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'After one month, most partners have each found hundreds of critical- or high-severity vulnerabilities': Anthropic claims Mythos has found over ten thousand major security vulnerabilities across 'the most systemically important software in the world'

Anthropic illustrates the first months of Mythos Preview, saying it discovered thousands of critical and high-severity bugs.

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How Congo is battling an Ebola outbreak complicated by aid cuts, armed rebels and anger

Ebola treatment centers in eastern Congo are being attacked. This violence stems from deep-seated issues like rebel conflict and displacement. International aid cuts have weakened health facilities. Local communities are angry, complicating efforts to control the outbreak. Authorities are implementing new burial protocols and increasing security.

The Economic Times

5 Free Summer Camps In The U.S.: Here’s How You Qualify

Finding affordable summer activities can feel impossible when some camps charge hundreds or even thousands of dollars per week. The good news is that several free summer camps in the U.S. still offer life-changing experiences without the hefty price tag. From STEM adventures to leadership training and outdoor programs, these…

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China launches 'human artificial embryos' to space in bid to see whether reproduction is possible off-world

China's Tianzhou-10 mission just delivered embryo-like structures made from living stem cells to the Tiangong space station. Experiments could shed light on how radiation and microgravity affect human reproduction.

LiveScience

Venus Remedies gets Saudi FDA approval for speciality oncology therapy

Venus Remedies Limited has secured its first global marketing authorization for its specialty oncology therapy, Plerixafor, from the Saudi Food and Drug Authority (SFDA). This hematopoietic stem cell mobilizer is crucial for patients undergoing stem cell transplantation for multiple myeloma and non-Hodgkin lymphoma.

The Economic Times

Cutting visa-free stays? Show us the lower crime stats

After circling the issue seemingly since being elected, the cabinet finally moved forward this week to end the 60-day visa-free programme for 93 nationalities, citing a need to stem crime and misconduct by foreigners. But if discussion of the decision’s necessity is now officially closed, attention must turn instead to…

Bangkok Post

$485K Settlement in Government Employee Speech Case Stemming from Comments About Charlie Kirk's Death

The case, Brown v. Young, just settled; the government employer (the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission) agreed to pay plaintiff $275K… The post $485K Settlement in Government Employee Speech Case Stemming from Comments About Charlie Kirk's Death appeared first on Reason.com.

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Misspelt brands, dubious deals, and no safety guarantees in sight – Welcome to the Wild West of AliExpress bike parts

Given the cost of new components and gear, cycling's well-established black market can tempt many riders with cut-price deals. But is it all too good to be true? Matthew Loveridge delves down the rabbit hole of fake bike parts, the safety risks some pose, and where he believes the line…

Cycling News

Renters Are Turning to Plug-In Solar as Energy Bills Rise

Balcony solar systems are emerging as a lower-cost alternative to rooftop solar for renters. Here's how plug-in solar works.

Kiplinger

India needs to raise R&D spending to 2 pc of GDP by 2035 to boost manufacturing: Report

India's manufacturing growth is hampered by low R&D spending, currently at 0.6% of GDP, a report highlights. To boost its manufacturing share, India aims to increase R&D expenditure to 2% by 2035, requiring greater private sector involvement and stronger innovation ecosystems. This transition to innovation-driven manufacturing is crucial for long-term…

The Economic Times

Flex office: As GCCs boom, Table Space is betting big on managed workspaces

As India’s GCC ecosystem expands rapidly, enterprise managed workspace providers are emerging as critical enablers of global firms entering and scaling in the country.

The Economic Times

Specialized S-Works Aethos 2 review: is this the perfect road bike?

