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A glimpse of what life on the moon could actually look like.

NASA is showing off new renderings for a future lunar base where astronauts could live and work during long-term science missions as part of the Artemis program.

The planned habitat would serve as a hub for crews and robotic missions studying the moon while helping prepare for future missions to Mars.

The reveal is just a preview of a larger announcement expected later this month as NASA shares more details on its next phase of lunar exploration.

NEW: 65% of voters say the U.S. is winning the war in Iran, according to the latest Fox News poll.

This comes as Iran’s foreign ministry is reviewing the most recent U.S. peace proposal while Pakistani mediators visit Tehran to push for a deal.

While the administration shows no signs of slowing down its focus on military action in the Middle East, Americans are growing increasingly worried about gas prices and the overall cost of living.

An illegal immigrant trucker from India, who was released by the Biden administration, has been arrested for allegedly causing a deadly multi-vehicle crash in California.

DHS says that Manvir Singh killed two people in the crash and attempted to flee the scene.

Officials say Singh illegally crossed the border in 2023 and was later released into the U.S. by the Biden administration before obtaining a commercial driving job.

Latest Update: Elon Musk and all US attendees to the Chinese State Visit were told to keep their cell phones at home and NOT to bring them to Beijing.

Secret Service agents provided them with temporary cell phones for the trip. US officials are concerned about Chinese spying and hacking the US team’s cell phones!!

For one night, the political battles took a back seat at the White House.

President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump hosted lawmakers and their families for the annual Congressional Picnic, with members of both parties gathering on the South Lawn for food, music, and summer festivities.

Trump described the event as a celebration of “American tradition” while reflecting on his administration’s accomplishments during remarks to the crowd.

Breaking 🔥 USA 🇺🇸 and Nigerian army have started the good work , today the have taken down the second in command of ISIS teror leadership worldwide in Nigeria soil

Elon Musk has suggested a future idea where humans might be able to live forever by transferring or copying their minds into robots. This means a person’s thoughts, memories, personality, and sense of self could potentially be stored in a machine instead of a human body.

According to Musk, as technology improves, humans are already becoming more connected with machines in small ways. For example, we store memories like photos, videos, and information on phones and computers. These devices already act like an extension of our brains by helping us remember things and communicate faster.

He believes this process could continue to develop over time. In the distant future, it might become possible to fully copy what makes a person unique and place it into an artificial body or digital system. In this idea, a robot or computer could act like a new body for a human mind, allowing that “digital version” to continue existing even if the biological body is gone.

However, Musk also explained that this idea is still very far from becoming real. Scientists would need to understand the human brain in extreme detail. They would have to map every connection between billions of brain cells and find a way to transfer that information into a machine. Current technology is nowhere close to doing this, and experts say it could take many decades or even centuries, if it is possible at all.

Musk has also mentioned that his company Neuralink is working on brain–computer technology, but its current goal is medical. It focuses on helping people with brain injuries or paralysis rather than transferring consciousness.

Overall, while the idea of mind uploading is fascinating and often seen in science fiction, it remains highly theoretical. It raises big questions about identity, technology, and what it really means to be human.

A police officer who accidentaly found himself in the middle of protesters forced to Chant WANTAM after some soft touchings here and there by hundreds of angry protesters

The remains of one of two U.S. soldiers who went missing during military exercises in Morocco have been recovered, the Army said Sunday.

First Lt. Kendrick Lamont Key Jr., a 14A Air Defense Artillery officer, and another soldier fell off a cliff during a hike while off duty on May 2. Key was 27 years old.

BREAKING: Iran's response to the US proposed text has been sent to Pakistan which is acting as a mediator in the conflict, state media is reporting

Aliko Dangote is considering listing part of his cement business in London to access deeper global capital pools.

Dangote Cement is Africa’s largest cement producer, with a total installed capacity of about 55 million tonnes per annum across over 10 countries.

A London listing could attract more institutional investors from Europe and North America, improving valuation and expanding the investor base.

The company’s strategy focuses on aggressive regional expansion to meet growing infrastructure and construction demand across Africa.