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World’s most powerful spy camera sees Chinese scientists redefine global standards for surveillance
The camera could potentially enable Beijing to scrutinize foreign military satellites – or even identify human faces from a ...
Why antisemitism has become spy chief’s No. 1 worry
The surge in antisemitism has become Australia’s number one security concern, overtaking terrorism and foreign interference, ...
US spy agency data on DOGE website was 'unclassified' but not meant for public release
Data posted to the Department of Government Efficiency's website detailing headcount and total wages for the National ...
SPY Loses Title of Largest ETF After Decades-Long Run
Vanguard's S&P 500 exchange-traded fund is now the largest in the world by assets, grabbing a title that State Street's SPDR ...
CIA flying covert drone missions into Mexico to spy on drug cartels
The CIA under President Donald Trump has been covertly flying MQ-9 Reaper drones over Mexico to spy on drug cartels, current ...
SCHD And SPY: You Need To Look At This Chart To See Why SCHD Will Outperform
SCHD is cheaply valued when benchmarked against the overall equity market. Read why investors should consider this ETF, ...
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New to investing with $10K—should SPY or QQQ be the first buy?
It’s the big question that I’m sure many new investors share: is it better to go with the S&P 500 or the tech-heavy Nasdaq ...
Dare look up? China creates spy tech powerful enough to see faces from space
Scientists in China have achieved a breakthrough in imaging technology that could be a game changer for surveillance systems.
Netflix just added an overlooked spy thriller — and it’s based on an unbelievable true story
“Rogue Agent” is a spy thriller with a bit of a difference. There’s no actual spy in this movie. Instead, it centers on a ...
Russia is relying so heavily on North Korea that it's getting 50% of its ammo from Pyongyang, Ukraine's spy chief says
Kyrylo Budanov told reporters on Sunday that Pyongyang is "covering for practically 50% of Russia's need" for ammo.