Trump Administration Proposes NDAs for Federal Employees to Limit Leaks
The Trump administration proposes mandatory non-disclosure agreements for all federal employees to curb unauthorized leaks while…
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Trump shifts Cabinet meeting from Camp David to White House due to weather
President Trump postponed a Cabinet meeting at Camp David, shifting it to the White House amid forecasted bad weather in Maryland
Mount Dukono’s Persistent Eruption Claims Lives, Raises Alert in Indonesia
Indonesia’s Mount Dukono volcano remains highly active, killing hikers and prompting safety warnings amid frequent eruptions and ash emissions
Latin America’s Latam-GPT Initiative Highlights AI Sovereignty Challenges
Chile-led Latam-GPT aims to develop a Latin American AI model to enhance regional autonomy but faces questions over its goals, funding, and true sovereignty
Safest Cars for Teen Drivers Include Affordable Used and New Models
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and Consumer Reports list safe, reasonably priced vehicles suitable for teenagers, highlighting features and price ranges
DHS Directs ICE to Increase Enforcement Against Immigration Fraud by Lawyers
The Department of Homeland Security orders ICE attorneys to enforce anti-fraud laws more aggressively against immigration lawyers accused of filing false asylum claims
One Killed, Two Survive U.S. Strike on Suspected Drug Boat in Eastern Pacific
A U.S. strike on a suspected drug trafficking boat in the eastern Pacific resulted in one death and two survivors, according to U.S. Southern…
NSF Relaunches $250 Million SBIR/STTR Program with New Focus on Advanced Scientific Instruments
The National Science Foundation has relaunched its Small Business Innovation programs with $250 million, including $40 million targeting next-generation scientific instrumentation
Gig Workers Film Household Chores to Train Robots for AI Companies
Gig economy workers earn modest pay recording first-person videos of household tasks to help tech firms develop AI-powered humanoid robots
Early Decoration Day Ceremony Honored Civil War Soldiers in Charleston
In May 1865, Charleston held a notable flower-decorating event for fallen soldiers, an early precursor to the national Memorial Day holiday