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Three Men Face Trial Over Ensenada Deaths

Three men are standing trial over the deaths of brothers Jake and Callum Robinson and their friend, US citizen Jack Carter Rhoad, in Ensenada, Mexico. The proceedings place the deaths

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New York Lawmaker Pushes AI Oversight

New York Assemblyman Alex Bores is placing artificial intelligence oversight near the center of the political debate, arguing that voters now view regulation as a major issue. The Democratic lawmaker

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Bond Market’s $160 Trillion Reach Explained

The global bond market, valued at about $160 trillion, shapes borrowing costs for governments, companies, and households. Yet its language often leaves the public confused. Terms such as “yield curve”

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AI Demand Pushes Gadget Prices Higher

Apple and other device makers have raised prices as artificial intelligence companies compete for scarce technology supplies. The shortage is increasing production costs and placing added pressure on consumers buying

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Blank Street Raises $105 Million for Expansion

Brooklyn-based Blank Street has raised $105 million in venture capital to finance a West Coast expansion, giving the coffee company fresh resources for growth. The funding places Blank Street in

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AI’s Blind Spot Makes AGI Claims Premature

Artificial intelligence can create convincing fake videos, yet leading models struggle to identify their own kind of output. I see that failure as a serious challenge to claims that artificial

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Windows Security Teams Face Busy Summer

Windows and security engineers faced a demanding summer, signaling sustained pressure on the teams responsible for protecting widely used computer systems. The brief assessment points to heavy workloads, but it

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New Findings Probe Parasite Drug Resistance

New research is shedding light on why a parasite is becoming harder to treat with a drug used as a first defense against infection. The findings focus on declining treatment