Science & Tech
Key Revelations From 4th Batch of Pentagon UFO Files
One video shows an area of contrast that looks similar to the ‘eight-pointed star with arms of alternating length’ featured in the first batch of files.

Energy Bureaucracy and CCP Subversion a Handicap in AI Competition With China: Analyst
AI development is one of the most important areas of competition with communist China, impacting crucial sectors such as the military, economy, technology, and communications.

What Does a ‘Super’ El Niño Year Mean for Your Summer Plans?
Forecasters are predicting a calmer Atlantic Hurricane season this year, thanks to a unique climate pattern that scientists call El Niño.

Micron Technology Plans $250 Billion US Investment for Chip Production
The planned investment comes amid surging demand for memory chips and President Donald Trump’s push to ramp up domestic chip production.
Germany Reaches Deal to Purchase US Tomahawk Missiles
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced the deal in Berlin after the NATO summit in Ankara.
EU Lawmakers Advance Mass Private-Message Scanning Measure
Critics call the measure 'Chat Control' and warn it could normalize mass surveillance, while supporters say it is needed to detect child sexual abuse material.
Apple Expands US Chip Production in $30 Billion Broadcom Deal
Billions of new semiconductors will be built in the United States.
German Probe Exposes Online Predator Network
German prosecutors say a network of mainly Chinese men had been using Telegram messaging groups for years to share videos of sexual assaults, along with instructions on how to drug women.
Apple Loses Legal Challenge to European Union Gatekeeper Rules
The EU law requires some of the world’s largest technology companies to open their platforms to greater competition.
Forest Service Approves Hermosa Critical Minerals Project in Southern Arizona
The mine is expected to produce critical minerals such as zinc and manganese needed for steel manufacturing and large batteries.
Meta Faces Potential $1.4 Trillion Penalty Claim
Meta says in a Monday filing that four states are seeking penalties totaling approximately $1.4 trillion in a lawsuit alleging the company deliberately designed Facebook and Instagram to encourage addictive use among young people while misleading the public about platform safety.
Artemis II Crew Member Announces Retirement
The Canadian astronaut who was a member of the Artemis II mission this spring has announced his retirement from space travel.
China Fueling Anti-AI Data Center Sentiment to Slow US Expansion: Report
Researchers at the Bitcoin Policy Institute claim a China-linked network is influencing opposition to U.S. AI data center projects.
Space Startup Katalyst Launches Orbital Rescue Mission for Aging NASA Observatory
A rescue effort is underway to save a NASA space observatory that could fall to earth.
World Cup 2026: Gan Jing World Hosts #WorldCupFans Contest With Global Prizes
Suggested themes for submissions include fan excitement and energy, display of team or country support, cultural celebrations, watch parties, family gatherings.
Argentina Province Approves Values-Based Digital Teacher Training Program
The program will be offered in a hybrid format—combining in-person and online sessions—and is open to educators working across preschool, primary, secondary, and non-university higher education levels.
Gan Jing World Brings ‘Technology for Humanity’ Streaming Platform to VidCon in California
The platform is guided by its mission, ‘Technology for Humanity,’ and promotes kindness, respect, trust, and moral values.
US Lifts Curbs on Anthropic's Fable, Mythos AI Models
Anthropic said on Tuesday that the U.S. Commerce Department has lifted export controls on its Fable and Mythos AI models, less than three weeks after the company was ordered to suspend access to its most advanced AI models over national security risks.
REPLAY: NASA Astronauts Exit International Space Station to Make Repairs
NASA astronauts Chris Williams and Jessica Meir exit the International Space Station’s Quest airlock to replace a wrist joint that malfunctioned on the Canadarm2 robotic arm.
US House Passes Kids Online Safety Bill
The legislation now heads to the Senate.
Key Revelations From 4th Batch of Pentagon UFO Files
One video shows an area of contrast that looks similar to the ‘eight-pointed star with arms of alternating length’ featured in the first batch of files.
Energy Bureaucracy and CCP Subversion a Handicap in AI Competition With China: Analyst
AI development is one of the most important areas of competition with communist China, impacting crucial sectors such as the military, economy, technology, and communications.
What Does a ‘Super’ El Niño Year Mean for Your Summer Plans?
Forecasters are predicting a calmer Atlantic Hurricane season this year, thanks to a unique climate pattern that scientists call El Niño.
Micron Technology Plans $250 Billion US Investment for Chip Production
The planned investment comes amid surging demand for memory chips and President Donald Trump’s push to ramp up domestic chip production.
Germany Reaches Deal to Purchase US Tomahawk Missiles
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced the deal in Berlin after the NATO summit in Ankara.
EU Lawmakers Advance Mass Private-Message Scanning Measure
Critics call the measure 'Chat Control' and warn it could normalize mass surveillance, while supporters say it is needed to detect child sexual abuse material.
Apple Expands US Chip Production in $30 Billion Broadcom Deal
Billions of new semiconductors will be built in the United States.
German Probe Exposes Online Predator Network
German prosecutors say a network of mainly Chinese men had been using Telegram messaging groups for years to share videos of sexual assaults, along with instructions on how to drug women.
Apple Loses Legal Challenge to European Union Gatekeeper Rules
The EU law requires some of the world’s largest technology companies to open their platforms to greater competition.
Forest Service Approves Hermosa Critical Minerals Project in Southern Arizona
The mine is expected to produce critical minerals such as zinc and manganese needed for steel manufacturing and large batteries.
Meta Faces Potential $1.4 Trillion Penalty Claim
Meta says in a Monday filing that four states are seeking penalties totaling approximately $1.4 trillion in a lawsuit alleging the company deliberately designed Facebook and Instagram to encourage addictive use among young people while misleading the public about platform safety.
Artemis II Crew Member Announces Retirement
The Canadian astronaut who was a member of the Artemis II mission this spring has announced his retirement from space travel.
China Fueling Anti-AI Data Center Sentiment to Slow US Expansion: Report
Researchers at the Bitcoin Policy Institute claim a China-linked network is influencing opposition to U.S. AI data center projects.
Space Startup Katalyst Launches Orbital Rescue Mission for Aging NASA Observatory
A rescue effort is underway to save a NASA space observatory that could fall to earth.
World Cup 2026: Gan Jing World Hosts #WorldCupFans Contest With Global Prizes
Suggested themes for submissions include fan excitement and energy, display of team or country support, cultural celebrations, watch parties, family gatherings.
Argentina Province Approves Values-Based Digital Teacher Training Program
The program will be offered in a hybrid format—combining in-person and online sessions—and is open to educators working across preschool, primary, secondary, and non-university higher education levels.
Gan Jing World Brings ‘Technology for Humanity’ Streaming Platform to VidCon in California
The platform is guided by its mission, ‘Technology for Humanity,’ and promotes kindness, respect, trust, and moral values.
US Lifts Curbs on Anthropic's Fable, Mythos AI Models
Anthropic said on Tuesday that the U.S. Commerce Department has lifted export controls on its Fable and Mythos AI models, less than three weeks after the company was ordered to suspend access to its most advanced AI models over national security risks.
REPLAY: NASA Astronauts Exit International Space Station to Make Repairs
NASA astronauts Chris Williams and Jessica Meir exit the International Space Station’s Quest airlock to replace a wrist joint that malfunctioned on the Canadarm2 robotic arm.
US House Passes Kids Online Safety Bill
The legislation now heads to the Senate.
















