CryptoNews

Robert Kiyosaki Predicts Bitcoin ‘Blast off’ as Global Tensions Push Investors Toward Alternative Assets

March 5, 2026
Bitcoin could be headed for a blast off as safe-haven demand surges across markets, according to Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki, who pointed to gold’s huge spike as a signal for bitcoin and silver. Robert Kiyosaki Signals Bitcoin ‘Blast off’ After Gold’s Sudden $128 Spike Sparks Safe-Haven Rush Rich Dad Poor Dad author and investor Robert Kiyosaki shared on social media platform…
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AI & RoboticsNews

Father sues Google, claiming Gemini chatbot drove son into fatal delusion

March 5, 2026
Jonathan Gavalas, 36, started using Google’s Gemini AI chatbot in August 2025 for shopping help, writing support, and trip planning. On October 2, he died by suicide. At the time of his death, he was convinced that Gemini was his fully sentient AI wife, and that he would need to leave his physical body to join her in the metaverse through a process called “transference.” Now, his…
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Cleantech & EV'sNews

Zoomlion looks set for breakout year with $1.2 BILLION in deliveries

March 5, 2026
Chinese manufacturing and equipment firm Zoomlion looks set for a breakout year – the company has shipped some 15,000 units with a combined value of approximately 8.5 billion yuan (~1.2B), and we’re barely into March (!). Launched in 1992, the Chinese brand’s broad-ranging portfolio has grown to include everything from humanoid factory robots on up to the world’s largest-capacity 4,000…
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DefenseNews

The US Air Force just used its oldest bomber to attack Iran

March 5, 2026
First flown in 1952, the Boeing B-52 has seen service in Vietnam, Desert Storm, the Global War on Terror — and now Iran. U.S. forces have hit 2,000 targets in Iran since the opening salvos of Operation Epic Fury on Feb. 28, adding the B-1 Lancer and B-52 Stratofortress…
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Gulf states warn of legal penalties in sharing of Iran strikes footage

March 5, 2026
MILAN — Government authorities in the Gulf states have warned residents and tourists that publishing visual content of Iran-launched strikes online could result in legal consequences, including fines of tens of thousands of dollars and possible imprisonment. Social media sites have been flooded in recent days with frantic footage from content creators, travelers and locals in the region showing…
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