Gaza Artists Create Mural for Fired Burger King Employee
MALAYSIA: Artists in Gaza have created a mural to honor Arianna Hamilton, a former Burger King employee who was fired for shouting 'Free Palestine.' The mural, painted on a prominent wall in Gaza, is a tribute to Hamilton's outspoken support for the Palestinian
Flock Introduces Mandatory Safety Tool to Combat Misuse of License Plate Data.
MALAYSIA: Flock, a technology company, announced on Thursday that it will now mandate the use of a safety tool designed to prevent the misuse of license plate reader data by law enforcement agencies. The tool automatically detects abnormal activity and suspends access for
Ukrainian Drones Decimate US Tank Brigade in War Game Exercise
KUALA LUMPUR: Ukrainian drone operators successfully neutralized an entire brigade of US Army tanks and armored vehicles during a live military exercise in Germany. This exercise, named Combined Resolve, aimed to provide US troops with a realistic simulation of modern drone warfare, a
Anthropic’s AI Agents Engage in Turf Wars During Safety Experiments
MALAYSIA: Anthropic researchers observed unexpected behavior patterns among AI agents when they were set loose on the same task, resulting in clashes and cooperation that resemble turf wars. This experiment, conducted in an undisclosed location, has raised concerns about the effectiveness of current
Poland Arrests Russian Citizen Over Alleged Assassination Plot Against Ukrain.
MOSCOW: Polish authorities have arrested a Russian citizen suspected of planning to assassinate a Ukrainian American in Warsaw. The arrest highlights ongoing tensions and alleged foreign interference in Poland, particularly targeting critics of Moscow. The suspect was identified as a Russian national, believed
Court Rejects Trump-Era Lawsuit Over Alleged Antisemitism at Harvard
MALAYSIA: A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the Trump administration against Harvard University, which alleged that the institution failed to protect Jewish students from antisemitism. The ruling marks a significant setback for the administration's efforts in response to protests related to
Carrick Emphasizes Need for Manchester United to Strengthen Squad
PARIS: Michael Carrick has stressed the importance of Manchester United securing more signings to bolster their squad for a stronger Premier League title challenge. As United's preseason spending lags behind that of other title contenders, Carrick believes additional transfers are crucial to enhance
NASA’s Newly Painted 737 Prepares for Artemis Mission Testing
KUALA LUMPUR: NASA's 737 aircraft has received a fresh coat of paint in Oklahoma as part of its ongoing modifications to serve as a reduced gravity test aircraft. The plane, previously owned by the United States Air Force, is now under the stewardship
Virgin Galactic Seeks Public’s Help in Naming New Spacecraft
MALAYSIA: Virgin Galactic is asking for the public's assistance in naming its new Delta-class spaceship, which is set to become a part of the company's expanding fleet. The spacecraft is intended for suborbital flights and will carry customers to the edge of space,
Trump Administration Empowers Private Firms to Counter Overseas Cybercriminals
MALAYSIA: The Trump administration is enlisting private security firms to launch cyber operations against foreign criminal groups targeting the United States. This move, announced in a National Security Presidential Memorandum, aims to tackle entities involved in cyber-enabled crimes affecting U.S. Persons and interests.
