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ReArm Europe, the €800 billion bet that must wake up the West
The ReArm Europe program, launched by the European Commission, aims to mobilize up to €800 billion to push member states' defense spending
Thales Absorbs a €450 Million Hit and Still Raises Its 2026 Targets
The French groupThales announced on July 3, 2026 that it would book an exceptional charge of roughly €450 million, close to $514.58
The Night I Watched the Moon Brush Past Neptune From My Balcony
I am not a seasoned amateur astronomer, I'll admit that upfront. But when I read that the Moon was going to brush
Hyundai's Atlas robot crashes the World Cup to prep tomorrow's factory floor
Automaker Hyundai Motor showcased its Atlas humanoid robot, developed by its subsidiary Boston Dynamics, during a 2026 World Cup round-of-16 match between
Trump lets the $2 trillion North American deal lapse without renewal
July 1, 2026, marked the deadline set by the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA, for the three signatory countries to collectively decide
What Perseverance found on Mars left me dizzy again
On July 1, 2026, NASA released new analyses from the Perseverance rover suggesting the presence of complex organic molecules in Martian rocks
China unveils humanoid robots with lifelike skin, and it is unsettling
Chinese manufacturer UBTech Robotics officially launched on July 1, 2026 its new line of humanoid robots called "U1," billed as the first
Anthropic Steps Into Drug Discovery With Claude Science
Some announcements look, on paper, like a simple product-line expansion, but in reality redraw the boundaries of an entire industry. That's the
I watched the Republican rebellion that emptied Congress before July 4th
What strikes me first about this episode is the scene itself: the House of Representatives left Washington earlier than planned for its