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Is Hunter Biden’s plea deal a gift to Republicans?

The US president’s son will plead guilty to tax charges and admit to illegally possessing a gun, after reaching a plea deal with the US Department of Justice (DOJ).

The Week

Daniel Ellsberg, who exposed US pretext for Vietnam War, dead at 92

Daniel Ellsberg, the military analyst whose change of heart on the Vietnam War led him to leak the classified Pentagon Papers has died at 92

The New Daily

Team Ben Or Team Paxton? Never Have I Ever's Lead Pranked The Fans But Finally Revealed Her Answer

Following the end of Never Have I Ever, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan finally revealed which team she's on after pranking fans with her previous answers.

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Too much noise can hurt your health and shorten your lifespan. Here’s how to know if you're at risk, and tips for protecting yourself

Millions of Americans live in areas with unsafe levels of environmental noise. It's taking a toll.

Fortune

‘We should be scared’: the poisoning of schoolgirls in Afghanistan

Dozens of schoolgirls are suspected to have been deliberately poisoned in two attacks in Afghanistan, the latest in a decade of incidents in the region, intensifying fears for girls pursuing education.

The Week

How safe is India’s rail network?

The Indian government’s costly rail modernisation programme is under intense scrutiny after the country’s worst train disaster in decades claimed the lives of at least 275 people and injured more than 1,000.

The Week

Nick Cohen, Phillip Schofield and British media’s own #MeToo reckoning

Sections of the British media have been accused of a “cover-up” following revelations about Phillip Schofield’s conduct at ITV and allegations against newspaper commentator Nick Cohen.

The Week

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Top journalist 'given cash pay-out and secrecy' amid sexual harassment probe

A STAR columnist in London’s political media scene was confidentially handed a “big cash payment” in return for stepping down amid a hushed-up…

The National (Scotland)

Blizzard execs sound very excited about AI, want to use it for level design, coding, and 'anti-toxicity'

A former WoW engineer says executives are "focusing on hype words that they think will sound impressive to shareholders".

PC Gamer

What do we know about Ron DeSantis’s teaching career?

Florida governor and likely presidential candidate spent a year giving history lessons at the Darlington School in Rome, Georgia, after graduating from Yale

The Independent UK

Judge dismisses Trump's lawsuit against New York Times

The New York Supreme Court judge ordered him to pay all legal fees.

Axios

Revealed: Tucker text that set off panic

Carlson discussed Antifa murder fantasy and "how white men fight" in text that prompted internal Fox investigation

Salon

After several layoffs, report suggests Vice set to file for bankruptcy

Vice, an American-Canadian digital media and broadcasting firm once valued at nearly 6 billion dollars, is reportedly preparing to file for bankruptcy, according to a New York Times report.

Newslaundry

Geoffrey Hinton: the ‘Godfather of AI’ who quit Google to warn about technology

Geoffrey Hinton, a man often referred to as “the godfather of artificial intelligence”, has quit his job at Google over concerns about the risks the technology poses to humanity.

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‘The Godfather of A.I.’ warns of ‘nightmare scenario’ where artificial intelligence begins to seek power

Geoffrey Hinton, known as the “godfather of A.I.,” says he regrets his role in helping to develop artificial intelligence.

Android Central

The 'Godfather of AI' quits Google, fears where things are headed

Geoffrey Hinton, known for his pioneering work in neural networks, has left Google to warn about the potential dangers of AI.

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3 Entertainment Stocks Shocking Investors by Their Tenacity

Concerns of a recession later this year are expected to keep the stock market under pressure. Despite the current macroeconomic uncertainties, entertainment stocks Boyd Gaming (BYD), New York Times (NYT), and Lee Enterprises (LEE) could be worth buying. Read on to know why.

Dynamite News

At least 180 people killed, 1,800 injured in Sudan clashes

At least 180 civilians have been killed while more than 1,800 civilians and combatants were injured in fighting between Sudan's military and the country's main paramilitary force, according to the United Nations envoy to Sudan, Volker Perthes, The New York Times reported. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Spotify is killing Wordle-like music game Heardle next month

The daily music puzzle will be silenced on May 5, less than a year after being bought by Spotify.

TechRadar

The Galaxy S24 could ditch Google for Bing as its default search engine

Samsung is apparently considering swapping out Google for Bing on future Galaxy smartphones.

Windows Central

Report: Samsung is considering dropping Google for Bing search on Galaxy Android phones

Citing AI as a reason, a new report has suggested that Samsung is exploring ditching Google as the default search engine on its phones, expanding its Microsoft-Galaxy partnership even further.

Axios

After layoffs, the morale crisis

Meta employees are bummed — and worried.

The Independent UK

Russia nearly shot down a British spy plane, leaked documents suggest

Incident described as ‘really, really scary’ by a US defence official briefed on the encounter

TechRadar

Today's Wordle answer is not just difficult – it's unfair

Today's Wordle answer is a ridiculous choice for a game that's supposed to be global.

The Week

The Pentagon docs: America’s worst intelligence leak in a decade

The release of classified US defence department documents that reveal how the war in Ukraine is really playing out as well as security secrets relating to the US’s allies has been described as America’s most serious intelligence leak in a decade.

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