Volunteer wanted: army fundraiser coordinator
Euromaidan Press readers have raised over $1 million for Ukraine’s defenders. We are looking for a volunteer to help raise more. Since 2022, Euromaidan Press has run 250 fundraisers for Ukrainian frontline units: drones, jammers, tactical tablets, power stations, and thermal sights. Each goes to a unit we know throughContinue Reading
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1724: A Ukrainian official says all Starshield missions were failing by day three of the new speed cap, while SpaceX says there has been no change
Exclusives Did the Russians just shoot down three of their own aircraft?. Russia lost three aircraft and their crews during an 11 November Ukrainian drone raid on St. Petersburg. But how? Why do Abu Dhabi talks resume after nine-month pause? Washington needs progress before new Congress asks questions in January,Continue Reading
What happens when kids turn to AI chatbots for friendship?
Children turning to AI for friendship risk missing out on critical skills that develop through imperfect human relationships., Children turning to AI for friendship risk missing out on critical skills that develop through imperfect human relationships., from Newsnation Read MoreContinue Reading
AI cyberattack rumor debunked: Microsoft says outage was technical
After 22 hours of disruption, Microsoft has issued a statement confirming the 365, Teams, and Outlook outage is not linked to any cyberattack., After 22 hours of disruption, Microsoft has issued a statement confirming the 365, Teams, and Outlook outage is not linked to any cyberattack., from Newsnation Read MoreContinue Reading
FAA grounds all fights across the US over ‘telecommunication outage’
The FAA has issued a ground stop for departing flights in the US after a communications failure disrupted air traffic., FAA grounds all fights across the US over ‘telecommunication outage’ NewsFeed The FAA has issued a ground stop for departing flights in the US after a communications failure disrupted airContinue Reading
Rescue efforts under way after tanker strikes river cruise boat in US
American Heritage paddleboat with 129 passengers on board is partially submerged on Mississippi River in New Orleans., Officials have not said if anyone was hurt after American Heritage was partially submerged with 129 passengers on board. Dozens of passengers have been taken to hospital after a tanker struck a riverContinue Reading
All Flights Halted Across U.S. As FAA Cites ‘Extraordinary Circumstances’
The FAA said there was a “temporary telecommunications outage” and that “out of an abundance of caution all flights have been halted.”, Read MoreContinue Reading
Critics Slam New WTF Ad From ICE: ‘They’re Literally Copying Third Reich Propaganda’
The new recruitment video uses midcentury footage featuring zero people of color and states, “The way it was. They way it can be.”, Read MoreContinue Reading
Woman with terminal cancer gets dream wedding on hospital ward
Image source, Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board Image caption, Maggie Heginbothom was married in her hospital room at Ysbyty Gwynedd A woman with a terminal cancer diagnosis married her partner of 15 years in the hospital where she is receiving palliative care – and her horses even made the ceremony. MaggieContinue Reading
Microsoft 365 services slowly come back online after global outage
After a lengthy Microsoft 365 outage disrupted business around the globe, Microsoft is now restoring services to its customers. As of 6:00 p.m. UTC (1 p.m. ET) on Friday, Nov. 13, Microsoft said that it is seeing broad recovery and stability across its services, although it is still reporting serviceContinue Reading
Superheated magma could fuel towering lava fountains
Why do some volcanoes erupt with spectacular lava fountains while others release lava more quietly? Scientists have discovered that a hidden effect of extreme heat inside magma may help explain the difference. Experiments revealed that superheated magma can delay crystal formation for more than eight hours, compared with just 20Continue Reading
One Parts Bin, Three Wars: Beijing built a valve. We built a wall.
Welcome to The Iron Triangle, the Cipher Brief column serving Procurement Officers tasked with buying the future, Investors funding the next generation of defense technology, and the Policy Wonks analyzing its impact on the global order. In the industrial parks of Guangdong, the hardest part of the drone war isContinue Reading