The man who shaped Trump: book sheds fresh light on ruthless Roy Cohn American Scoundrel tells story of McCarthy attack dog, mob lawyer and Trump mentor – will the president be thumbing its pages? The Guardian - US · Sep 1
Chatbots Are Getting Better at Spotting Suicide Risk, But Significant Gaps Still Remain: Study The findings are based on more than 50,000 simulated conversations involving users experiencing severe mental health crises. International Business Times · Sep 1
Experts warn that Trump’s AI fakery in Iran will destroy public trust: ‘Breaking our shared reality’ ANALYSIS : Seven years ago, he altered a hurricane map with a Sharpie marker and made a federal agency endorse it. On Monday, the president published AI-created fake combat footage purporting to depict a war he is actually fighting, and the Pentagon had to say it never happened. The impact… The Independent UK · Sep 1
This Texas basin was once dismissed as a ‘graveyard’. Now its oil economy supports 853,924 jobs and generates billions in economic activity across the US A century ago, the Permian Basin was hardly the place anyone would have picked as an engine of the American economy. Early observers were so unimpressed by parts of the landscape that the region was dismissed as a “graveyard” according to WorldOil. Today, the same stretch of West Texas and… The Times of India · Sep 1
Wisconsin cops search alleged stalker’s home, discover notorious serial killer John Wayne Gacy’s brain in a jar Alleged stalker said to have written "I really ache to take their skulls, all of them." We Got This Covered · Sep 1
Lesbian Couple Sues Fertility Clinic After Receiving Black Donor's Sperm by Mistake, Sparking 'Racism' Backlash A resurfaced lawsuit involving a sperm donor mix-up has sparked debate on race, reproductive rights, and clinic negligence, focusing on a lesbian couple's experience with a fertility clinic error. International Business Times UK · Sep 1
Oklahoma Prisoners Operate Political and Insurance Call Centers From Behind Bars in Unusual Labour Arrangement Oklahoma inmates are working in call centres, making insurance and political calls, raising concerns over ethical implications, especially regarding political campaigning. International Business Times UK · Sep 1
It turns out that Gen Z didn't quit on careers. The work force quit on them MIT’s Paul Osterman found 35% of the workforce has what he calls “disposable jobs” in his new book of the same title. “I mean, that’s a big number.” Fortune · Sep 1
Trump DOJ Allegedly Blocked 37 FBI Pages From Abuse Accuser After Four Interviews as Her Private Info Leaked A legal battle over FBI notes has reignited allegations against Donald Trump, involving claims of sexual assault from the 1980s. International Business Times UK · Sep 1
What are phantom scams, and why do they end with you robbing yourself? No hacker, no crime, no bank on the other end of the line — just a script designed to make you empty your own account. Here's how phantom scams work, and how to hang up in time. Euronews · Sep 1
Tupac Murder Verdict: How 'Keffe D's' Own Memoir Helped Convict Him 30 Years Later Duane 'Keffe D' Davis was convicted of orchestrating Tupac Shakur's murder, bringing closure to a case that remained unsolved for nearly 30 years. His own statements played a crucial role in the verdict. International Business Times UK · Sep 1
Keefe D Found Guilty of Tupac Shakur Murder: Inside His Chilling Confession About the 1996 Shooting Duane 'Keefe D' Davis has been convicted of the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur, with his own statements playing a crucial role in the verdict nearly 30 years later. International Business Times UK · Sep 1
Tupac Shakur Case: How old was Tupac when he died? Why was he killed and did Duane Davis shoot him? Former gang leader Duane “Keffe D” Davis has been found guilty of orchestrating Tupac Shakur's 1996 murder. Tupac was 25 when he died, six days after being shot in Las Vegas. Davis was not accused of pulling the trigger; prosecutors said he helped organise the revenge attack and supplied the… The Economic Times · Sep 1
'No guts, no glory': How I captured NASA's Roman Space Telescope cross the sun on a picture-perfect SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch Space.com's Josh Dinner caught an amazing shot of NASA's Roman Space Telescope crossing the sun on a SpaceX Falcon Heavy. Here's how it happened in a Hobby Lobby parking lot. Space · Aug 31
The Guardian - US · Sep 1 Duane Keith Davis found guilty of 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur Las Vegas jury returns verdict against ex-South Side Compton Crips gang leader in killing of US rap legend
Medical Daily · Aug 31 Oncologists Just Got a Three Tier Rationing Playbook for a Chemotherapy Drug with No Substitute ASCO has directed cancer practices to a federal conservation framework as ifosfamide, a chemotherapy with no direct substitute, runs critically low.
Medical Daily · Aug 31 Rural Patients Get Addiction Medicine at the Pharmacy, While Urban Patients Increasingly Get It in the ER New CDC data show buprenorphine reaches rural patients mainly through pharmacies, while only one in ten rural emergency departments has adopted it.
The Conversation · Aug 31 Trump’s geopolitical aims, not economics, are behind his trade hostility towards Canada A seismic shift in American geopolitics explains the breakdown in United States-Canada trade relations. Understanding U.S. security policy is critical as Canada faces stark choices.
Saving Advice · Aug 31 If You Died Tonight, How Long Could Your Family Keep Paying Your Bills? Imagine that you died tonight and tomorrow morning your spouse or adult child had to figure out the mortgage, utilities, insurance, credit cards, property taxes,...
The Conversation · Aug 31 The private school market serving international secondary students in Ontario has grown The private secondary education market for international students in Ontario is growing quickly, yet a lack of regulation raises concern about quality as well as children’s safety.
The Guardian - UK · Aug 31 The Guardian view on Trump’s immigration crackdown: who will have fewer rights next? Editorial: The president’s deportation machine is creating a class of people inside the US who have fewer protections against the power of the state
The Conversation · Aug 31 How the Trump Administration’s ICC sanctions reveal the power of international law KEY TAKEAWAYS
The Economic Times · Aug 31 Chinese espionage in the United States: Why drone incursions are raising fresh security concerns America confronts increasing drone threats over sensitive sites and public events. Federal officials lack a single authority to manage these complex security challenges. Investigators examine potential foreign intelligence operations, particularly those linked to China. New technologies and interagency coordination efforts are expanding to address these vulnerabilities. Despite improvements, significant gaps…
Latin Times · Aug 31 Speaking a Second Language Could Add Thousands to Your Paycheck, but Where You Live Matters Bilingual workers could earn thousands more annually, with the largest estimated pay premium in Washington, D.C. Spanish is the most widely spoken U.S. language after English.
Reason · Aug 31 Trump's Trade War With Canada Is Costly, Absurd, and Unfunny American consumers and businesses are being taken advantage of by Canadians who are…offering to sell us aluminum, oil, and wood? How?