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Latest Epstein Files Unveiled by DOJ
General

Latest Epstein Files Unveiled by DOJ

Millions of new Jeffrey Epstein files, released by the Justice Department on January 30 and February 5, 2026, are intensifying scrutiny on powerful individuals like Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and Prince Andrew. While mandated by law to foster accountability, these documents face significant criticism from lawmakers and victims for extensive redactions and incomplete disclosure.

Tech Stocks, Bitcoin Plunge Amid AI Concerns
Business

Tech Stocks, Bitcoin Plunge Amid AI Concerns

Wall Street experienced sharp drops as technology stocks declined and Bitcoin's value plummeted by half, sparking widespread investor apprehension. This significant market downturn is primarily fueled by concerns over artificial intelligence's return on investment and its potential to disrupt established business models.

Senators Seek SpaceX China Ownership Probe
Business

Senators Seek SpaceX China Ownership Probe

Democratic U.S. senators are demanding a Pentagon review of SpaceX, fearing potential national security risks from alleged secret stakes acquired by Chinese investors. This urgent request, made on February 5, 2026, highlights escalating congressional concerns over foreign influence in vital U.S. aerospace and defense technology companies.

EU Approves €90 Billion Ukraine Loan
International

EU Approves €90 Billion Ukraine Loan

The European Union has finalized a substantial €90 billion loan package for Ukraine, designated to meet its critical financial and military needs throughout 2026 and 2027. Agreed by EU ambassadors on February 4, 2026, this pivotal commitment, funded primarily through common debt issuance, aims to prevent a sudden drop-off in aid and underscores the bloc's unwavering solidarity with Kyiv.

New START Treaty Lapses, Arms Race Fears
International

New START Treaty Lapses, Arms Race Fears

The New START treaty, the last nuclear arms control agreement between the US and Russia, expired on February 5, 2026, leaving the world without formal limits on their strategic arsenals for the first time since 1972. This critical lapse, following a failed extension attempt and US demands for a broader deal, sparks widespread fears of a dangerous new arms race and escalating global instability.

US, EU, Japan Forge Critical Minerals Alliance
International

US, EU, Japan Forge Critical Minerals Alliance

The United States, European Union, and Japan have launched a critical new partnership to secure vital rare earth minerals, aiming to drastically reduce global reliance on China for these essential resources. Announced by Vice President JD Vance, this strategic initiative seeks to build a robust supply chain and stabilize the market for materials crucial to advanced technologies, directly challenging China's dominant geopolitical position.

EPA Poised to Reapprove Dicamba Amid Drift Concerns
Environment

EPA Poised to Reapprove Dicamba Amid Drift Concerns

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is poised to reapprove the controversial, drift-prone herbicide dicamba for genetically modified crops, despite its documented history of devastating neighboring farms and repeated federal court rulings against its use. This decision, which critics are calling "MAHA-washing," directly contradicts the EPA's stated health initiatives and overlooks significant environmental and potential human health risks associated with the chemical.

Artemis II: Humans Return to Moon's Orbit
Science

Artemis II: Humans Return to Moon's Orbit

The Artemis II mission is poised to make history as the first human flight in NASA's Orion capsule, carrying four astronauts, including the first non-American, on a 10-day journey farther from Earth than any humans have traveled, marking a crucial step in humanity's return to lunar exploration. Targeted for launch no earlier than March 2026, this ambitious mission will rigorously test systems for future Moon landings and conduct vital scientific research on astronaut health, laying foundational groundwork for a sustained human presence on the Moon and eventual Mars missions.

Juno Redefines Jupiter's Size, Shape
Science

Juno Redefines Jupiter's Size, Shape

NASA's Juno mission has unveiled a surprising new portrait of Jupiter, revealing the gas giant is 8 kilometers narrower at its equator and 24 kilometers flatter at its poles than previously believed. This precise re-measurement, achieved through 13 radio occultation flybys, is crucial for accurately modeling distant exoplanets and updates decades-old data.

Putin, Xi Bolster Ties in Key Videoconference
International

Putin, Xi Bolster Ties in Key Videoconference

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a significant videoconference on February 4, 2026, to strengthen economic cooperation, especially in energy, and coordinate on global issues amidst Western pressure on China regarding Russia. During the call, Putin accepted an invitation to visit China twice this year, signaling a deepening strategic partnership between the two nations.

Spain to Ban Social Media for Under-16s
Technology

Spain to Ban Social Media for Under-16s

Spain is poised to ban social media access for children under 16, requiring platforms to implement strict age verification to shield minors from online risks like addiction and manipulation. This significant digital reform, announced by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, will also hold social media executives accountable for illegal content and algorithm manipulation, aligning with broader European efforts.

New Gene-Switching Cancer Therapy Emerges
Science

New Gene-Switching Cancer Therapy Emerges

Monash and Harvard researchers have achieved a groundbreaking epigenetic discovery, finding a way to permanently "switch off" cancer-causing genes, which promises shorter treatment durations and reduced severe side effects for patients. This innovative therapy targets specific proteins in aggressive acute leukemia cells, with clinical trials anticipated to begin later this year.

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