No Golden Dome Requirements Yet, but Space Firms Already Betting on Dual-Use Tech

Audio of this article is brought to you by the Air & Space Forces Association, honoring and supporting our Airmen, Guardians, and their families. Find out more at afa.org Companies planning to compete for Golden Dome contracts say they’re already...

The Sahel’s Terror Surge Signals a New Front in Global Security

In the span of a few hours, Manda joined the growing list of towns and villages reduced to symbols of terror, underscoring the reality that groups like Islamic State in the Sahel now operate less as rogue insurgents than as entrenched power...

The U.N. Must Help Consolidate Gaza Peace

The fragile Gaza ceasefire is hanging in the balance, as repeated delays and violations threaten to derail it altogether. The agreement U.S. President Donald Trump touted as hopefully bringing “everlasting peace” is actually a precarious truce...

Five Questions: Former CU teacher, U.S. Air Force member is ‘86 years young,’ still helps community

Editor’s note: In our Five Questions segment, you can get to know a member of the community. If you know someone you think we should feature, let us know at newsroom@prairiemountainmedia.com. Rudy Dichtl has lived in the same house in the Boulder...

Diabetes Awareness Month: Over 37 million Americans affected

November is Diabetes Awareness Month—a time to spotlight a condition affecting over 37 million Americans and contributing to serious complications for millions more. SugarPros, a telemedicine practice led by endocrinologists and CMO Dr. Cheri...

Ex-IAS officer who left India slams Delhi's poor AQI: 'I would've had to live and breathe in this mess'

A former IAS officer, now based abroad, has sparked a discussion online after criticising Delhi’s worsening air quality and comparing it to his life overseas. In a post on X, LV Nilesh, who also founded the tech platform CloudGenius.app, said that...

Editorial: How Should U.S.-China Relations Proceed?

Jan. 1 was the 40th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the U.S. and the People’s Republic of China. The two countries’ respective heads of state exchanged congratulatory letters emphasizing coordination, cooperation...

Factbox-Kenvue's legal risks loom over planned acquisition by Kimberly-Clark

By Diana Novak Jones (Reuters) -Kimberly-Clark said on Monday it plans to acquire Band-Aid maker Kenvue, even as the latter company faces thousands of lawsuits involving its painkiller Tylenol and talc-based baby powder, raising questions about...

U.S. and China to Establish ‘Red Phone’ Between Militaries to Avoid Conflicts

The United States and China have agreed to establish direct military communication channels to help prevent conflicts and reduce tensions in the event of any incidents. U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced this. According to him, the...

In Depth: Why China Is Still Hooked on U.S. Soybeans

It’s almost midnight in Shanghai, but Xu Jianfei, managing director of soybean trading company Huahong Investment Co. Ltd., is still busy working — tracking down suppliers, organizing transport, consulting with clients. Long hours have become the...

Padma Lakshmi’s Latest Cookbook is a ‘Love Letter’ to Immigrants

Padma Lakshmi, a fixture of American culinary television since the early aughts, knows that many people are used to hearing her speak in one language: food. So when she felt called to action in the wake of the 2016 election, frustrated by...

Redditors painstakingly measure Battlefield maps to prove BF6's biggest battlefield is only the 26th largest map since Battlefield 3

Since Battlefield 6's first multiplayer beta, a contingent of players have held firmly to a fundamental criticism: The maps are too damn small. Ensuing weeks of heated debate have seen some longtime Battlefield veterans venting frustration with...

Budget 2025: Carney’s New Fiscal Plan

On the evening of October 22, Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke in front of a group of students at the University of Ottawa to explain his thoughts and expectations behind the upcoming federal budget. The name of Carney’s new fiscal policy is...

Office worker turns 300 million won into 1.5 billion through simple U.S. ETF investing

Kim Ji-hoon, an office worker in his 40s, grew his 300 million won ($220,000) investment into 1.5 billion won over five years. Now financially independent, he earns a stable post-retirement income of about 4 million won per month — enough, he...

2026 Nissan Ariya Withdrawn from U.S., But Confirmed for Canada

Nissan used the occasion of the 2025 Japan Mobility Show last week to unveil three new products for its domestic market. Among them, a refreshed 2026 Nissan Ariya. The electric SUV will cross the ocean — but not the border But while this electric...

This man’s dreams take flight, one paper plane at a time

FUKUYAMA, Hiroshima Prefecture--Have sheet of paper, will fly. That simple philosophy reflects Takuo Toda’s obsession with making paper planes and seeing how long they stay up in the air. His achievement in the field is impressive. Toda, 69, is...

Tech Report: Elon Musk teases Tesla flying car prototype as tech and AI shape markets

Tesla CEO Elon Musk says the long-awaited dream of a flying car may finally be taking off. (LILAMAX)- Tesla CEO Elon Musk says the long-awaited dream of a flying car may finally be taking off. Musk announced that Tesla is close to unveiling a...

Nasdaq closes higher, S&P 500 and Dow lag behind tech gains

4:20pm: Tech giants drive rally Stocks wrapped up the first trading day of November with a mixed finish. The Nasdaq edged up 0.5% to 23,835, the S&P 500 added 0.2% to 6,852, while the Dow Jones slipped 0.5% to 47,337. The Russell 2000 also dipped,...

U.S. senator says Google AI model hallucinated sexual assault allegations about her

Good morning. In the wake of fresh market milestones (Nvidia worth $5 trillion, Microsoft worth $4 trillion), it’s worth noting that so-called Big Tech companies now dominate the stock market more than ever. Eight of the 10 biggest stocks in the...

Lake County porn case highlights dark side of new technology: ‘This is not a good thing’

The case of Ricardo Russell, a former Deerfield High School janitor described in court documents as a dealer of child pornography, highlights the dark side of a new technology and a rising concern for the Lake County State’s Attorney’s Office —...