The National Science Foundation will halt plans to dismantle the Ocean Observatories Initiative, a $368m deep-sea system collecting vital ocean data. The reversal follows outcry from lawmakers and scientists concerned about losing climate and weather forecasting information.
Mexican military forces intercepted and brought down a drone near the South Korean team's World Cup training camp. The incident, part of a broader security plan for the 2026 World Cup, occurred before the match between Mexico and South Korea. The South Korean coach deemed the event 'unfortunate' but stated it did not impact their training.
Mexican military forces intercepted and neutralized an unregistered drone near the South Korea team's World Cup training camp. The incident occurred before tactical practice and did not impact the team's preparations.
A lightning strike ignited a fire at the University of South Florida College of Marine Science Laboratory last month, destroying decades of research and millions in equipment. The fire forced over 150 researchers to relocate, with salt water used for extinguishing damaging advanced equipment and irreplaceable specimens.
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte downplayed US plans to reduce troops and military equipment for allies in a crisis, stating it's about defense plans, not troop location. The US is scaling back its potential contribution under Article 5, but nuclear weapons remain. Allies are concerned about replacing key equipment.
Six multinational construction equipment firms, including Caterpillar and Volvo, face allegations of aiding war crimes by supplying excavators to Israel. Verified images show Israeli military using their equipment to demolish villages in south Lebanon, prompting calls for companies to halt supplies.
Chinese lithography firm CFMEE plans a Hong Kong IPO next week, aiming to raise up to $410 million to fund strategic investments, R&D, and capacity expansion as China pursues semiconductor self-sufficiency.
Alexander Lvov, CEO of MIET International Research and Technology Center, stated at the Electronic Engineering - 2026 conference that a systemic approach to industrial design is crucial for creating competitive electronic engineering products. This approach integrates design, engineering, and user research, leading to improved quality and a common industry style.
Comcast's Xfinity is now offering same-day delivery for its Wi-Fi routers in nearly 20 markets, allowing new customers to get online within hours of ordering. This service aims to eliminate the wait time for internet setup.
Norinco's display features advanced air defence systems, including surface-to-air missiles like the Sky Dragon 100 (100km range) and Yitian II (20km range), designed for layered defence. The company also highlights the SA2/LD76 anti-aircraft gun system, specifically targeting drones, cruise missiles, and precision-guided munitions.
A 21-year-old woman, Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas, died after jumping from a bridge in São Paulo state without being attached to safety equipment. Three instructors involved have been arrested and may face manslaughter charges.
Al-Qaqa Ibn Antar, 30, known as the 'Spider-Man of Yemen', died after falling into a volcanic crater in Dhale province while climbing without safety gear.
Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas, 21, died after rope jumping instructors in São Paulo, Brazil, threw her from a bridge without safety equipment. Footage shows the instructors launching her into a 40-meter abyss as onlookers screamed.
Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas died while rope jumping at Ponte do Esqueleto in Limeira, Brazil. She was launched from the bridge without safety equipment, despite onlookers' warnings. Footage shows the incident, and previous jumps by the same company used safety cords.
Harm reduction services in Western Australia report a doubling in demand for sterile injecting equipment for synthetic peptide use over the past three years, driven by social media trends and influencers promoting unapproved substances for weight loss and anti-aging. Experts warn of unknown long-term risks and potential contamination from the unregulated grey market.
Two men, Mustafa Salik and Erfan Kamal, have been charged in connection with the theft of $18,000 worth of equipment belonging to the England football team. The items, including signed jerseys and training gear, were stolen from a vehicle transporting them from Florida to Kansas City. The FA stated that preparations for their upcoming match are unaffected.
Two men from Texas were charged in Missouri with receiving stolen property after most of England's FIFA World Cup equipment, valued at $18,000, was recovered. The theft occurred during transit to the team's base in Kansas City.
Two individuals have been detained in connection with the theft of equipment from England's national team vehicles during their transit from Florida to Kansas City, their World Cup base camp. The English Football Association confirmed the incident, which occurred Friday night, is under police investigation.
A video of Russian streamer Gensyxa's streaming room flooding went viral, shocking viewers with its realism. However, it was later revealed to be a staged event, not an actual accident, raising questions about its authenticity and safety.
England's training equipment, including balls and boots, was stolen before their arrival in Kansas City. Vehicles transferring the gear to their base were broken into, and police are investigating with two arrests made.
The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant's (ZNPP) equipment is in a safe condition after the restoration of external power supply, with personnel monitoring all parameters and radiation levels normal, according to ZNPP's Director of Communications Yevheniya Yashina.
England's preparations for the FIFA World Cup 2026 have been disrupted by the theft of vital team equipment, including match boots of stars like Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham, and official World Cup footballs, en route to their training base in Kansas City. Local authorities are investigating, with one individual reportedly in custody.
England's World Cup preparations have been disrupted by the theft of training equipment, including balls and boots, from a team vehicle in Kansas City, Missouri. Police are investigating and have taken two subjects of interest into custody. The incident could impact the squad's readiness for their opener against Croatia.
Kansas City police have detained two suspects in connection with the theft of equipment belonging to the England national football team. The incident involved the disappearance of boots and balls from a team vehicle before a training session.
