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America and Europe’s tensions are continuing over Greenland, trade and tariffs. As up and downs continue in Europe-America relationship, Netherlands’ top defense official has added a new variable into Europe’s debate over operational autonomy. And it is whether the software architecture of F-35 jets can be altered without US approval. Recently, State Secretary for Defence…
Jim Cramer, one of America’s biggest investors recently questioned the use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in high stake jobs, saying he remains unconvinced that major law firms can fully rely on AI. Sharing a post on X (formerly Twitter), Cramer wrote: “I know AI will get better but can someone tell me one major…
Ali Khamenei and Donald Trump (AP images) Iran’s deputy foreign minister Majid Takht-Ravanchi said that Tehran is ready to consider compromises to reach a nuclear deal with the United States, provided Washington is willing to discuss lifting sanctions.Speaking in an interview with the BBC in Tehran, Takht-Ravanchi said that the responsibility now lay with Washington….
Garry Tan, one of America’s biggest venture capitalists has warned startup founders against celebrating extreme work habits. “This is unhealthy by the way (speaking from experience). Try to get at least 6 hours of sleep per night when deeply addicted to Claude Code,” Tan wrote in an X post, responding to a tech founder who…
Blue Origin is halting its New Shepard space tourism flights for at least two years. The company is reallocating resources to accelerate its human moon-landing capabilities for NASA’s lunar program. This decision impacts the reusable rocket system that has flown 98 passengers to the edge of space, shifting focus to America’s lunar ambitions. Amazon founder…
US President Donald Trump described the F-47 fighter jet as the “most devastating plane ever,” presenting it as the latest symbol of American military dominance while speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.Yet it was the jet’s name that visibly irked him. Trump openly questioned why it was called the F-47, hinting that…
There’s a hilarious anecdote about Karl Marx that sums up the red delulu very well. Marx, who lived on other people’s money, much like most Leftists, was once taken down to a factory. Appalled at the conditions, Marx berated the person who had taken him there, showing that his desire to seize (cease) the means…
As conflicts from Venezuela to West Asia drive a renewed surge in US demand for missiles and munitions, a less visible but increasingly critical bottleneck is emerging deep inside the American defence supply chain. The problem is not a lack of missile designs or prime contractors, but a growing shortage of solid rocket motors and,…
Investing heavyweight Michael Burry has voiced significant concerns over Meta’s grand plans for its AI framework, dubbed Meta Compute. He warns that the company’s strategy of constructing vast data centers and bespoke chips could jeopardize its return on invested capital, signaling a departure from its previously successful, resource-efficient software approach. Michael Burry, one of America’s…
A year after US President Donald Trump introduced a fresh round of tariffs, the economic fallout has proven uneven, with employment taking a clearer hit than prices. At the time, economists warned that the measures would drive up inflation and push unemployment higher. Data from 2025 suggests those concerns were only partly true. While the…
