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Oil Rises, Gold Hits Two-Month High as Trump Adds Iran Demands

Oil prices climbed and gold reached a two-month peak after President Trump introduced new demands in US negotiations with Iran, raising geopolitical tensions. Investors are pricing in potential supply disruptions and seeking safe-haven assets amid renewed uncertainty.

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Nvidia and Wall Street firms in $500bn AI financing pact

Nvidia is partnering with major Wall Street financial firms on a $500 billion financing deal to support artificial intelligence infrastructure. The move channels large-scale capital into AI development and could reshape how AI projects are funded.

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Supply Chain Attack on BdThemes Creates Rogue WordPress Admins

A supply chain attack on BdThemes compromised JSON configuration files, allowing attackers to inject malicious code into WordPress sites. This code creates unauthorized administrator accounts, giving attackers full control over affected websites. Site owners using BdThemes products should audit their installations immediately.

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Drone attack sparks huge fire at Libya's Zawiya refinery

A large fire broke out at Libya's Zawiya oil refinery after a drone strike, according to reports. The attack threatens Libya's key oil production and export capacity, potentially impacting global energy markets. No group has claimed responsibility, and casualties have not been confirmed.

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Alan Jones trial: alleged victim told brother groping wasn't 'too bad'

A court heard that an alleged victim of Alan Jones told his brother the indecent assaults weren't "too bad," but they involved the broadcaster grabbing his penis. The exchange was revealed during Jones's trial over historical allegations. The testimony sheds light on how the alleged victim perceived the incidents at the time.

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US Weapons Shortfall: Where Did the Defense Money Go?

The United States is facing critical shortages in weapons and munitions despite massive defense spending, raising questions about how the money has been allocated. This comes amid ongoing support for Ukraine and concerns over military readiness. The gap between budgets and stockpiles could have major implications for global security and future U.S. military commitments.

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Colombia Earthquake Kills at Least 132, Worst in Years

A powerful earthquake, the largest Colombia has experienced in years, struck the country, killing at least 132 people. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities assess the full scale of damage and casualties. The disaster highlights the region's vulnerability to seismic activity.

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NIH Restricts Funding for Research on Health Impacts of Public Policy

The U.S. National Institutes of Health has limited funding for studies examining how public policies affect health. This move restricts research on social determinants and policy-driven health outcomes, potentially narrowing evidence used to shape legislation and public health decisions.

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Guiding rare immune cells may help HIV vaccines trigger broadly neutralizing antibodies

Researchers have developed a strategy that steers rare immune cells toward producing broadly neutralizing antibodies against HIV. The approach, described in Nature, represents a key step in vaccine design. If successful in humans, it could enable a vaccine that protects against diverse HIV strains.