Author: Andrew Rogers
Andrew Rogers is a seasoned journalist and news analyst specializing in global affairs, politics, and finance. With a passion for investigative reporting, he delivers accurate, insightful stories that inform and engage readers worldwide.
A content delivery network, often called a CDN, is a system of globally distributed servers that work together to deliver digital content to users more efficiently. These networks are designed to reduce delays in loading web pages and digital files by storing cached copies of content in multiple locations across the world. When users request a website, video, or file, a CDN ensures that the data is delivered from the server closest to the user’s location. This setup significantly improves the speed and reliability of internet services. The basic structure of a content delivery network includes an origin server and…
AI crawlers are automated bots that scan the internet to collect massive amounts of data, often used to train artificial intelligence systems. These tools are becoming more common as companies race to build smarter AI models, but their growing presence has raised concerns about privacy, copyright, and fairness for content creators. AI crawlers function by visiting web pages and gathering data such as text, images, and videos. They move through websites by following links, similar to how traditional search engine crawlers like Googlebot operate. However, AI crawlers are not just indexing content for search results. Instead, they gather information to…
The U.S. dollar traded flat on Thursday as investors stayed cautious ahead of the upcoming U.S. payroll report. Traders expect the data to provide new signals on whether the Federal Reserve will move toward cutting interest rates. The dollar also faced pressure from a new trade deal between the U.S. and Vietnam, which sparked hopes of similar agreements before tariffs take effect on July 9. Early trading in Asia showed limited movement in major currencies. The pound gained slightly after its drop on Wednesday. The euro remained stable, while the yen edged up a bit. The dollar index, which compares…
BYD, China’s largest electric carmaker, has paused plans to build a car factory in Mexico. The company cites global trade tensions and concerns over Donald Trump’s proposed trade policies as the main reason for the delay. The announcement was made by BYD Executive Vice President Stella Li on July 1 during the company’s factory launch in Bahia, Brazil. This new Brazilian site marks BYD’s first manufacturing facility outside Asia. Li explained that geopolitical risks are now influencing global business decisions, especially in the auto industry. She said many companies are rethinking investments abroad due to growing uncertainty. BYD had been…
A 24-year-old man has been charged in connection with a disturbing White supremacist plot that allegedly aimed to kill federal officials. Prosecutors say he helped make a “kill list” that included high-profile targets such as a US senator and a federal judge. The man, identified as Noah Lamb, was charged in federal court in Northern California. He now faces eight criminal counts, including conspiracy to kill federal officials and soliciting their murder. The charges stem from an investigation into his alleged role in a secretive online extremist group. Authorities say Lamb was part of a network of individuals tied to…
Bryan Kohberger has officially admitted to the brutal killings of four college students in Idaho, bringing a chilling case closer to resolution. The 29-year-old entered a guilty plea just weeks before his trial was due to begin. The hearing, held Wednesday, marked an emotional moment for victims’ families and surviving roommates. Kohberger had been charged with the November 2022 murders of Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin. The victims were students at the University of Idaho. The incident happened in a shared off-campus house where all four were staying at the time. Investigators believe the attack began…
Kilmar Abrego Garcia says he suffered brutal beatings, sleep deprivation, and mental torture after being deported to El Salvador. According to new court records filed Wednesday, the abuse happened inside the country’s largest high-security prison, known for its harsh conditions. Garcia was mistakenly deported by U.S. authorities in March despite a 2019 court order protecting him from removal. He had been living in Maryland when immigration agents sent him to El Salvador. His lawyers say the deportation violated federal law and endangered his life. Court documents reveal that once Garcia arrived at the prison, guards kicked and punched him repeatedly.…
Cloudflare, a major internet services provider, is taking a strong stand against the rise of unauthorized data scraping by artificial intelligence systems. The company has announced that it will now block AI bots from collecting content from websites by default. This decision aims to give power back to content creators and ensure fair use of online data. Starting this week, every new website that signs up for Cloudflare’s services will be asked whether they want to allow AI crawlers. The default setting will block these bots unless the site owner gives permission. Website owners can also choose to let AI…
Dozens of families now gather daily outside a federal immigration building in downtown Los Angeles. They wait in hope and fear after recent immigration raids shook the area. The building, guarded by U.S. Marines, has become a place where people look for answers, support, or a glimpse of loved ones. The center’s basement is the first stop for many immigrants arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Officers confirm their identity and take fingerprints before moving them to larger detention centers. Above the basement, long lines form outside as other immigrants seek help with visas and asylum. Families arrive early…
A new law in Tennessee now links teen bullying punishment to something most young people value deeply — their ability to drive. The law, which came into effect this week, gives judges the power to suspend the driver’s license of any minor found guilty of bullying or cyberbullying. This bold step comes after growing concern over how bullying can affect young lives. Supporters believe it will make teens think twice before targeting others. Lawmakers passed the measure with wide bipartisan backing, seeing it as a strong way to handle a serious issue. According to the law’s sponsor, bullying can cause…












