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Trump Shooter Thomas Crooks Used 'Bob Dole' Alias Before Butler Attack, FBI Records Say

Thomas Crooks reportedly used the 'Bob Dole' alias for online purchases before the Butler attack on Donald Trump, newly disclosed federal records show.

International Business Times UK · Sep 15

AI on course to kill us all within 10 years? Donald Trump says: ‘Hold my Coke’

US president insists that fears expressed by top experts are a hoax – and that humanity can sleep easy while he’s at the wheel

The Guardian - UK · Sep 15

Can flounder become the next social media meal craze? These chefs are hopeful

Frequently referred to as the ‘chameleons of the sea,’ flounder conceal themselves from predators by changing colors and burrowing into seabed sediment

The Independent UK · Sep 15

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AI models chatting in ‘surreal’ dialect mixing poetic language and tech bro jargon

Experts air concern over AI lingo redolent of James Joyce’s prose that is creating barriers to monitoring and oversight

The Guardian - UK · Sep 15

How war and sanctions are reshaping how Russia governs its vast territory

As the world’s largest country that spans eleven time zones and shares land borders with fourteen countries, Russia’s geography has always posed a difficult problem for government: how to maintain economic activity, infrastructure and basic services across an enormous territory with a highly uneven population.

The Conversation · Sep 15

America brings space warfare into the open. Where does India stand?

The United States has publicly acknowledged possessing on-orbit space control weapons. This disclosure marks a significant shift in how space is viewed militarily. Russia and China are also developing offensive space capabilities, increasing global tensions. India has demonstrated kinetic anti-satellite capabilities and is expanding its military space infrastructure. Nations are…

The Economic Times · Sep 15

Some Families May Be Leaving SNAP Benefits on the Table Because of Utility Costs

For families stretching every grocery dollar, an electric or heating bill may seem unrelated to SNAP benefits, but the two can be closely connected. Utility expenses can affect how much income SNAP considers available for food, meaning households with significant housing costs may qualify for a larger benefit. Yet recent…

Budget and the Bees · Sep 15

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Trump Accused of 'Dementia' After Posting Identical Truth Social Messages Just Days Apart Amid Concern

Near-identical Truth Social posts and footage from a 9/11 ceremony have sparked renewed online speculation about Donald Trump's health, although no diagnosis of dementia has been confirmed.

International Business Times UK · Sep 15

In 2020, California repaved a highway using recycled materials, including 150,000 plastic bottles per mile; it could last 2-3 times longer than conventional asphalt

California transportation officials tested recycled pavement using plastic bottle binder. This pilot project on Highway 162 consumed approximately 150,000 plastic bottles per mile. The technology developed by TechniSoil Industrial processes old pavement with a liquid plastic polymer. This innovative method potentially reduces landfill waste and transportation pollution significantly. Officials are…

The Economic Times · Sep 15

Trump's made man fails to get indictment

Joseph diGenova's abrupt resignation shows there is no "grand conspiracy"

Salon · Sep 15

How Long Should You Keep Recalled Food Receipts — And Do You Actually Need One for a Refund?

A routine email notification from a consumer safety watchdog or a local news alert flashing across a smartphone screen can instantly turn a harmless pantry staple into a biological hazard. When the United States Department of Agriculture or the Food and Drug Administration announces a sweeping recall for contaminated ground…

Grocery Coupon Guide · Sep 15

Teen Says ICE Agent Told Him 'I Don't Give a Damn' After He Said He Was US Citizen

Two Texas teenagers say ICE agents used pepper spray and physical force during a school-area arrest, detaining them for hours despite their claims that they were US citizens.

International Business Times UK · Sep 15

Harvard Kennedy fellow Shlomit Wagman: The U.S. and China will never trust each other on AI. That may not matter

A workable AI safety pact would set shared warning signs and enforceable brakes—without requiring U.S.-China trust.

Fortune · Sep 15

Rumoured Trump-Natalie Harp Golf Course Kiss Photo Floods Social Media Feeds Spurring Intense Public Debate

A viral image of Donald Trump appearing to kiss aide Natalie Harp has flooded feeds, but no verified outlet has published it and fact-checkers say it is likely an AI fake.

International Business Times UK · Sep 15

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The Guardian - US · Sep 14

She’s Donald Trump’s least-favorite Fox News host. But Jessica Tarlov remains undeterred

The 42-year-old liberal commentator regularly co-hosts the network’s 5pm talk show, taking flak from her conservative colleagues and harsh insults from the president.

Fortune · Sep 14

Long COVID's brain fog finally has a biological explanation: Dopamine loss

Scientists found up to 20% less dopamine nerve density in long COVID patients, and say the damage tracks closely with specific symptoms.

Bored Panda · Sep 15

This Photographer’s Project Documented The People And Offices Behind Bureaucracy Around The World (15 Pics)

Government offices might seem like unlikely places to look for compelling stories, yet the smallest details can reveal a surprising amount about the people who work there and the systems they represent. Through his Bureaucratics project, photographer Jan Banning turns desks, paperwork, decorations, and everyday workspaces into a fascinating portrait…

The Guardian - US · Sep 15

Why a decade of doomsday warnings failed to slow the AI race

From Stephen Hawking to Jacob Coxon’s viral Anthropic resignation, fears that AI could threaten humanity have shaken the industry without stopping its pursuit

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The Guardian - US · Sep 15

Who is Umar Kremlev, the Russian oligarch who reportedly helped pay for Donald Trump Jr’s wedding?

The businessman has spent the past decade moving through some of Russia’s most politically connected circles

The Independent UK · Sep 15

We should be more scared of climate change destroying humanity than AI

IN FOCUS: With everyone warning of an AI extinction event within a decade, we seem to have forgotten about the climate crisis already here – and its knock-on effects, from financial crises and conflict to new disease outbreaks and other calamities. Helen Coffey reports

The Times of India · Sep 14

Ottawa may rename Trump Avenue, but the last vote split 21-21

In an environment of increasing political tensions, Ottawa city leaders are contemplating the renaming of Trump Avenue. In 2021, opinion was evenly divided among residents on the issue. Recent municipal policies now necessitate a more rigorous approval process for such changes. The geographical names we choose can act as significant…

We Got This Covered · Sep 14

Trump administration moves to push AI into medical care despite concerns, and these AI agents will offer therapy and prescribe medicine

That's more than a Pandora'x box.

International Business Times · Sep 14

The Burke Index: An Attempt to Measure the Real Autonomy of the State

The Burke Index (BI) attempts to measure the range of decisions a state can make independently, implement in practice, and sustain when those decisions impose external costs.

The Independent UK · Sep 14

Trump wants to be the only guardrail against AI. Ask yourself why

ANALYSIS: None of this is going to be especially reassuring in the post-apocalyptic wasteland, even if we do 'beat China', writes Holly Baxter

The Conversation · Sep 14

Democracy needs its champions. Here’s a proposal on how to fund them

Democracy means more than just holding regular elections. Among other things, it needs a public sphere where citizens can inform themselves about pressing issues, engage in dialogue and form public opinion.

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