Mark Kelly

US Senate Democrats are increasingly divided over arms sales to Israel, with over three dozen backing Bernie Sanders' resolution to halt them. Citing Prime Minister Netanyahu's "reckless decisions" and the expanded conflict, some Democrats shifted their stance. Despite bipartisan opposition, the measures were ultimately rejected, highlighting a growing internal party debate.

Senator Bernie Sanders has issued a stern warning to Americans regarding Jeff Bezos's reported $100 billion fund for AI-driven manufacturing. Sanders accuses the Amazon founder of aiming to replace human workers with robots on a global scale, urging a collective stand against this perceived "war against the working class." This comes amid growing concerns about AI's impact on employment.

US lawmakers are demanding the Pentagon halt its ultimatum against AI firm Anthropic, arguing that decisions on military AI use require legislative oversight. Senators express grave concerns over potential mass surveillance and autonomous weapons, urging Congress to establish clear rules before the Department of Defense compels Anthropic to share its technology.

President Trump has banned all federal agencies from using Anthropic's AI technology, citing national security concerns. This follows Anthropic's refusal to grant the Pentagon unrestricted access to its AI model, Claude, due to ethical objections against mass surveillance and autonomous weapons. The move has sparked widespread debate, with tech leaders like Sam Altman and celebrities backing Anthropic's principled stand.

'Love Story' star Paul Anthony Kelly has welcomed his first child with wife Syd Widziszewski-Kelly. The actor broke the news on 'The Kelly Clarkson Show'. The news of the baby's arrival comes three years after the couple tied the knot.

Giffords astronaut husband Mark Kelly is scheduled to be the flight commander aboard the shuttle Endeavour when it makes the last, currently scheduled shuttle flight in April.

Seven of the biggest US tech companies—Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, xAI, Oracle and OpenAI—are heading to the White House on March 4 to sign Trump's "Ratepayer Protection Pledge," committing to cover their own data centre electricity costs. While some firms like Microsoft and Anthropic have already made similar promises, critics argue the voluntary agreement lacks legal teeth and won't meaningfully protect American consumers from rising energy bills.

Harris wrapped up her search on Sunday by interviewing three leading candidates—Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, U.S. Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona, and Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro—at her official residence at the Naval Observatory in Washington, according to the sources. Her shortlist comprises all white male candidates with proven success in winning over rural, white, or independent voters.

Arizona Senator Mark Kelly condemned Roger Stone's call for his execution after Kelly questioned Trump's crypto dealings. Kelly highlighted the danger of political violence, referencing his wife Gabrielle Giffords's shooting. Stone accused Kelly of treason, linking him to a Chinese company. Giffords also denounced Stone's incitement.

A brief disagreement between Elon Musk and Donald Trump after a press conference was perhaps a sign of things to come. This account of the crumbling ties between the president and Musk is based on interviews with 13 people with direct knowledge of events.

A high-ranking US general has raised concerns about the increasing number of close encounters with Chinese and Russian aircraft, describing these actions as adversarial pilots taking "batting practice" against older American planes. “When Russia or China looked at the US air force 30 years ago before [and] after Desert Storm, it was just not something you wanted to get near,” Gen Mark Kelly, the US air combat command chief, said. The Pentagon has tried for years to posture itself to be ready for a potential conflict with China over Taiwan.

Vice President Kamala Harris will interview three candidates Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, US Senator Mark Kelly, and Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro for her running mate position on Sunday. She plans to announce her choice by Monday, with a public reveal on Tuesday. The decision will impact her campaign and the Democratic Party’s future.

The Pentagon has issued a letter of censure to Democratic Senator Mark Kelly and may reduce his military rank in retirement over a video urging US personnel to refuse illegal orders, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Monday. "Kelly -- and five other members of Congress -- released a reckless and seditious video that was clearly intended to undermine good order and military discipline," Hegseth said in a post on X. In response to the November video and other statements, the Pentagon opened proceedings that could see Kelly's retired rank reduced, said Hegseth, who has also "issued a formal Letter of Censure, which outlines the totality of Captain (for now) Kelly's reckless misconduct."

The Pentagon is investigating Democratic Senator Mark Kelly and five other lawmakers for alleged misconduct after they released a video stating military members can refuse unlawful commands. This action follows former President Trump's strong condemnation of the lawmakers, calling their behavior 'seditious.' Kelly, a retired Navy captain, remains under military law, potentially facing a court-martial.

US Senator Mark Kelly's cryptic social media posts on X, formerly known as Twitter, caused controversy in the Democratic Party. The initial post, suggesting Kelly was no longer considered as Kamala Harris's running mate, was quickly deleted. Kelly later clarified his dedication to serving Arizonans, emphasizing his military and NASA background.

A Twitter spat erupted as Elon Musk called Senator Mark Kelly a 'traitor' following Kelly's Ukraine visit and support for US assistance in the conflict. Kelly defended his stance, emphasizing the importance of standing with Ukraine for freedom. This incident highlights ongoing tensions over US foreign policy towards Ukraine and Russia.

Elon Musk's recent claims about astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Eilmore being stranded due to political reasons sparked backlash from the astronaut community. Danish astronaut Andreas Mogensen, and Scott Kelly defended themselves against Musk's insults, while Mark Kelly criticized Musk for not having the courage to climb into a rocket.

The Seychelles, with its idyllic white beaches and luxury resorts, has had only 149 cases of Covid-19, but the global crisis caused by the pandemic has ravaged its vital tourism industry. The Indian Ocean island nation, famed as a honeymoon destination, took swift action against the virus in March, banning cruise ships and international flights and implementing a lockdown.

A 34-year-old unsuspecting teacher from Sangvi lost Rs 4 lakh to an online fraud after befriending a person on a social networking site in September last year.

After being shot in the forehead in a mass shooting in Arizona last week, Gabrielle Giffords' is showing remarkable signs of recovery. The wounded congresswoman stood up and looked out of a window, even as preparations got under way to move her to Houston for extensive mental and physical rehabilitation.

Democratic vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris turned 56 on Tuesday, with the party's presidential nominee Joe Biden greeting her on the big day, saying they would celebrate her next birthday at the White House. Biden took to Twitter to post a photograph showing their hands clasped together.