Rails and orbits go on alert
- 01
The Pentagon crosses an orbital line
The US military has confirmed weapons in orbit for the first time. The disclosure makes space control a stated fact, not a planning phrase.
Ars Technica Science
- 02
Dutch rail hit by suspected sabotage
Parts of the Netherlands lost rail service after pipes were attached to tracks in multiple places. ProRail called it intentional disruption and police are investigating.
Hacker News
- 03
Britain’s pension bill climbs again
The UK state pension is likely to top £13,000 a year as wage growth slows to 3.9%. The rise reopens the long-term cost fight.
BBC Business
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