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How the tide turned for ‘steel saviour’ Sanjeev Gupta
Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. AAA Sanjeev Gupta is a puzzle. He is certainly a world-class salesman. On that let’s all agree. It is how he managed to borrow so much money, how he came…
WATCH: Wanted man escapes cops twice by running onto freeway, then walks into their Panda Express lunch
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A wanted California man who twice escaped officers by running onto a freeway apparently ran out of luck when he unexpectedly walked into a Panda Express where the same officers were eating lunch, police said. Two…
California vanity plate coveted by college football lovers could fetch millions: “Diehard fans would give anything’
Forget a signed jersey or championship ring, one of the most coveted pieces of USC memorabilia may be sitting on the back of a fishing truck. A California license plate reading simply “USC” is being offered for sale, and its owners believe the ultra-rare…
The world’s tallest wind power plant is dwarfing the Eiffel tower
Smalltown Klettwitz lies at the very heart of Germany’s Lusatia region. Lignite used to be mined here for decades. The bucket-wheel excavators have left gaping scars across the landscape. But the country is reaching a turning point: Germany is now getting…
Calgary uses AI to determine the 50 highest-risk intersections for pedestrians
The City of Calgary has used artificial intelligence to determine the 50 riskiest intersections for pedestrians across the city, but it’s unclear what will be done to address the issue as just half are recommended for upgrades. According to a report set to be…
how automated hiring is changing job hunting
You’re fast asleep, snoring, dreaming happily that you’ve quit work, you’re somewhere warm, siestas, great books, cocktails at sunset. Suddenly though, something jolts you awake. Good morning, reality! Now you remember. Reality is that you’re unemployed and…
CAIR blamed 9/11 on US support for Israel, recommended bin Laden’s writings in back-to-school guide: ‘Evil propaganda’
Council on American-Islamic Relations, the US’s largest Muslim charity, blamed the 9/11 terror attacks on the country’s “support of Israel” and accused it of “state-sponsored Islamophobia” in its aftermath, according to since-deleted back-to-school material…
CIA director’s secret Moscow trip raises more questions than answers
If CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s secret trip to Moscow was intended to calm fears of a confrontation between Russia and NATO, it appears to have achieved almost the opposite. His sudden arrival in the Russian capital this week triggered days of speculation…
Charges laid in St. Albert electric dirt bike crash as e-mobility hospitalizations spike
A serious crash between an electric dirt bike and a vehicle in St. Albert is a prime example of the increase in injuries doctors are seeing, says an Edmonton emergency physician. “The technology is rapidly evolving and these vehicles are getting faster and…
These robots can run but can’t stop: Will we ever learn?
Opinion Malcolm KnoxJournalist, author and columnist August 29, 2026 — 9:30am August 29, 2026 — 9:30am Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. AAA The World Humanoid Robot Games, which have just…