It was just another Sunday at a McDonald's in Feasterville-Trevose, Pennsylvania, until former President Donald Trump stepped in to help with the orders. What followed was a whirlwind of attention, security concerns, and mixed opinions, both online and off. The McDonald's didn't expect to suddenly b
In early June, the Yankees and Dodgers met for a three-game set in The Bronx. The Dodgers started strong, winning the first two games, but the Yankees bounced back to win the final match. Let's dive into some key takeaways from this series. One big difference from the World Series is that many star
North Korea is sending thousands of troops, including elite forces, to support Russia in the Ukraine war. This move suggests that Russia is running low on soldiers and supplies. The war has already claimed many Russian lives, and now, North Korea is stepping in with significant reinforcements. These
Early birds caught the worm today when tickets for Taylor Swift's 'Eras Tour' concerts in New Orleans went on sale. One lucky fan, Amanda Amaya, snagged four tickets for her and her daughters. She was thrilled, saying, "I'm shaking! I can't breathe, but it's a good kind of excitement. " The concerts
Have you ever thought about how Apple keeps its AI processing safe in the cloud? Welcome to Private Cloud Compute (PCC), Apple's secret weapon for protecting your data's privacy and security. Today, Apple is opening up its PCC system to security researchers, inviting them to test and ensure the end-
As the U. S. election heats up, foreign countries like Russia, China, and Iran are getting more active. Microsoft's report warns that Russian operatives are spreading fake videos to hurt Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign. Meanwhile, China is targeting candidates who criticize them, and Iran is
There's a rising concern about foreign meddling in the upcoming US presidential election, with Russia, China, and Iran supposedly ramping up their efforts. Microsoft's threat intelligence team has flagged these countries for their coordinated moves to influence public opinion and potentially disrupt
The White House has rolled out new guidelines for U. S. national security and intelligence agencies on how to use artificial intelligence (AI). These rules aim to tap into AI's potential while keeping risks in check. The goal is to ensure these agencies can access the latest AI tech without misusing
President Biden has a plan to keep the U. S. ahead in the AI race. He wants AI to be safe and trustworthy, and to boost national security. He's worried that if used wrong, AI could threaten our country, help authoritarian governments, and weaken democratic rules. Biden compares AI to big tech breakt
A mysterious air object swooped over NATO land in Romania. It zipped across the border from Ukraine and headed west, watched by Romanian radars. Two Romanian F-16s roared into action but couldn't spot the intruder. It vanished just north of Tulcea, near Ukraine’s port of Izmail. This isn’t the first
