Allegedly The News
Rising military maneuvers and territorial claims have turned the South China Sea into a flashpoint. As U.S.–China tensions escalate, the risk of conflict threatens regional stability and global trade.
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Voice AI is turning everyday assistants into powerful investment advisors. By 2026, voice commands will enable personalized, real-time investing, vernacular access, and biometric security—reshaping how millions manage their wealth.
Digital Infrastructure
With 12% of India’s data centers at climate risk, the nation’s digital future faces storms ahead. Floods, heatwaves, and cyclones could take down critical infrastructure. Is India doing enough to climate-proof the cloud? Explore where the danger lies and what must be done now.
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The internet has fueled a crisis of overconfidence. Armed with Google searches, ordinary people dismiss experts and proclaim themselves “internet doctors,” spreading misinformation and undermining real medical knowledge and public trust.
Immigration
A groundbreaking LA court ruling halts ICE’s racial profiling and warrantless raids, setting a bold precedent for sanctuary cities nationwide. Explore how constitutional law, community resistance, and judicial oversight are reshaping immigration enforcement across the U.S.
Canada Employment
Discover why Canada added 83k jobs in June 2025, what sectors led the rally, and whether this signals real GDP growth or a seasonal surge.
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Fantasy sports betting apps promise big wins but often exploit addictive behaviors, hidden fees, and misleading odds. Many users end up in debt, questioning whether the game is fantasy or outright fraud.
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A new breed of “fraudfluencers” is exploiting social media fame to run scams, from fake investments to counterfeit products, costing followers millions and eroding trust in online communities.
Indo-Pacific Security
Japan protests dangerous Chinese fighter jet intercepts in the East China Sea. Are these triggered by strategy or recklessness, and can protocols stop the next crash?
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Earth’s rotation is accelerating, making days slightly shorter. Scientists are debating whether to subtract a leap second from clocks a rare move that could disrupt systems relying on precise timekeeping.
Ukraine drones Moscow
A deep dive into Ukraine's renewed drone strikes on Moscow, exploring air defense failures, strategic motive, tech evolution, civilian impact, and geopolitical ripples.
Tech Policy
Google is slashing cloud prices for U.S. government contracts. Here’s why it’s shaking up the federal tech landscape.