What the new Specialized Aethos lacks in outright aerodynamic performance, it makes up for in integration, 35mm tyre clearance and ridiculously light total system weight

Cycling Weekly

Stem cells have potent potential for diabetes treatment

Humans have around 30 trillion cells in our adult bodies. Amazingly, each of these cells came from a handful of about 100 stem cells in the earliest days of development. The ability of these embryonic stem cells to turn into any cell type makes them pluripotent — something that researchers…

The Conversation

How Out-of-Date Wiring Could Void Your Home Insurance Claim

Older homes carry charm, character, and sometimes… hidden financial landmines that most homeowners never expect. One of the biggest surprises comes from outdated electrical wiring that quietly increases fire risk while also raising red flags for insurance companies. Many policies promise protection, yet that protection often comes with strict conditions…

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Tom’s Guide

Stop buying new hydrangeas — there’s a simple hack to multiply your plants for free

You don’t have to spend out to have a garden full of hydrangeas — gardeners swear by this simple method

The Economic Times

Jharkhand records zero polluted stretches on Ganga main stem for 7th straight year: Namami Gange

Jharkhand has set a benchmark by maintaining its segment of the Ganga river pristine for seven straight years. This achievement stems from a forward-thinking strategy that emphasises pollution prevention over remedial efforts.

The Economic Times

Indian students can’t start working in US without a EAD authorisation even if they have confirmed job offer; Know the US immigration law

Indian students studying in the USA on an F1 visa need specific authorization to work. This authorization comes from an Employment Authorization Document (EAD) linked to Optional Practical Training (OPT). A confirmed job offer alone is not enough. Students must complete their studies and obtain the EAD before starting any…

Bangkok Post

Thailand has a password problem

Thailand's cybersecurity authority has warned that weak and reused passwords remain one of the biggest gateways to modern cyber-attacks, with leaked login credentials increasingly being exploited to gain access to mobile banking accounts, corporate systems and users' broader digital identities.

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Can sugar cane waste replace plastic? The Kenyan firm pushing sustainable packaging

In a bid to replace single-use food packaging with a more sustainable alternative, one Kenyan company is making use of the waste left behind by the country's sugar industry.

Times Pets

7 Strange Things Dogs Do Right Before a Storm Hits

Long before weather apps, satellite radar, or emergency alerts existed, humans often relied on animals to sense changes in nature. Among all domestic animals, dogs have repeatedly fascinated scientists and pet owners because of their unusual reactions before storms arrive. Across the world, countless dog owners have reported pets behaving…

Budget and the Bees

The Payroll Glitches Causing Missing Hours and Shorted Pay Across Multiple Industries

Payroll glitches are becoming a growing frustration for workers across retail, healthcare, hospitality, manufacturing, and warehouse industries. Employees are reporting missing hours, delayed overtime, and paychecks that come up hundreds of dollars short without warning. In many cases, the problems stem from disconnected payroll systems, software syncing failures, or simple…

MarketBeat

BioStem Technologies Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

BioStem Technologies (OTCMKTS:BSEM) said its first quarter of 2026 marked a major shift in its business model following a late-January acquisition that moved the company’s focus from physician offices toward the hospital market. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Jason Matuszewski called the quar

Latin Times

Weapons Shortage Concerns Grow as Pentagon Holds Off on New Munitions Deals: 'There Just Aren't Going to Be Enough Missiles to Go Around'

The Pentagon has reportedly warned allies including the United Kingdom, Poland, Lithuania and Estonia to expect serious delays for missile systems

Times Pets

7 Things Dying Dogs Often Do Before Saying Goodbye

Few experiences are as emotionally painful as watching a beloved dog approach the end of its life. For millions of dog owners around the world, the final days of a pet are filled with confusion, grief, guilt, and a desperate search for meaning in every small behavior. Veterinarians and animal…

The Mary Sue

‘I am one of the smartest students you’ll ever have:’ Calculus professor belittled her because of her looks. She got revenge by acing his class

Every woman in STEM is well aware of the sexism that continues to persist in its various fields. Natalie Carter (@natalieecee), a math major in college, told TikTok about a time her calculus professor undermined her intelligence on the basis of her looks. She didn’t brush the comment off—Natalie confronted…

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