South Korea Prosecutes First Case of AI Smart Glasses Exam Cheating
South Korea has launched its first criminal case against exam cheating involving AI-powered smart glasses, prompting new measures to curb the rising use of AI devices in tests.
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US Resumes Military Actions Against Iran Amid Contested Control of Strait of Hormuz
The US has escalated military actions against Iran, citing protection of national interests, while proposing to control the Strait of Hormuz and charge transit fees, raising tensions and questions about regional stability.
Defense & Security
US Conducts Third Consecutive Night of Strikes in Iran Amid Rising Tensions at Key Maritime Passages
The US extended its military strikes in Iran for the third night amid escalating tensions over navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab, critical waterways for global trade.
Markets & Macro
Bitcoin Surges Past $63,000 as U.S. Inflation Cools More Than Expected
Bitcoin rallied above $63,000 following U.S. inflation figures that undershot forecasts, easing concerns over a July Federal Reserve rate hike and boosting crypto sentiment.
Corporate Power
Paramount Hires Crisis PR Firm as Legal Challenge Mounts Against $110B Warner Bros. Deal
Paramount has engaged the Brunswick Group to manage communications amid a major lawsuit led by a coalition of state Attorneys General blocking its $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.
Markets & Macro
Inflation Declines Sharply in June as Energy Prices Ease, Yet Rate Hikes Remain Likely
Inflation slowed notably in June due to falling energy and gasoline prices, but core inflation remains above target, leaving Federal Reserve rate decisions uncertain.
Energy & Climate
New York Enacts One-Year Moratorium on Large Data Centers Over Environmental Concerns
Governor Kathy Hochul announced a yearlong pause on new data centers consuming 50 megawatts or more, aiming to address their environmental impact and energy demands.
Energy & Climate
Iran Plans Limited Electricity Imports from Russia through Azerbaijan Amid Summer Shortages
Iran aims to import electricity from southern Russia via Azerbaijan to ease summer power shortages, while expanding bilateral energy cooperation with Russia.
Crypto & Fintech
Korean Stock Market Collapse Drives Surge in Bitcoin and XRP Trading on Upbit
As South Korea’s stock market experiences a sharp selloff, trading volumes on crypto exchange Upbit skyrocketed, led by Bitcoin and XRP amid widespread retail panic.
Energy & Climate
Ford Plans $30,000 Electric Pickup for 2027 Launch with Competitive Features
Ford aims to introduce a midsize electric pickup priced around $30,000 in 2027, promising spacious interiors and Mustang-like acceleration as it shifts toward affordable EVs.