fruits and vegetables helped protect memory in mice eating a high-fat diet, suggesting food quality can buffer the brain against obesity-related cognitive decline, even when weight gain is not fully prevented.

The new MQ‑4C Triton facility at RAAF Base Tindal is a $166 million project built to enhance Australia’s northern surveillance capabilities. It will provide a permanent, purpose‑built home for Triton operations and maintenance.

Food systems shape stability and influence power. Resilience, quality, and trust matter more than raw output; and without secure inputs and coordination, abundance masks fragility and weakens national influence at home and across the region.

A complex tanker seizure shows how persistence, legal authority, and allied coordination can compel compliance without violence—demonstrating how pressure, signalling, and partnerships can resolve high-risk situations before force becomes necessary.

Bitcoin had recent volatile exchange rates, hitting a high and recently loosing 25%. Sceptics warn against widespread investment as it doesn't pay interest, it doesn't pay dividends and it has no intrinsic value.

The United States Army is promoting a situational judgement test program to improve soldiers’ ability to think on their feet and come up with better solutions to problems they might face in the field.

China is blending commercial shipping with advanced launch systems and drones, creating cheap, flexible platforms that complicate monitoring, blur civilian roles and shift the balance toward scale, persistence and surprise in contested maritime environments.

Rapid advances across six emerging technologies are compressing decision time, raising ethical risk, and reshaping how power is applied—favouring speed and automation, while increasing the danger of error, escalation, and loss of human control.

Although 40 years old, Excel is still common software within organisations. Critics allege it’s a blocker to other systems with data security and integrity problems. AI or machine learning systems can offer smoother workflows.

Negative facial expressions make it harder to judge cause and effect in social situations. They draw attention but drain mental resources—reducing accurate prediction; while positive expressions allow clearer pattern recognition.