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The AI Gold Rush Is Coming for America’s Last Open Spaces [Podcast]
Why Utah residents are protesting a massive AI data center project backed by Kevin O’Leary
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The Pentagon’s AI Squeeze: Eight Tech Giants Get In, Anthropic Gets Shut Out [Podcast]
For years, Silicon Valley told the world that artificial intelligence would help humanity write emails faster, summarize meetings, generate prettier presentations, and recommend better restaurants. Now the masks are coming off. The real ...
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AI Isn’t Stealing Your Job. It’s Dismantling It Piece by Piece.
For more than a year, the public has been trapped inside a simplistic and cinematic fear: artificial intelligence is coming for your job. Entire professions erased overnight. Humans replaced by chatbots. Offices emptied by algorithms. Si...
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The Great Enterprise Raid: How OpenAI and Anthropic Are Hunting the Sales Executives Who Built Big Tech
For years, the mythology of artificial intelligence revolved around a familiar image: brilliant young engineers in hoodies, scribbling equations on glass walls while building machines that promised to reshape civilization. Silicon Valley...
Has Google Gone Too Far? Chrome Accused of Secretly Installing Massive AI Models on Users’ Computers
For years, the world’s largest technology companies promised that artificial intelligence would make our devices smarter, faster, and more personal. What they rarely discussed was how quietly that transformation would happen — or how lit...
Kennedy’s Quiet War on Antidepressants Sparks Alarm Across America’s Medical Establishment
Reports that U.S. health officials explored curbs on widely used SSRI medications have ignited a fierce national battle over psychiatry, regulation and the future of mental health treatment.
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Saudi Arabia’s Investment Shift Signals End of ‘Test Market’ Phase for Multinationals
Business leaders point to deeper corporate commitments in the kingdom as reforms, scale, and policy certainty reshape its role in global expansion strategies
Iran Signals De-escalation With Saudi Arabia as Regional Tensions Test Fragile Rapprochement
Tehran’s ambassador in Riyadh reiterates commitment to lowering tensions, underscoring a cautious thaw in relations shaped by Gaza war spillover risks and Gulf security recalibration
Saudi Arabia Intensifies Hajj Enforcement With Strict Permit Rules and Heavy Penalties
Authorities reaffirm mandatory pilgrimage permits and introduce fines, deportation risks, and multi-layered enforcement targeting individuals and facilitators
Gulf Airspace Restrictions Expose Limits of U.S.–Saudi Military Alignment
A reported breakdown in operational coordination highlights how regional access controls can constrain U.S. force projection and signal shifting Gulf autonomy in security decisions
Saudi Arabia Reaffirms Security Backing for Bahrain Amid Regional Stability Concerns
Riyadh signals continued alignment with Manama on internal security policy as Gulf states coordinate responses to regional and domestic threats
The Hidden Cost of Gulf Dependence on U.S. Power
How Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, and their neighbors balance security reliance, oil wealth, and rising geopolitical friction with Washington
Saudi Crown Prince Signals Regional Backing as Iraq Moves Toward New Government Formation
Riyadh’s congratulatory message to Iraq’s prime minister-designate highlights shifting Gulf–Baghdad ties amid ongoing political negotiations in Iraq
UAE Exit From OPEC Claims Signal Oil Alliance Rift, But No Verified Withdrawal Confirmed
Reports of the UAE leaving OPEC after decades highlight deep tensions over production policy, but no official confirmation supports a formal exit
Calls Mount for International Action Over Reported Death Sentences of Ethiopian Migrants in Saudi Arabia
Human rights concerns escalate after claims that hundreds of Ethiopian nationals face execution over drug-related charges in Saudi Arabia, prompting diplomatic and religious appeals
UK moves warship toward Hormuz mission as naval coalition takes shape in volatile shipping corridor
HMS Dragon’s redeployment signals growing Western preparation for a multinational effort to secure the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil route amid heightened regional conflict
Militia Attack in NE DR Congo: At Least 69 Dead
Armed group affiliated with Codeco militia carries out deadly attack in Ituri province, northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
Pentagon Releases New UFO Files as Trump Stirs up Curiosity
The Pentagon releases new batch of UFO files, leaving public to draw conclusions.
Starmer Appoints Brown as Global Finance Envoy Amid Leadership Challenges
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer strengthens his team with former Premier Gordon Brown and Harriet Harman to boost economic performance and address social issues.
Hungary's Pater Magyar Sworn in as PM, Promising Change and EU Reconciliation
New Prime Minister Pater Magyar vows to restore democratic institutions, combat corruption, and mend ties with the European Union.
Cruise Ship With Hantavirus Outbreak Heads to Canary Islands for Evacuation
MV Hondius expected to reach Tenerife waters on Sunday; WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus to assist with evacuation.
Frontier Airlines Plane Hits Pedestrian During Takeoff at Denver Airport, Engine Fire Forces Evacuation
A pedestrian died after being struck by a Frontier Airlines plane on the runway of Denver International Airport during takeoff. The incident led to an engine fire and forced passengers to evacuate.
