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Up-and-coming companies race to develop drone defenses that militaries and multinational corporations may now need
Defense companies like MARSS and Dedrone are developing innovative counter-drone technology as UAVs pose new and increasing threats.
Hurricane season is over, but the rise of storm-resistant homes in Florida is just getting started
Hurricane-resistant homes are appealing to Florida homeowners grappling with stress and uncertainty as the risk of severe storm damage mounts.
The US military’s fight with the Houthis is locked in a dangerous stalemate
The Iran-backed rebels have spent the past year using missiles and drones to attack military and civilian ships in the Red Sea and beyond.
A boomer moved to Panama so her retirement would be more affordable. Now she’s struggling to find a job and her dream is slipping away.
A boomer moved to Panama from California to save money. She said she’s struggling to find work and relying on side hustles to pay the bills.
Polish PM calls for ‘navy policing’ in Baltic Sea
Baltic and Nordic nations should organize “navy policing” in the Baltic Sea, Polish Prime minister Donald Tusk has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Five key takeaways from Zelenskyy interview – including views on Trump, NATO membership, and Putin
Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s wide-ranging interview gives a window into the Ukrainian president’s thinking on Trump, NATO and a possible end to the war.
Russia could resume nuclear tests – deputy FM
Russia could potentially carry out a full-scale nuclear test, which would be the first since 1990, Moscow has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Record amount of buy now, pay later purchases expected on Cyber Monday, with many coming from shoppers’ phones
Buy now, pay later sales on Cyber Monday are expected to reach $993 million, driven in part by mobile shopping trends.
Kansas county sues ExxonMobil and Chevron over alleged ‘false’ claims about recyclability of plastics
Ford County, Kansas, has sued a group of nearly a dozen companies accusing them of "false representations" regarding the recyclability of plastics.