Crackdown on critical tech could open Americans to a new national security threat
Brittany Kaiser warns that data center moratoriums could force American companies to process sensitive data overseas, raising national security concerns.
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Meet Wesley Goodridge, the Grade 7 Canadian student who built a device to test milk freshness before throwing it away; he won a $10,000 scholarship
Rest of World News: Wesley Goodridge, a Grade 7 student at Aberfoyle Public School in Morriston, Ontario, won gold in the junior category at the 2026 Canada-Wide Science .
The Italian pastry that’s caused a frenzy
This week in travel: An alpine hut packed with Italian pastries sparks a frenzy, a college town serves up serious pizza, and the younger Brits shunning pubs.
In 1999, a Virginia couple founded a nonprofit riding programme for people with disabilities; after it became a USEF Center of Excellence, their historic 43-acre farm is listed for $8.4 million to fund future services
US News: What began as a family's search for meaningful opportunities for children with disabilities eventually grew into a nationally recognised equestrian pr.
US job data: Labor dept lowers employment growth by 79,000, private sector cut by 178,000
International Business News: US employment growth in the year to March 2026 was weaker than initially estimated, with the US bureau of labour Statistics (BLS) putting the prelimin.
Pakistan white-ball coach Mike Hesson to join England tour amid disastrous Test series performance: Report
Pakistan white-ball coach Mike Hesson is set to join the national squad in England early following severe batting collapses in the Test series, according to...
China tests GJ-21 stealth UAV as Sichuan drone carrier enters final sea trials
International News: China flight-tested its GK-21 stealth attack drone this month as the 40,000-tonne Sichuan, the amphibious assault ship designed to launch the drone, e.
From 200 km to 500 km: How long-range missiles are rewriting the rules of air combat
International News: A decade ago, the notion of striking an airborne target at 200 kilometres was considered a rare feat, more a matter of chance than certainty. Today, t.