US and South Korea wrap up Ulchi Freedom Shield drill 6 days early

US and South Korea wrap up Ulchi Freedom Shield drill 6 days early

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — The U.S. and South Korean militaries on Friday concluded their annual exercise six days earlier than initially scheduled in a conciliatory gesture toward North Korea, although the North said the step is not enough to persuade it to return to talks. Previously, US President Donald Trump had abruptly ordered the … Read more

No More PlayStation Discs Means No More Disc Butts

No More PlayStation Discs Means No More Disc Butts

Sony will end its production of physical discs for PlayStation games starting in 2028. Many people are reasonably concerned about this for very valid reasons: there are concerns about digital ownership, the decimation of the used games market, concerns that this could cause some people to stop buying games altogether, or simply frustration over not … Read more

Freedom 250 Grand Prix: D.C.’s IndyCar race, explained : NPR

Freedom 250 Grand Prix: D.C.’s IndyCar race, explained : NPR

President Trump speaks as Bud Denker, president of the Penske Corporation, also in a suit and tie, applauds at a Freedom 250 Grand Prix showcase outside the White House in July. Andrew Harnik/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Andrew Harnik/Getty Images The Freedom 250 Grand Prix is poised to bring dozens of race cars and … Read more

A strange wooden log found beneath Zambia’s Kalambo Falls was dismissed for decades, then archaeologists dated it to 476,000 years ago | World News

A strange wooden log found beneath Zambia’s Kalambo Falls was dismissed for decades, then archaeologists dated it to 476,000 years ago | World News

For decades, an oddly shaped log buried beneath Zambia’s Kalambo Falls hovered on the brink of an archaeological mystery. When archaeologist J. Desmond Clark discovered it in the 1950s, the wood had tapered ends and a deliberate-looking notch cut into its surface, suggesting that someone had shaped it rather than leaving it to the river. … Read more

Philippines floods fuel anger over alleged corruption | Floods

Philippines floods fuel anger over alleged corruption | Floods

Weeks of monsoon rains have inundated the northern Philippines, where residents are demanding answers over alleged corruption in flood control projects. Al Jazeera’s Jamila Alindogan is there. Published on August 21, 2026 August 21, 2026 Click here to share on social networks share-nodes Google Share Add Al Jazeera on Google info

Chinese humanoid robots face challenge of their own capabilities

Chinese humanoid robots face challenge of their own capabilities

Chinese consumer electronics company Xiaomi showed off its humanoid robot in Beijing at the World Humanoid Conference in August 2026. Evelyn Cheng | CNBCBEIJING — The big challenge for humanoid robots remains getting the technology to work well, according to industry leaders who spoke at the World Robot Conference in Beijing this week. Robots are … Read more