Atlantic Net, the first phase of the Royal Navy’s Atlantic Bastion programme, will use autonomous systems, sensors and artificial intelligence to protect critical infrastructure in the North Atlantic.
Senate Republicans have re-elected John Thune to lead their conference for a second two-year term, keeping him at the helm as the party prepares to return to the minority in January after heavy midterm losses.
Former president Joe Biden says Donald Trump “led an insurrection” and that his conduct on January 6, 2021 “should never be forgotten”, in the first excerpt from his White House memoir, published days before the book goes on sale.
British author M. John Harrison has won the 2026 Booker Prize for his dystopian satire The End of Everything, becoming the oldest winner in the prize’s history at 81.
A Caltech robot funded by DARPA has assembled a section of a truss in orbit without astronaut help, a first that could open the way to building giant telescopes and solar arrays in space.
Carlos Victor Mestanza Cercado, 32, has agreed to plead guilty to a federal robbery charge over the 2022 theft of about $100 million of gems and jewellery from an armoured truck in California — the largest jewellery heist on record in the United States.
In a unanimous ruling, London’s highest court for the Caribbean nation held that sections 13 and 16 of the 1986 Sexual Offences Act breach the constitution, ending a legal battle that began in 2017.
Researchers at Hoag have found a molecular signal in the blood that identifies the precancerous lesions behind most ovarian cancers, raising hopes of a test that could catch the disease years before a tumour forms.
Washington will stay away from the Geneva review of its own human rights record for a second year in a row, drawing criticism from rights groups who say violations have surged under President Donald Trump.
Guinea-Bissau’s public prosecutor has set up a commission to investigate the murder of rapper and activist Vigario Luis Balanta, eight months after he was beaten to death — a move his movement welcomed but said it would watch closely.
Atlantic Net, the first phase of the Royal Navy’s Atlantic Bastion programme, will use autonomous systems, sensors and artificial intelligence to protect critical infrastructure in the North Atlantic.
Senate Republicans have re-elected John Thune to lead their conference for a second two-year term, keeping him at the helm as the party prepares to return to the minority in January after heavy midterm losses.
Former president Joe Biden says Donald Trump “led an insurrection” and that his conduct on January 6, 2021 “should never be forgotten”, in the first excerpt from his White House memoir, published days before the book goes on sale.
British author M. John Harrison has won the 2026 Booker Prize for his dystopian satire The End of Everything, becoming the oldest winner in the prize’s history at 81.
A Caltech robot funded by DARPA has assembled a section of a truss in orbit without astronaut help, a first that could open the way to building giant telescopes and solar arrays in space.
Carlos Victor Mestanza Cercado, 32, has agreed to plead guilty to a federal robbery charge over the 2022 theft of about $100 million of gems and jewellery from an armoured truck in California — the largest jewellery heist on record in the United States.
In a unanimous ruling, London’s highest court for the Caribbean nation held that sections 13 and 16 of the 1986 Sexual Offences Act breach the constitution, ending a legal battle that began in 2017.
Researchers at Hoag have found a molecular signal in the blood that identifies the precancerous lesions behind most ovarian cancers, raising hopes of a test that could catch the disease years before a tumour forms.
Washington will stay away from the Geneva review of its own human rights record for a second year in a row, drawing criticism from rights groups who say violations have surged under President Donald Trump.
Guinea-Bissau’s public prosecutor has set up a commission to investigate the murder of rapper and activist Vigario Luis Balanta, eight months after he was beaten to death — a move his movement welcomed but said it would watch closely.
