How the Tax Office blew out a major IT contract through 24 amendments Federal agencies extend major tech contracts despite previous audit findings. The Canberra Times · Oct 4
EPA union sues Trump administration to restore collective bargaining contract Federal workers’ union alleges EPA illegally terminated agreement with the goal of repressing political dissent The Guardian - US · Sep 29
Tesla Says The Cybercab Is Street Legal. Regulators Want To Know How. The country's top road safety agency gave Tesla until the end of the month to answer questions about the Cybercab's self certification. InsideEVs · Sep 16
Police Department May Decline to Release Names of Officers Trained by ICE "[T]he Department submitted credible evidence that threats, doxxing, and other forms of harassment have been directed toward law enforcement charged with enforcing existing federal immigration laws." Reason · Sep 14
UN watchdog raises ‘serious concern’ over expansion of North Korean uranium facility IAEA says North Korea is expanding uranium enrichment at Yongbyon and Kangson despite sanctions The Independent UK · Sep 10
UN nuclear agency members draft resolution reporting Iran to the UN Security Council The United States, Britain, France and Germany have drafted a resolution for possible consideration by the Board of Governors of the U.N. nuclear watchdog that seeks to refer Iran to the U.N. Security Council for failure to comply with its nuclear nonproliferation obligations, diplomats say The Independent UK · Sep 4
India dispatches first relief aid to flood-hit Nepal In response to the horrific flash floods in Nepal that claimed 157 lives and left over 750 individuals unaccounted for, India swiftly dispatched initial relief materials. The disaster, which began in Tibet, wreaked havoc in central Nepal, demolishing entire villages and crucial infrastructure. Prime Minister Modi has pledged comprehensive humanitarian… The Economic Times · Aug 26
Florida dumped millions of tyres into the ocean to build a reef. More than 50 years later, it is still cleaning them up Florida is set to embark on an ambitious initiative to clear millions of old tires that were dumped offshore decades ago. Initially forming an artificial reef, these tires have since led to significant damage to natural coral ecosystems. Present surveys indicate that over half a million tires still litter thousands… The Times of India · Aug 8
In the 1970s, the US dumped up to 2 million tyres off Florida's coast to help marine life. More than 50 years later, the cleanup is still underway Millions of old vehicle tyres were placed offshore near Broward County for artificial reefs. Shifting currents and storms scattered these tyres, damaging existing coral reefs. Government agencies are now undertaking a massive, multi-year cleanup operation. Specialist divers and equipment are required for this extensive recovery effort. This project highlights the… The Times of India · Aug 6
FDA Advisers Back a Melanoma Treatment for Patients Who Ran Out of Options, and a Decision Is Due Monday FDA advisers voted 10-3 to back Replimune's RP1 for advanced melanoma after two rejections. The agency's decision is due August 2. Medical Daily · Jul 31
I tested the 7 best AEO tools & here’s the one I'll use every day in 2026 The best tools to bring your business to AI search TechRadar · Jul 30
ICE Officers Reveal Operational Chaos Inside Agency Amid Trump Mass Deportation Push: 'No One Is Happy' ICE agents report exhaustion and frustration due to Trump's deportation quotas, with morale suffering as non-criminal arrests rise and serious crime investigations decline. International Business Times UK · Jul 22
Australian Space Agency reveals likely origin of mysterious ‘space balls’ found on Queensland beaches Organisation says objects consistent with ‘debris from a foreign rocket body that recently re-entered the atmosphere’ The Guardian - AU · Jul 6
Mysterious debris found on Queensland beaches could be ‘space balls’ – and may contain toxic rocket fuel Australian Space Agency working to confirm origin of objects as space archaeologist says they may be connected to a rocket launch The Guardian - AU · Jul 5
Space · Jun 24 NASA's aging infrastructure can't handle Artemis launches without $1 billion in upgrades, watchdog warns NASA's plan to return astronauts to the moon and bolster a rapidly growing commercial space industry is facing an infrastructure obstacle.
International Business Times UK · Jun 23 'We 100% Got People Killed': DEA Allowed Thousands of Fentanyl Pills on the Streets to Catch Bigger Fish A DEA agent alleges the agency allowed fentanyl distribution to build cases against major traffickers, sparking debate over law enforcement tactics amid the overdose crisis.
The Economic Times · Jun 20 'Can't express how tense we were,' says Father of Nagpur NEET aspirant who was allotted Abu Dhabi Centre A NEET aspirant from Nagpur faced immense distress after being assigned an examination centre in Abu Dhabi, just before the NEET-UG 2026 exam. Following widespread concern and intervention, the National Testing Agency (NTA) swiftly rectified the error, reallocating the student to a centre in Nagpur. The NTA stated the city…
Inverse · Jun 17 The Best Spy Show You Aren't Watching Blows Its Competition Out Of The Water Neither self-referential nor cliché, 'The Agency' is the real deal. Here's why Season 2 is even better than Season 1.
Tom’s Guide · Jun 17 Michael Fassbender shines in ‘The Agency’ season 2, which is as twisted a spy thriller as ever "The Agency" season 2 remains a beautifully twisted spy thriller, thanks to a stellar cast led by Michael Fassbender.
The Economic Times · Jun 4 First IAEA report on Iran's nuclear programme since February shows little change despite war The UN nuclear watchdog's latest report reveals no significant shifts in its assessment of Iran's nuclear activities. This comes after three months of US-Israeli military action aimed at preventing Iran from developing atomic weapons. The International Atomic Energy Agency continues to seek explanations from Tehran regarding unaccounted-for enriched uranium stockpiles.
The Economic Times · Jun 3 After the West Asia war, Iran's nuclear programme is harder to track — and riskier: Report Iran's uranium stockpile faces reduced international oversight following US-Israel military strikes, according to an IAEA report. This diminished inspection capability raises proliferation concerns, as the agency cannot verify the status of significant quantities of highly enriched uranium previously under regular monitoring.
AAP · May 26 Campaign Asia Agency of the Year Awards 2026 Open for Nominations on 9 June HONG KONG, May 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Campaign Asia-Pacific, Haymarket Media Asia's industry-leading marcomms title, today announced that nominations for the 2026 Campaign Asia Agency of the Year Awards will open on Tuesday, 9 June 2026.Recognised as the most prestigious and trusted benchmark for marketing communications excellence in Asia-Pacific, the…
Plunged in Debt · May 18 How Kyle Richards Turned ‘The Agency’ Into a Key Part of Her $100M Fortune When most people think about Kyle Richards, they immediately picture designer fashion, dramatic reunions, and life on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. What many viewers miss, however, is how deeply connected her financial success became to luxury real estate through The Agency. Public estimates now place Richards and estranged…
Euronews · May 13 Oil stocks drain at record pace as IEA warns of renewed price swings The International Energy Agency says the oil market is likely to remain in deficit until the final quarter of the year, as disruptions at the Strait of Hormuz continue to constrain supply, increasing the risk of renewed price volatility.
The Independent UK · May 12 Vladimir Putin ‘stages dressed-down encounter with public’ in bizarre video Putin released footage of the ‘chance’ meeting just days after it was claimed he was hiding in underground bunkers, detached from civilian affairs, amid fears of assassination