Intel CEO announces plans to restore US chip leadership
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger expresses enthusiasm for receiving federal grants aimed at revitalizing chip production in the United States. These grants, totaling billions of dollars
Air Force tests hypersonic weapon from Guam base
The U.S. Air Force recently conducted a hypersonic missile test over the Pacific Ocean, utilizing a B-52H Stratofortress aircraft from a base in Guam.
Two individuals detained in Russia's inaugural LGBTQ+ extremism probe
In the Russian city of Orenburg, two employees of an LGBTQ+ club, Alexander Klimov and Diana Kamilyanova, have been arrested under suspicion of involvement in
British AI pioneer Mustafa Suleyman joins Microsoft
Microsoft has unveiled its latest move in the AI arena, appointing British Artificial Intelligence pioneer Mustafa Suleyman to lead its newly-established division, Microsoft AI. Suleyman,
March 20, 1854: Republican Party formed to oppose slavery expansion
On March 20, 1854, a significant chapter in American political history unfolded as the Republican Party emerged in Ripon, Wisconsin, amid growing opposition to the