Inside CEATEC 2025: AI and Digital Tech Take Center Stage in Chiba
CEATEC 2025 in Chiba brought together a record number of startups and global firms, showcasing the latest in AI, robotics, and digital innovation.
Snapchat Distraction Leads to Three-Year Sentence for Mother of Two
A mother of two has been jailed for three years after causing a fatal crash while distracted by Snapchat. The case highlights the deadly consequences of using social media behind the wheel.
David Squires on Manchester City Verdict and Nations League Tensions
David Squires returns with a cartoon tackling Manchester City's long-awaited verdict and the political storm around Israel v Republic of Ireland in the Nations League.
Nor'easter Looms for East Coast: This Week's Storm Threat
A rare September nor'easter may bring heavy rain, wind, and coastal flooding to the East Coast this week, but forecast models remain divided on its exact path and intensity.
Wall Street Journal Publisher Convicted in Hong Kong Union Case
A Hong Kong court convicted the publisher of the Wall Street Journal of deterring reporter Selina Cheng from her union role, raising fresh concerns about press freedom in the city.
Saudi Arabia Vows Retaliation After Houthi Attacks Injure Dozens
Saudi Arabia has pledged a firm retaliation after Houthi drone and missile attacks injured dozens of civilians, raising fears of a renewed full-scale conflict in Yemen.
Argentina Targets Falklands Oil Drillers With Criminal Case
Argentina is preparing a criminal case against an oil company operating in the disputed Falkland Islands, escalating tensions over sovereignty and offshore drilling.
Trump Nominates Loyalist Hung Cao as Navy Secretary
President Trump has nominated Hung Cao, a former Navy captain and staunch loyalist, to be the permanent Secretary of the Navy. The move signals a continued emphasis on political alignment in top defense roles.