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Poland has joined the Pentagon’s counter-drone marketplace, even as the U.S. Army unexpectedly canceled a planned rotational deployment to Poland earlier this year. The Army said the move reflects con

The U.S. Army is rapidly adapting to the growing threat of drone swarms, using multinational exercises like Project Flytrap to test both offensive and defensive tactics in realistic combat conditions.

A New York Times investigation reveals that U.S. involvement in the Ukraine war was far deeper and more secretive than publicly known. In the early weeks after Russia’s invasion in 2022, two top Ukrai

A New York Times report describes a major crisis inside China’s military leadership under Xi Jinping. At a recent legislative meeting, the absence of many top generals made visible the scale of the pu

As Russian drone attacks overwhelm Ukraine’s air defenses, civilian volunteers are joining the fight by using an old skydiving plane as a drone interceptor. The New York Times follows a Ukrainian crew

Romania has been added to the U.S. counter-drone marketplace, allowing it to acquire counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS) technology through a Pentagon-managed procurement platform. The Army announc

Aragh Sagi is an Iranian moonshine, characterized by its high alcohol content, typically ranging between 45% and 55%, though homemade versions can reach up to 90%. Known for its transparent appearance

Google's AI Overviews, powered by the Gemini model, is under scrutiny for its accuracy since its 2024 launch. Despite improvements, it still delivers incorrect information frequently, with a recent an

A recent surge of AI-generated fake videos and images related to the ongoing conflict between Iran and the West has created significant chaos online. The New York Times identified over 110 unique AI-g

On February 27, a fabricated AI-generated image circulated on social media, falsely depicting military equipment inside Karimian Elementary School in Isfahan, Iran. This misleading post was shared by

"Means of Control" by Byron Tau is a compelling audiobook that investigates the alliance between the U.S. government, tech companies, and data brokers, revealing a pervasive surveillance system that m

The article critiques Sam Altman's optimistic vision for AI, arguing that leading researchers believe current language model architectures have reached their limits, resulting in diminishing returns.

On Saturday, President Trump announced a "large scale strike" in Caracas, Venezuela, resulting in the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores. The operation, executed by

In the recent episode of "The Daily" podcast, Peter S. Goodman, an economics and geopolitics writer for The New York Times, discusses the complexities surrounding the construction of a major factory c