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The CEO suggested that a robot capable of autonomous navigation in confined, pitch-dark spaces could address the challenges federal agents face regarding illegal crossings through underground passages.

The second-generation Phantom is expected within the coming months and is being designed to be waterproof and dustproof to better handle extreme conditions like heat, dust storms, and flash floods.

Sankaet Pathak stated that Foundation is in conversations with "almost all national security government bodies," specifically naming the Air Force, Navy, Army, and DHS.

While Foundation's CEO states the company is negotiating contracts and has demonstrated the technology to DHS officials, a DHS spokesperson stated that the agency currently does not have any non-contractual agreements, pilots, or active prime contracts with Foundation.

The article mentions a powerful earthquake and tsunami in Flores in 1992 that killed about 2,500 people; a magnitude 7.5 earthquake in 2018 that triggered a tsunami on Sulawesi killing more than 4,400; and a magnitude 9.1 earthquake off Sumatra in 2004 that killed roughly 230,000 people across a dozen countries, including nearly 170,000 in Indonesia's Aceh province.

As of Monday, the death toll had climbed to 68, and BNPB stated that no residents had reported family members still missing, though rescue teams continued to search affected areas.

BNPB deputy chief Abdul Muhari stated that nearly 1,500 military and police personnel were deployed across the disaster zone, supported by 10 aircraft distributing 275 tons of aid. However, logistical challenges such as steep terrain and blocked roads slowed these deliveries.

Initial assessments on Palue Island revealed that one villager was killed, two people were seriously injured, and nearly 150 homes were destroyed.

A memorandum of understanding signed by Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian in June was set to expire that week.

In May, Iranian lawmakers were considering legislation that would authorize a $58 million reward for killing President Trump, which also targeted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. Central Command chief Adm. Brad Cooper.

Hatami declared that American troops should no longer be permitted to enter the Persian Gulf, the Gulf of Oman, or the Strait of Hormuz.

Hatami stated that the Iranian military would purchase weapons used to kill Americans at twice their value, replace them with new weapons, and eventually display the used weapons in a planned museum.

Mace conceded that her split with President Trump over the Epstein files may have finished her political career, noting that without Trump's support, a Republican statewide campaign in South Carolina was an uphill climb.

Mace told Politico that she has PTSD over her experiences, which included staffers leaving her office and badmouthing her to the press, a split with her fiancé, and a period of personal crisis.

After briefly floating the idea of running for the seat following the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham, Mace scrapped her plan and instead backed Rep. Ralph Norman, a South Carolina Republican, in the Senate race.

Mace stated she got the nine tattoos in rapid succession during a period of personal crisis—which included a breakup with her fiancé and staffers leaving her office—as a way to "reclaim" her identity and body. While she revealed them recently to coincide with her new show, it was reported by the New York Post that she first received the ink in February.

Panettiere flew from Los Angeles on a Saturday with Brian Hickerson, described as her on-off boyfriend. An unidentified acquaintance discovered her in the Greenville apartment and placed the 911 call.

Her career included roles in the soap operas "One Life to Live" and "Guiding Light," voicing Princess Dot in the Pixar film "A Bug's Life," appearing in "Remember the Titans," and playing Claire Bennet on NBC's "Heroes." Other credits included "Ice Princess," "Racing Stripes," "Bring It On: All or Nothing," and "I Love You, Beth Cooper."

Panettiere had a history of alcohol and opioid addiction, including checking into rehab in October 2015 and returning for treatment in 2020 for eight months. In 2022, she revealed she was offered "happy pills" at age 15 to make her appear peppy during interviews. Her memoir, "This Is Me: A Reckoning," published three months before her death, detailed her battles with addiction, postpartum depression, and domestic abuse.

Police stated they found no signs of foul play. An autopsy was scheduled for the Monday following her death on Sunday. While an EMT referenced a possible overdose in the dispatch audio, no specific substance has been publicly named, and the official cause of death was pending autopsy results.