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Vishakha Singh

Microsoft Hosts Cybersecurity Summit Following July IT Outage; Delta Air Lines Seeks Legal Recourse

In response to a significant global IT outage that disrupted operations for millions of Windows devices in July, Microsoft held a crucial cybersecurity summit on Tuesday at its headquarters in Redmond, Washington. The event aimed to address the shortcomings revealed by the incident and to outline steps for improving cybersecurity

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Netflix Teaser Sparks Controversy Amid Princess Kate's Cancer Update

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are facing backlash after Netflix released a teaser for their upcoming docuseries POLO just hours after Princess Kate’s heartfelt announcement about her cancer recovery. Princess Kate’s Update: On the same day, Princess Kate, sister-in-law to Prince Harry, shared an emotional video update via

Tyreek Hill: The Fastest Player in the NFL and His Recent Controversies

Tyreek Hill, the Miami Dolphins’ star wide receiver, has been making headlines recently not just for his impressive performance on the field but also for a notable arrest. Here are five key facts about this NFL standout: 1. Early Life and Athletic Roots Born on March 1, 1994, in Pearson,

South Korea Summit Unveils Blueprint for Responsible Military AI Use

In a significant development for the future of artificial intelligence in military applications, a global summit in Seoul, South Korea, on Tuesday introduced a “blueprint for action” aimed at governing the responsible use of AI in defense. The document, while offering more practical guidelines than its predecessor, remains legally non-binding.

Turkey's Bid for BRICS Membership: A Strategic Play or a Symbolic Gesture

Turkey’s recent push to join the BRICS alliance—comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—marks a notable shift in its geopolitical strategy. As a long-standing member of NATO and a key ally of the West, Turkey’s attempt to align with this emerging economic bloc reveals a

Japan's Liberal Democratic Party Faces Pivotal Leadership Race Amidst Scandals and Public Discontent

As Japan gears up for its upcoming leadership race, the stakes could not be higher for the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), which faces unprecedented challenges as it seeks to reinvent itself amidst public disillusionment and internal scandals. The party, which has long been a cornerstone of Japan’s postwar stability,

Why Isn’t Trump’s Age and Cognitive Decline a Bigger Concern

As the 2024 presidential election approaches, a glaring double standard emerges in the media and political discourse regarding the mental fitness of candidates. While President Joe Biden’s age and cognitive abilities have been scrutinized incessantly, similar concerns about former President Donald Trump—who is also 78—seem to be