Donald Trump Economic Approval: Trouble ahead of midterm elections? Americans are turning against Donald Trump’s handling of economy, prices

File photo: US President Donald Trump (Picture credit: Reuters) Americans are increasingly unhappy with President Donald Trump’s handling of the economy and rising prices, with a new poll showing a sharp drop in his economic approval and a majority blaming his policies for persistently high costs.Only 17% of US adults approve of Trump’s handling of…

Read More

Jensen Huang ‘confronts’ Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei on his AI statements that have made Nvidia CEO very upset

Jensen Huang ‘confronts’ Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei on his AI statements that have made Nvidia CEO very upset Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and other technology executives privately questioned Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei over his public warnings about the risks of artificial intelligence. According to a Wall Street Journal (WDJ) report, the discussion took place on…

Read More

F-16s grounded, missiles running short: The Ukraine lesson behind India’s push for Astra

A Ukrainian F-16 armed with AIM-9 Sidewinder missiles takes to the air. (Image credit: Ukrainian Air Force) Ukraine’s F-16 fleet is running into mounting sustainment troubles, with aircraft availability hit by maintenance bottlenecks and a shortage of air-to-air missiles. The Wall Street Journal reported that more than half of Ukraine’s F-16s are currently stuck in…

Read More

Scotch whisky gets cheaper in India after UK trade pact: Johnnie Walker Black Label prices falls to Rs 3,800 from Rs 4,250, J&B to Rs 1,700 from Rs 2,300 as tariff drops from 150% to 75%

Before the lower prices could be introduced, the companies were required to submit proposals to state excise authorities. Scotch whisky prices in India have dropped by 10-15% for the first time since the India-UK free trade agreement came into force, with Diageo and Pernod Ricard passing on lower import costs to consumers in some key…

Read More

British Transport Police spent £320,786 testing live facial recognition at London stations and scanned more than 500,000 faces; the six-month trial produced one alert, and that person was wrongly identified

A six-month trial of live facial recognition at London railway stations cost British Transport Police (BTP) £320,786 and scanned more than 500,000 faces, but it produced just one alert from the police watchlist. That alert turned out to be a false identification, with no arrest resulting directly from the technology during the trial period. The…

Read More

‘For 21st century & beyond’: US launches ‘Project Meridian’ to prepare for future wars

‘Project Meridian’ looks to define America’s battles of tomorrow The Pentagon will launch “Project Meridian”, a new initiative aimed at shaping the future of warfare, US defence secretary Pete Hegseth announced Thursday.SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, Anduril Industries founder Palmer Luckey and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich will lead the project, which will study future battlefields…

Read More