DefenseNews

US Air Force seeks air-defense guns to protect overseas bases

In the wake of Iranian attacks that devastated U.S. bases in the Middle East, the U.S. Air Force wants portable air-defense guns that can destroy drones and cruise missiles. The Ground-Based, Medium-Caliber Gun Weapon System project is aiming for a weapon “that fires affordable munitions, enables defense against air and missile threats with an initial focus on subsonic cruise missiles (CM) and…
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GamingNews

Nintendo Developing New Smash Bros, Nintendogs, Mario Kart DLC With Star Fox, Leaker Claims

Nintendo is developing an all-new Super Smash Bros and Nintendogs, a notable leaker has claimed. The details come from Malo932, who recently stated that Nintendo would hold two Direct presentations this week (correct), and who previously stated that a classic Star Fox, Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake, and new Switch Sports would all be announced and launched this year (all correct too). Word of a…
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CryptoNews

Man Reclaims $4.4M in Bitcoin 12 Years After Exchange Collapse

Chris, the pseudonym the British man gave to the media, managed to reclaim his bitcoin stash after a legal fight with Intersango, formerly known as Britcoin, an exchange that shut down operations in 2014. While it was under Intersango’s custody, his investment grew to 3.3…
CryptoNews

Sweden Hits 6 Crypto Firms With $51M Back Tax Demand

The Swedish Tax Agency ordered six cryptocurrency mining entities to pay approximately $56.5 million in back taxes and penalties. Key Takeaways Swedish Tax Agency fined six Boden crypto firms around $56.5 million over illegal tax schemes in 2026. Broad 2024–2026 audits levied over $50 million nationwide, signaling a strict crackdown on mining operations. Bikupan Datacenter faces restructuring…
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CryptoNews

Robinhood Chain Fee Debate Reaches Solana, Arbitrum, BNB Chain

Robinhood Chain’s fee model has become the focus of a broader debate over how blockchains finance growth. BNB Chain executive Nina Rong argued that sustainable revenue and commercial structures now outweigh further transaction-cost reductions. Key Takeaways Nina Rong said…
NewsSpace

The future of Earth observation: Private satellites and AI bring benefits but also pose risks

We are a planet-based species: With a few notable (astronaut) exceptions, everyone who has ever lived remained glued to our spinning Earth, which now houses 8.3 billion people. That’s the gravity of the situation. But we’re also a world of floods, typhoons, earthquakes, heat and cold calamities, volcanic eruptions and even encounters with sun-caused auroras and bruises from incoming…
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