Aero India, one of Asia’s premier air and defense exhibitions, never fails to generate excitement among arms traders and aviation enthusiasts. This year’s event, which concluded on February 14th, carried even greater significance. It marked the first time Russia’s cutting-edge Su-57 stealth

Few issues stir Robert F. Kennedy Jr., America’s newly appointed health secretary, more than the high rate of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) diagnoses among American children. And for good reason: approximately one in nine children aged 3-17 has been diagnosed with ADHD—two to

Retaliatory tariffs based on "fairness" sound more like playground justice than sound economic policy. Yet, on February 13th, Trump announced his intention to introduce them, instructing federal agencies to review "non-reciprocal trade arrangements"—including value-added taxes

Modern competitive running entered a new era in 2016 when Nike introduced a prototype trainer to elite athletes. The shoes, which were designed to resemble Nike’s Zoom Streak 6 but with a groundbreaking new sole, quickly made their mark. At the Rio Olympics that year, athletes wearing the

Javier Milei, Argentina's newly elected president, is grappling with his first major scandal. On February 14th, he posted a message on X (formerly Twitter) praising a cryptocurrency called $LIBRA, claiming it would help fund "small companies and Argentine ventures." Within an hour,

The United States has initiated its first direct discussions with Russia regarding a potential resolution to the war in Ukraine. The meeting in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, brought together U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. However, Ukraine and

In a rare public display of engagement with the tech sector, China’s leader, Xi Jinping, met with some of the country’s most prominent entrepreneurs, marking a significant shift in the government's stance toward an industry it once heavily scrutinized. Xi was seen shaking hands with Alibaba’s

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has long faced challenges maintaining control over its vast eastern provinces, and recent developments have starkly highlighted the Congolese state’s diminishing authority in the region. The distance between Kinshasa, the nation’s capital, and the eastern

In the oil towns of West Texas, a measles outbreak is rapidly spreading, marking the most significant surge in the state in three decades. At least 58 individuals have been infected, with 13 requiring hospitalization, and health officials suspect that hundreds of additional cases remain

When it comes to the financial health of American consumers, viral content produced by personal-finance influencer Caleb Hammer has highlighted a troubling trend. Hammer, who conducts "financial audits" of guests burdened with debt, has amassed nearly 2 million followers across TikTok