Author: Meduza
In recent years, Washington and Moscow have traded increasingly sharp accusations of “militarizing” outer space. After Russia shot down one of its own satellites in a 2021 test that created a massive debris field, Washington condemned the move as “dangerous and irresponsible behavior.”Read More
Measure comes amid sustained crackdown on opponents of the ruling Cambodian People’s Party.Read More
An aspiring law student from China raised alarms earlier this year about offers proliferating on Chinese language social media sites for help cheating on the online test for admission to U.S. law schools.Read More
We explore how President Trump selectively enforces the law.Read More
Five years after lawmakers passed a compassionate release law, few have seen release and little savings have been achieved, records show.Read More
The guilty admiration hidden behind all those “OK Boomer” memes.Read More
A new data-driven report from Going highlights the top U.S. airports for scoring major discounts on international travel.Read More
To expand, data centers must scale beyond any one building, which is limited by off-the-shelf Ethernet networking infrastructure with high latency and jitter and unpredictable performance.Read More
The participants explored how AI could be leveraged to foster greater transparency, enable data-driven policymaking, and empower citizens.Read More
U.S. container imports from 10 major Asian economies reached 1.92 million TEUs in July, a 1.2% increase from last year.Read More