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Satellite imagery indicates that Iran is reconstructing the Taleghan 2 facility following damage sustained during Israeli strikes.

Turkish authorities have launched an unprecedented crackdown on the LGBT community, raiding activist organizations and arresting over 100 people in a move framed as protecting family values.

Reports indicate that Iran is rebuilding the Taleghan 2 site near Tehran, which had previously been targeted by Israeli strikes.

New satellite imagery reveals reinforced defenses at tunnel entrances of the Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site near Natanz, as President Donald Trump warns Tehran not to 'get cute.'

The Abu Dhabi Executive Council has deployed an agentic AI platform for the first time to support high-level government decision-making and policy analysis.

The US House of Representatives has overwhelmingly passed legislation aimed at preventing the costs of data center infrastructure from being passed on to consumer electricity bills.

A Saudi expert told CNN that Iran's use of Russian satellite capabilities is a key factor in the current state of tensions between Tehran and Washington.

According to a CNN investigation, Iran utilized data from Russian satellites to target a US air base in Saudi Arabia prior to a strike in March.

Tech journalists Kevin Roose and Casey Newton are partnering with NPR to produce a new podcast titled Machine Gods.

Britain's National Cyber Security Center reported that Iranian state-linked cyber actors have utilized a spyware family known as "CHOSEN BRICK" to steal sensitive information.

In a rare display of bipartisanship, Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon appeared at the 'Pro-Human Assembly' in Washington to advocate for guardrails on artificial intelligence.

As data center development in the U.S. and Europe faces environmental and energy constraints, U.S. companies, backed by government support, are expanding AI infrastructure across Africa.

US officials allege that Chinese entities provided satellite imagery of a military base in Jordan to Iran before and after a deadly attack. Beijing has rejected the claim.

Reports indicate that Iran obtained high-resolution satellite imagery from Chinese sources prior to the attack on the Muwaffaq Salti base in Jordan, which resulted in the deaths of three US soldiers.

A new report from Anthropic reveals that Iran has utilized artificial intelligence models to advance its military objectives and propaganda operations.

Reports indicate that House Speaker Mike Johnson is facing pressure to cancel the House recess due to growing concerns over AI risks.

Sky News has formed a new consortium aimed at driving ethical and technical standards in the field of artificial intelligence.

Jacob Coxon, a researcher at Anthropic, has resigned, citing concerns that AI companies are prioritizing competition over safety.

Reports indicate a rise in sudden WhatsApp account bans globally and in Israel, leaving users without warning or adequate explanation, and cutting them off from their messages and contacts.

Portuguese rider Miguel Oliveira has extended his contract to compete for a second season in the World Superbike Championship with the BMW team.

San Francisco has launched a new program allowing residents to participate in determining the locations for public EV curbside chargers in their neighborhoods.

Reports indicate that hackers linked to Iran managed to disable a small power station in the UK for four days. The attack, which occurred in July, was carried out by infiltrating industrial controllers.

The Times of Israel reports that hackers linked to the Islamic Republic successfully disrupted operations at a small UK power plant for several days.

The Telegraph reports that hackers linked to the Iranian regime successfully shut down a small power plant in Britain for four days.

According to a report by The Telegraph, hackers linked to Iran managed to shut down a British power plant for four days. The UK government emphasized that the incident posed no threat to the…

According to a report by The Telegraph, hackers linked to Iran successfully shut down a small British power plant for four days, marking what is believed to be the first successful cyberattack of its…

The Telegraph reports that hackers linked to the Iranian regime have successfully shut down a small power plant in the UK for four days. British officials confirmed there was no impact on the national…