Nigerian Military Reports Killing Over 50 Militants in Northeast Clashes
Armed forces confront Islamist insurgency in the region, resulting in significant casualties on both sides.
Far-right Australian Party Secures First Lower House Seat in Election
One Nation party, led by Pauline Hanson, wins seat of Farrer in New South Wales, signaling shifts in political landscape.
Kremlin Says Peace in Ukraine Remains Elusive
Moscow asserts that achieving a peace deal to end the conflict in Ukraine is still far off due to complex issues and halted negotiations.
Hungary's New Speaker Orders EU Flag Returned to Parliament
Agnes Forsthoffer reinstates the European Union flag at Hungary's parliament building, symbolizing a potential shift in political direction.
European States to Evacuate Citizens from Hantavirus-Hit Cruise Ship
Germany, France, Belgium, Ireland, and the Netherlands, along with the European Union, are sending planes to evacuate their citizens from a cruise ship affected by a hantavirus outbreak.
Indonesian Police Arrest 321 Foreign Nationals for Online Gambling in Jakarta
Authorities crack down on international criminal syndicates operating online gambling in Indonesia.
Syrian President and Lebanese Prime Minister Discuss Security, Economic Cooperation
Syrian President Ahmad Al-Sharaa met with visiting Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam in Damascus to discuss security, transportation, and energy cooperation.
12-year-old Syrian girl and her father killed in Israeli missile strike in south Lebanon
A 12-year-old Syrian girl and her father died after being targeted by three Israeli missiles in south Lebanon on Saturday.
EU Official Calls for Enhanced Humanitarian Access in South Lebanon Amid Ongoing Tensions
European Union crisis management chief Hadja Lahbib emphasizes the need for increased humanitarian aid access in south Lebanon, where ongoing conflict has restricted access to essential services.
Israeli Settlers Force Re-burial of Palestinian Man in West Bank
Palestinian family forced to exhume body from grave near settlement re-established by Netanyahu's government.
US, Iran No Closer to Ending War as Qatari Tanker Sails Toward Hormuz Strait
A state of relative calm prevailed around the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday, after days of sporadic flare-ups, as the US waited for Iran’s response to its latest proposals to end more than two months of fighting and begin peace talks.
Israel to Release Two Gaza Flotilla Activists Ahead of Deportation
Rights group Adalah reports that Israel will release two foreign activists from the Gaza-bound flotilla before deporting them.
Bahrain Arrests 41 Suspected Members of Organization Linked to Iran's Revolutionary Guards
Bahrain's interior ministry claims that the country's security services have dismantled an organization with alleged ties to Iran's IRGC, arresting 41 individuals in the process.
Gazans Trapped in West Bank Struggle to Survive Amid Uncertainty
Thousands of Gazans displaced by war now face an uncertain future in the West Bank, where they struggle for stability and connection with their homeland.
Israeli Drone Strikes Kill Four in Lebanon, Southern Airstrikes Claim at Least 13 Lives
Three drone strikes near Beirut and a series of airstrikes in southern Lebanon result in casualties, highlighting ongoing tensions since the ceasefire with Hezbollah.
Surfers in War-Torn Gaza Find Rare Moments of Joy
Despite the ongoing crisis and restrictions imposed by Israel, a small group of Palestinian surfers continues to find solace and relief surfing the Mediterranean waves off the coast of Gaza.
US Fire on Iranian Tankers Sparks Reprisals as Deal Hangs in Balance
Iranian-flagged tankers targeted by US fighter jet leading to retaliatory attacks and strain on ceasefire.
Multinationals Deepen Commitments as Saudi Arabia Moves Beyond Being a 'Test Market'
AstroLabs CEO Roland Daher says the Kingdom is now seen by multinational companies as a serious target for long-term strategies, not just a place to test new markets.
MENA Startups Raise $150m in April as Investor Activity Recovers
April saw a rebound in funding activity for Middle East and North Africa startups, with $150 million raised across 27 deals.
Jeddah Forum Highlights Shift Toward Skills-Based Workforce Development
Event underscores importance of human capital in achieving Saudi Vision 2030 goals.
Saudi Princess Reema Meets Delegation Headed to International Science and Engineering Fair
Princess Reema bint Bandar meets with the Saudi team competing in ISEF 2026, highlighting the Kingdom's growing scientific prowess.
Saudi Authorities Arrest 11,175 for Violating Residency and Border Security Laws
In a crackdown on immigration violations, Saudi authorities detained over 11,000 individuals within one week.
Saudi Crown Prince Congratulates Iraq's Prime Minister-Designate
Ali Al-Zaidi appointed as head of government, following endorsement by main Shiite alliance.
Saudi Arabia Launches Makkah Route Initiative in Senegal
The initiative aims to streamline entry requirements for pilgrims and enhance their overall travel experience.
