News & Articles By Cassie B.
03/24/2026
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By Cassie B.
Critics slam Google’s “high-friction” sideloading process as a move to control Android
Google is making sideloading apps a difficult, multi-step process with a 24-hour wait. Critics argue this is a move to control the Android ecosystem under the guise of user safety. The new flow can be changed remotely by Google, offering no permanent guarantee of sideloading access. User backlash highlights how this undermines Android’s core promise […]
03/17/2026
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By Cassie B.
Humanoid robot detained by Macau police after startling elderly woman on public street
A humanoid robot startled an elderly woman in Macau, leading to a viral police response. The remotely operated robot was paused behind her, causing her significant distress. Police escorted the robot away and warned its operator about public use. The incident highlights growing social and legal challenges of robots in human spaces. It signals an […]
03/17/2026
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By Cassie B.
Pro-Iran hackers claim Microsoft outage, vow escalating attacks on U.S. firms
Pro-Iran hackers are attacking major U.S. corporate and digital infrastructure. These groups publicly claim credit and vow more attacks over U.S. foreign policy. A recent attack crippled a major corporation by wiping employee devices remotely. Hackers have claimed, without verification, a deadly industrial explosion on U.S. soil. This marks a dangerous shift toward disruptive economic […]
03/10/2026
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By Cassie B.
Sophisticated phishing campaign compromises Signal accounts of officials and journalists worldwide
Signal warns that sophisticated phishing scams have compromised officials’ accounts. Encryption remains unbroken, but users were tricked into sharing access codes. Russian-backed hackers are reportedly behind the global targeting of sensitive users. Security experts warn messaging apps should not be used for classified information. The incident highlights that human error is the weakest link in […]
03/06/2026
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By Cassie B.
Iran-linked hackers plant secret backdoors in critical American infrastructure
Iranian hackers have infiltrated critical U.S. and Canadian organizations. The campaign targets a bank, an airport, and a key defense software supplier. Experts warn this access could quickly turn into disruptive attacks on infrastructure. The cyber activity has resumed and escalated alongside military tensions. Thousands of vulnerable industrial systems remain exposed to these state-backed threats. […]
02/28/2026
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By Cassie B.
U.S. defense and tech sectors face crippling shortages of key minerals controlled by China
China’s rare earth export controls are crippling U.S. aerospace and semiconductor production. The price of critical yttrium has soared 69-fold in a year, halting some production lines. U.S. chipmakers face dangerous shortages of scandium, threatening 5G technology. Industry experts describe this as deliberate economic warfare by China. Long-term U.S. solutions are underway, but immediate shortages […]
02/25/2026
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By Cassie B.
Kentucky community rallies against data center on prime agricultural land
Residents oppose a large data center on prime Kentucky farmland due to concerns about health and heritage loss. They fear permanent damage to agriculture, higher utility costs, and falling property values. A citizen group is advocating for a moratorium until proper regulations are studied. The local school system acknowledges the potential for major revenue from […]
02/20/2026
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By Cassie B.
Musk deepens Saudi ties with $3 billion AI deal, raising national security questions
Saudi Arabia invests $3 billion in Elon Musk’s xAI, gaining a stake in SpaceX. The investment is part of Saudi Arabia’s strategic push to become a global AI leader. This ties Saudi wealth directly to critical U.S. aerospace and defense infrastructure. The deal builds on a prior partnership to build a major AI data center […]
02/18/2026
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By Cassie B.
Professor warns blue light from LEDs, screens is an “invisible killer” linked to cancer, eye damage
Blue light from screens and LEDs acts as a slow poison for health. It causes retinal damage through increased oxidative stress in the eyes. It severely disrupts circadian rhythms by suppressing melatonin. This disruption is linked to higher risks of cancer and neurodegenerative diseases. Simple fixes like warm lighting and blue-blocking glasses offer protection. In […]
02/04/2026
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By Cassie B.
EU seeks critical minerals partnership with U.S. to break China’s supply chain dominance
The EU will propose a critical minerals partnership to the U.S. this week. The goal is to jointly secure supply chains and reduce dependence on China. The U.S. is launching its own $12 billion stockpile project with major companies. A new audit reveals the EU’s dangerously high import reliance on Chinese minerals. The partnership faces […]
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