A second attack struck the King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, hitting terminals 3 and 4 just a day after a previous assault that killed 12 people. Saudi officials confirmed injuries in this latest raid on the domestic‑flight…
Continue reading Saudi airport terminal hit again a day after deadly strikeKey developments: A new Fact Focus feature highlights the allegations surrounding a Cornell University fraternity gang‑rape case, drawing attention to the specifics of the accusations and the university’s response. The piece outlines testimonies from alleged victims, the fraternity’s…
Continue reading Cornell fraternity accused of gang-rape sparks nationwide fact‑check scrutinyA second projectile hit Riyadh’s passenger terminal just 24 hours after a missile strike that killed 12 people, underscoring the ongoing threat from Yemen’s Iran‑backed Houthi rebels. The Saudi‑led coalition said the latest incident involved an “unidentified projectile”…
Continue reading Saudi Airport Terminal Struck Again After Deadly Missile AttackA second projectile hit the Riyadh airport terminal, marking a follow‑up to the missile strike that killed 12 people the previous day. The Saudi‑led coalition, which opposes Yemen’s Houthi rebels, said the latest impact was caused by an…
Continue reading Riyadh Airport Struck Again Just One Day After Deadly Missile AttackA second projectile hit a terminal at Riyadh’s main airport, coming just a day after a missile strike that killed 12 people. The Saudi‑led coalition, which is fighting Yemen’s Iran‑backed Houthi rebels, said the new impact was from…
Continue reading Houthi projectile strikes Riyadh airport terminal amid escalating Saudi‑Yemen conflictThe Senate’s impeachment court has ruled to allow prosecutors to withdraw three of the twelve articles filed against Vice President Sara Duterte, significantly narrowing the case against her. The decision follows a series of procedural challenges and arguments…
Continue reading Senate Court Drops Three Impeachment Articles Against Vice President Sara DuterteA growing number of recent college graduates in China are abandoning corporate career paths for agriculture, leveraging their tech savvy and mobile connectivity to modernize farms. This shift reflects the pressures of a saturated job market and the…
Continue reading Chinese College Graduates Turn to Farming Amid Tough Job MarketA breakthrough antenna that turns a laser‑generated plasma column into a tunable radio‑wave transmitter was unveiled on Oct. 9, 2026. Unlike traditional metal antennas, this device can reshape its length and direction instantly by adjusting the laser, offering a highly…
Continue reading Laser‑Powered “Lightsaber” Antenna Paves Way for Reconfigurable Radio LinksA team of physicists in Vienna has built a groundbreaking nuclear clock that uses thorium nuclei instead of electron transitions, delivering a timing reference far less vulnerable to environmental disturbances. This self‑stabilizing design promises precision that could outclass…
Continue reading Vienna Researchers Unveil World’s First Self-Stabilizing Nuclear ClockAirbus confirmed a September delivery count of 72 aircraft, raising its nine‑month total to 547 jets and marking an 8% year‑over‑year increase. The manufacturer is aiming for roughly 870 deliveries by year‑end, a 10% rise over its 2025…
Continue reading Airbus posts 72 jet deliveries in September as Blue Origin announces $650 million Hutto plant
