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A DMV and Public Utilities Commission timing quirk slows Northern and Southern California expansion, but keeps early Ojai rides gratis.
France’s captain flips reputations with a record-breaking run, turning old complaints into public apologies.
The internet loved the squeaky frog. Now it is officially flagged as at risk, with real policy and funding stakes.
Governments are shifting legal incentives, and the Economist warns it could backfire in the real world.
The AI simulation startup deal plugs a crucial gap in enterprise agent training while Mercor reels from a March breach.
The Democratic primary runner-up turns “already in the race” into an official bid, banking on pandemic credibility and an outsider pitch.
Alibaba, ByteDance, and DeepSeek can buy Nvidia H200 after China previously withheld approval despite US authorization.
A common age-related egg problem may be easier to reduce when cells are helped to make the missing protein.
A new Nature Communications method aims to track outbreaks, monitor antibiotic resistance, and speed infection research where capacity is thin.
The “Indo-Pacific” concept once fused two oceans into one. Now America is moving on, and decision-makers need to notice.
Rolling Stone reports why underground street training is outperforming gyms, and what that means for gyms and brands.
The plan targets the sunward “blind spot,” and the details suggest specific satellite orbits plus data-sharing pressure.
