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Clash Report @clashreport · 3m Japan is considering integrating U.S.-made AI systems—such as Palantir’s Maven Smart System and Anduril’s Lattice—into its Self-Defense Forces to speed up military decision-making and improve interoperability with U.S. forces. To reduce dependence on foreign technology … Continue reading →

Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal · 17m Trump has REJECTED Zelensky’s appeal for hundreds of additional Patriot interceptors. He cited a shortage in U.S. stocks, saying they were needed in the Middle East instead. Zelensky says the number of air defense missiles … Continue reading →

Steve Hanke @steve_hanke 1h Goldman Sachs warns that diesel remains the oil product MOST VULNERABLE TO SUPPLY SHOCKS. STAY LONG DIESEL.

There’s a reason the State gets away with wasting so much of our money 1 day ago 5 min read It costs twice as much to run Ireland today as it did 10 years ago. Total government expenditure in 2015 … Continue reading →

Doomsday Clock Nuclear Risk Climate Change Disruptive Technologies Biosecurity Search Form Meet the Bulletin‘s new editor-in-chief, Sharon Weinberger Poster from “The War Game.” Via BBC. A film about nuclear war “too horrifying for the medium of broadcasting” By Rebecca Fons | July 8, … Continue reading →

 Armed drones are coming to U.S. schools Image source: Images 2.0 / The Rundown The Rundown: Some U.S. schools are getting fleets of remotely piloted “attack drones” that can fire pepper rounds, disorient, and even ram an active shooter in the halls — … Continue reading →

Tech Bro Boasts He Used AI to Secretly Monitor Toddlers’ Conversations, Categorize Them In Giant Database “I’d hate my parents if I found out they did this.” By Frank Landymore Published Aug 3, 2026 1:55 PM EDT Add Futurism(opens in a new … Continue reading →

Recess makes a comeback Illustration: Sarah Grillo/Axios. Stock: Getty Images   After decades of schools squeezing playtime out of the day, recess is back in play, Axios’ Carly Mallenbaum writes.  Why it matters: Recess may look like a break from learning. But researchers … Continue reading →

Academic rigour, journalistic flair Arts + Culture Business + EconomyEducationEnvironmentHealthPolitics + SocietyScience + TechWorldPodcastsInsights Share article Print article More than 30 years after South Africa achieved democracy it remains one of the world’s most unequal countries. The democratic transition has not produced the transfer in wealth and ownership from a white minority … Continue reading →