Saudi Arabia Backs Bahrain's Security Measures
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has expressed full support for measures taken by Bahrain to counter activities aimed at undermining its national security.
Saudi Metal Band Dune Reemerges with Renewed Purpose
Dune's return reflects the growth of Saudi Arabia's rock and metal scene.
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The AI Gold Rush Is Coming for America’s Last Open Spaces [Podcast]
The Pentagon’s AI Squeeze: Eight Tech Giants Get In, Anthropic Gets Shut Out [Podcast]
AI Isn’t Stealing Your Job. It’s Dismantling It Piece by Piece.
Kennedy’s Quiet War on Antidepressants Sparks Alarm Across America’s Medical Establishment
Russian Oligarch’s Superyacht Crosses Hormuz via Iran-Controlled Route
Crypto Scammers Capitalize on Maritime Chaos Near the Strait of Hormuz: A Rising Threat to Shipping Companies
Changi Airport: How Singapore Engineered the World’s Most Efficient Travel Experience
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Microsoft lost 2.5 millions users (French government) to Linux
Strategic Saudi-Bahrain Causeway Closed Amid Security Concerns as Trump Deadline Approaches
Saudi Arabia Keeps Red Sea Oil Exports Flowing Despite Regional Tensions
Pipeline Attack Cuts Significant Share of Saudi Arabia’s Oil Export Capacity
Saudi Business Leader Abudawood Appointed Chairman of Merit Incentives Group
TotalEnergies Confirms Damage at Saudi Refinery Following Security Incident
Saudi Arabia Launches Early Construction Phase for King Salman Stadium Project
Saudi Shift Away from Longstanding Dollar Oil Framework Gains Attention Amid Iran Conflict
Türkiye and Saudi Arabia Resolve Long-Running Transit Visa Dispute
Saudi Oil Capacity and Pipeline Flows Reduced as Supply Risks Intensify
TotalEnergies Reports Damage to Saudi SATORP Refinery Following Security Incidents
Gulf States Assess Prospects of U.S.-Iran Truce as Regional Stability Efforts Intensify
South Korea Resumes Honey Exports to Saudi Arabia Following Sanitary Approval
Saudi Arabia Carries Out Sentences in Eastern Province Following Security Convictions
Saudi Sovereign Wealth Fund Backs King Street’s Regional Credit Strategy
Saudi Arabia Secures World Cup Return as Egypt Celebrates Landmark Qualification
Iran and Saudi Arabia Intensify Diplomatic Engagement Amid Regional Tensions
Russia and Saudi Arabia Open Visa-Free Travel Corridor for Citizens
Saudi Oil Output Capacity Reduced by 600,000 Barrels Per Day Amid Regional Conflict
Saudi Arabia Suspends Operations at Select Energy Sites as Precautionary Measure
Saudi Arabia Halts Operations at Multiple Energy Facilities Amid Heightened Tensions
Global Markets Jolt as Iran Signals Ceasefire Breakdown and Rising Regional Tensions
King Street Aligns with Saudi Sovereign Wealth Fund to Expand Alternative Investments in Middle East
Attack on Saudi Arabia’s Jubail Petrochemical Hub Raises Global Supply Concerns
Debate Emerges Over Saudi Strategic Decisions as Gulf Cooperation Council Dynamics Come Into Focus
Saudi Arabia Expands Full Workforce Localisation to 69 Professions in Major Labour Reform
Emerging Alliance of Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt and Saudi Arabia Signals New Regional Power Dynamic Amid Iran Conflict
Iran Linked to Strikes Across Gulf States Following Refinery Attack Escalation
Saudi Arabia Voices Concern Over Fragile US–Iran Ceasefire Stability
Starmer Warns Sustained Effort Needed to Ensure US–Iran Ceasefire Holds
Saudi Arabia’s Key East-West Oil Pipeline Targeted Following Ceasefire Announcement
Iran Targets Saudi Arabia’s East-West Oil Pipeline in Escalating Regional Tensions
Trump Warns of Civilizational Stakes as Iran Halts Negotiations
Saudi Companies Expand Remote Work Measures Ahead of Iran-Related Security Concerns
Iran Warns of Strikes on Saudi Energy Infrastructure if US Targets Its Facilities
Iran Urges Civilians to Form Human Shields Around Nuclear Sites as Diplomatic Deadline Approaches
Saudi Arabia Raises Oil Prices to Record Premiums Amid Supply Pressures Linked to Iran Conflict
Key Saudi-Bahrain Causeway Closed Amid Heightened Security Concerns Linked to Iran
Formula One Calendar Gap Explained as Fans Await Next Grand Prix
Growing Strain on the Petrodollar System Comes Into Focus Amid Iran Conflict
Reported Strike on Saudi Arabia’s Jubail Complex Raises Global Energy Supply Concerns
FedEx Introduces New Digital Tool to Streamline Imports into Saudi Arabia
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