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The Guardian lays out why nutrient decline happened and how regenerative agriculture aims to rebuild soil for better crops.
A cooling device keeps kidneys viable for days at -4°C, changing the timetable that governs organ donation today.
The access-led perks strategy is pulling spending forward, and it changes how card issuers think about retention.
OpenAI’s president says powerful models outpace measurement, while he argues defenders need access, not bans.
A forecast jumps from about 14M in Dec 2025 to 28M-30M in 2028, reshaping who can profit in streaming.
The verification is designed for real people, not bots, and it changes the arms race for trust online.
The Joint Special Operations Medical Training Center uses AI performance analytics to shorten the path to mastery, not add months.
For studio and audience strategists, Fillion’s Lanterns casting shows how nostalgia gets retooled into a fresh kind of hero.
The Hill reports a union failed two members by aligning with an employer’s hostility, revealing how labor power can invert.
Generic versions in Africa and India could cost as little as $5 per person per year, while access in Latin America remains unclear.
LG will disable the McAfee pop-up in its Monitor App Installer after Microsoft intervention, but silent installs still work.
Ozgur Ozel breaks from Turkey's main opposition CHP and forms a new party, pulling dozens of lawmakers. Can it actually compete with President Erdogan?
