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Russia-Ukraine war is accelerating the dangerous race toward fully autonomous drones

A battlefield dominated by fully autonomous drones capable of selecting and engaging targets without human intervention sounds like a dystopian sci-fi plot. And while that scenario has not yet arrived, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has moved modern warfare a notch down that road.

The Conversation · Sep 22

Why Social Security gives some families $255 after death while eligible survivors can receive monthly benefits - a rule unchanged since 1954

A viral TikTok about a family receiving just $255 after paying more than $1 million into Social Security has sparked debate over what happens after death. The bigger story is survivor benefits, who qualifies for them, and why Social Security is structured as insurance rather than a personal savings account.

The Economic Times · Sep 22

No, Banning Diesel Exports Won't Lower Gas Prices

It would actually make a bad situation worse in the long run.

Reason · Sep 22

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Russia could widen Ukraine war, test NATO with covert attacks, Europe warns

More than four years into Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a stagnant frontline and intensifying covert activity across Europe are fuelling concern that Moscow could widen the conflict beyond Ukraine. Western officials and European leaders are warning of sabotage, cyberattacks, drone incidents and possible tests of NATO’s resolve.

The Economic Times · Sep 22

Have you ever wondered what would happen if a Social Security payment suddenly turned into a $20,000 debt? One 82-year-old woman’s notice made her daughter look closer at the finances she thought she knew

The letter arrives without warning, stating that the Social Security Administration has paid a beneficiary $20,000 more than they were entitled to receive. For an 82-year-old woman who has managed her finances independently for decades, the initial reaction is often shock. An overpayment notice does not indicate deliberate fraud. The…

The Economic Times · Sep 22

Big tech says AI can find a cure for cancer. So where is it?

Alongside warnings about its ability to destroy humanity, artificial intelligence is also hailed for its potential to revolutionise health treatment. Just how far can it take us?

The Guardian - AU · Sep 22

Never mind Trump – if Europe wants to save Nato, it must win over the American people

Mark Rutte has the right idea – go beyond Washington and make the case for the transatlantic alliance to the public. They may well have a willing ear, says Leslie Vinjamuri, CEO of Chicago Council on Global Affairs

The Guardian - UK · Sep 22

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CIA Allegedly Hunting Nordic Aliens Who 'Look Like Tall Scandinavian People' in Small Colorado Towns

A claim that the CIA searched 23andMe and Ancestry for DNA linked to alleged 'Nordic' aliens has resurfaced, but no evidence or official records support it.

International Business Times UK · Sep 22

In 2019, 1,500 volunteers counted seals in 90,000 drone photos of a California island; some counts came within 5% of expert totals

In 2019–2020, over 1,500 citizen scientists analyzed 90,000+ drone images to count wildlife on California's Año Nuevo Island. During winter breeding season, volunteers matched expert seal counts within 5%, but accuracy dropped sharply (to ~46%) when sea lions and seals shared beaches simultaneously, causing species confusion. Researchers found that averaging…

The Economic Times · Sep 22

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Reason · Sep 22

CMS Shows States a Three-Tier Medical Frailty Model as Medicaid Work Requirements Near Their January 2027 Start

CMS released an example three-tier model for Medicaid's medical frailty exemption. See who may be excused from work rules and who may need paperwork.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

Social Security payment Sept. 23: Who gets paid this week as the $5,181 maximum check closes out September’s payments?

Social Security Payment Schedule: The final regular Social Security payment for September is scheduled to arrive this week. For millions of Americans, Wednesday, Sept. 23, is the date to watch. The payment date is tied to a beneficiary’s birthday. Under the Social Security Administration’s 2026 calendar, people whose birthdays fall…

The Economic Times · Sep 22

Biden's Team Wanted War in the Middle East Without Owning It

Crossing the Red Line peels back the curtain on the bureaucratic machinery behind U.S. involvement in Gaza and beyond.

Reason · Sep 22

AI is generating a new wave of economic populism. It could be a tipping point

It’s becoming obvious to many Americans that corporations have been raking it in while workers take it on the chin

The Guardian - US · Sep 22

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Fortune · Sep 22

The U.S. is backing a $14 billion cable to keep Southeast Asia's internet out of China's reach

As the U.S. and China race to build rival subsea networks, countries "may be faced with accommodating two parallel tech stacks," one analyst says.

The Guardian - UK · Sep 22

Trump still thinks Iranians will ‘rise up’ against the government. In Tehran I see a different story

If anything, the ongoing war is uniting a divided country against the foreign invaders. Washington seems a long way from grasping this point, says Hossein Hamdieh, a social researcher based in Tehran

The Independent UK · Sep 22

What to know about USAID and the deadly impacts of US foreign aid cuts

The foreign aid landscape has changed dramatically since U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration dissolved the United States Agency for International Development, once the world’s largest humanitarian donor

The Guardian - AU · Sep 22

Trump’s decision to ban journalists from the White House – and One Nation’s actions – shows why Australia urgently needs a media freedom bill

Australians can’t afford to be complacent – Pauline Hanson also thinks it’s OK to shut out reporters she doesn’t like

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International Business Times · Sep 21

AI Companies Are Warning About Frontier Development. An AI Researcher Says Regulation is Key To Avoid 'Catastrophe.'

Stuart Russell, Distinguished Professor of Computer Science at the University of California, Berkeley said warnings from top AI executives should be taken seriously.

The Conversation · Sep 21

5 ways teachers can respond to residential school denialism in the classroom

Residential school denialism is entering or circulating within school communities across Canada in worrisome ways.

The Economic Times · Sep 21

Mecca Pact may meet same fate as Board of Peace, Abraham Accords

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has witnessed alarming fidayeen attacks, underscoring the dire internal security landscape of Pakistan. The government grapples with the dual challenge of safeguarding its own troops and depending on militias for security. Diplomatic initiatives aimed at reducing friction with Afghanistan have fallen flat. Meanwhile, a new defense alliance invites…

The Conversation · Sep 21

Making mental health chatbots more culturally sensitive won’t necessarily make them safer

Demand for mental health care in Canada has risen sharply. In a health-care system already short of publicly funded specialists, Canadians often wait months for support. Many are filling this gap with general-purpose generative AI chatbots (like ChatGPT), presumably because these systems are free, immediate and available at all hours.

Medical Daily · Sep 21

Nearly 4 Percent of Publicly Insured Kids Hospitalized with Sepsis Died Within 30 Days, with Wide Regional Gaps

A Pediatrics study of Medicaid data found that 3.9% of children hospitalized with community-acquired sepsis died within 30 days, with death rates varying by region.

The Conversation · Sep 21

Families provide dementia care. Why must they also be the air traffic controllers of the system?

Canada’s dementia strategies emphasize helping people live well at home for as long as possible. But for many people living with dementia, remaining at home relies almost entirely on the unpaid labour, financial sacrifices and persistence of family caregivers.

The Guardian - UK · Sep 21

Europe is under attack from three sides – but the EU and Nato are unfit to defend us

Ursula von der Leyen’s outreach to Canada and new security proposals are wise – but she may not be the right messenger, says Guardian Europe columnist Nathalie Tocci

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