A White House report says adopting the Democratic Socialists of America’s immigration policies could cost U.S. taxpayers $49 trillion over ten years. It also estimates added spending on several federal benefit programs.
NASA has selected 12 U.S. institutions to share $12 million for research and technology development supporting the agency’s Moon, Mars, and deep-space priorities.
On October 14, Belarusian State Military-Industrial Committee Chairman Dmitry Pantus met Omani Royal Army Commander Major General Matar bin Salem al-Balushi. They discussed potential areas for future cooperation.
A 14 October 2026 image from NASA’s Chandra X-Ray Observatory shows radio waves that resemble a treble clef. Researchers have identified a possible cause of the formation.
Belarusian Defence Minister Lieutenant General Viktor Khrenin has arrived in Kyrgyzstan. A Belarusian Armed Forces delegation will attend a meeting of defence ministers from CIS member states.
Hurricane Isaias knocked out power in parts of Florida’s Gulf Coast. NASA satellite imagery tracked the decline in nighttime lights and their return over several days.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has made personnel appointments in the leadership of the Defence Ministry and Armed Forces. Several officers have been assigned new posts.
Belarus’s Foreign Ministry condemned the “Theory of Victory” presented by NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander Europe, General Alexus Grynkewich. The ministry said the concept envisages pre-emptive strikes on Belarusian territory using drones and ground-based robotic systems.
The US Treasury Department imposed sanctions on Iran-linked banks, companies and individuals on October 15 as part of Operation Economic Outcast. It said the measures aim to disrupt sanctions evasion and restrict funding for Iran’s military structures.
The U.S. Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network issued indicators to help financial institutions identify possible Iranian regime abuse of religious charities. The alert covers potential diversion of religious tithes, including khums.
South Korea’s Ministry of the Interior and Safety says the Korean pavilion at ResCon concluded successfully and that cooperation with Japan in the safety industry is being strengthened. The supplied text contains no further details.
South Korea will continue supporting vessels on sea routes essential to island residents’ daily lives. The operating-loss assistance is intended to keep services running without interruption.
South Korea’s National Seed Resources will train agricultural officials from nine Asian countries. Participants will learn about seed production and supply systems, variety protection and seed testing.
Cho Hyun said Seoul aims to strengthen its alliance with Washington across the economy, technology and security. He said the two sides would step up talks to deliver tangible results in shipbuilding and nuclear energy.
South Korea imported about 1.12 million eggs from Brazil in a trial to test a new supply route for emergencies. The imports cost about 1.6 billion won.
South Korea aims to become the first to reach $1 billion in exports of a single fresh agricultural product: grapes. A plan to expand shipments was presented at a vineyard in Sangju.
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