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Year: 2026
Mavenir CRO on why AI is putting the mobile core back in focus
For years, operators have focused on improving network coverage and speeds, while the mobile core has received less attention. But with AI creating new opportunities […]
Better Win a District: Virginia’s Sixth
Beth Macy, the Democratic nominee to flip Virginia’s Sixth Congressional District, might have national name recognition, but her career is deeply rooted in the Appalachian […]
In Virginia, Racism and Redlining Are Fueling a Flock Camera Backlash
Local governments in Virginia are under mounting pressure to cancel contracts for surveillance cameras known as automated license plate readers (ALPRs). On October 6, the […]
Trump Officials Look to Delay Pursuing Defaulted Borrowers Until Midterms Pass
As the Trump administration makes plans to task private debt collectors with going after millions of student borrowers in default on their federal loans, officials […]
Big Tech Will Not Broadcast Your Dissent
For all our billionaire social media leaders’ claims to be free speech warriors, they seem to have spent the last few days cracking down on […]
Cyberangriffe kommen nicht nur zu Bürozeiten
An diesem Vormittag wartet die IT-Abteilung von Babor auf einen Cyberangriff. Genauer gesagt auf das Ergebnis eines Cyberangriffs, den sie selbst in Auftrag gegeben hat: […]
Trump says he is open to trilateral summit with Putin and Xi
President Donald Trump said Monday he was open to a trilateral meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping, but said such […]
From Dublin to Brussels: European Newsroom meets upcoming Irish EU Presidency
Ireland will take over the rotating Presidency of the Council of the European Union on July 1, 2026. In a background briefing for the European […]
Pay rise of 6% to 8% recommend for lower-wage workers in Singapore
Employers in Singapore are being asked to raise the pay of lower-wage workers earnings up to S$2,800 a month by 6% to 8%, or by […]
Something to Sneeze At: My Trump Election Check
Based on the federal envelope, I thought it was a notification that I owed a penalty for missing an estimated tax payment. There was no […]
JD Vance Tried To Put Down A Protester And It Completely Backfired
JD Vance has made getting protested in states that he and Donald Trump won in 2024 a habit. Vance went to Kansas and was protested […]
Ghosts of ’97 haunt Prabowo as MSCI eyes Indonesia’s exit
2026, it is learning how quickly an index provider can show Southeast Asia’s biggest economy the exit, wreaking havoc on its stock market. The provider […]
Trumpflation is here and it’s all Trump’s doing
Donald Trump loves to put his name on things, and when it comes to the recent burst of inflation, it’s totally deserved. Trump and Republican […]
Trump Again Criticizes Zelenskyy, Says Open To Meeting With Putin And Xi
President Donald Trump slammed his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy and defended his decision to waive sweeping sanctions planned against Russia as an effort to keep […]
Would a Big Alaska LNG Deal make Taiwan Safer?
By: Jens Kastner According to US President Donald Trump on Oct. 14, Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs has agreed that the state-run CPC Corporation will […]
Paul Mackenzie, 29 Followers Found Guilty of Deaths of 191 People in Shakahola Tragedy
Paul McKenzie has been found guilty of the murder of the accused, mass murder, manslaughter, terrorism, child cruelty, torture, assault, and radicalization linked to the […]
How Much Infrastructure is Enough for Growth?
This blog is based on the foreword to our new paper The Future has 5G Foundations. Britain is searching for growth. We do not need to […]
A Call to Action in a World of Inaction
Alejandro González Iñárritu’s controversial new film “Digger” implicates us all in the climate crisis. The post A Call to Action in a World of Inaction […]
Getting Sick of Data Centers
Near the nation’s capital, residents of Virginia’s Data Center Alley live among hundreds of gargantuan facilities—and feel the health toll.