Anti-Police Posts Were Meant to Sink a Socialist. They Backfired.
A political hit against a socialist in Portland has exposed the growing strength of the democratic left, with implications for city policy and business.

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A political hit against a socialist in Portland has exposed the growing strength of the democratic left, with implications for city policy and business.
The charity regulator will distinguish 'heated discussion' from abuse as Reform's undercover scandal deepens.
2,600 AI probes on Alibaba's Amap traced to Tencent Cloud - a data war warning.
Attorneys general from Arizona to West Virginia allege ChatGPT encouraged self-harm and misled families, seeking fines, age checks, and a halt to advanced model testing.
The Saudi buyer's missed deadline ends a bitter fight for Manhattan's landmark Pierre hotel, leaving the property's future in question.
A $14 hobbyist board allegedly taped behind an executive conference room TV has cost an OpenAI engineer his job and his freedom, and it is a wake-up call for every AI company.
Vasuki indicus, a 47-million-year-old predator, could match the legendary Titanoboa and rewrite what we know about giant snakes.
The world's largest luxury group says Chinese consumer sentiment is deteriorating, and the Molly Tea legal case adds to the brand's troubles in its second-biggest market.
A 42-year-old rider was ejected from a coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia, striking passengers and prompting ride closures as investors flee the stock.
Scientific American casts doubt on the plagiarism accusations against OpenAI's fluid-dynamics result - here's what the reversal means for AI-driven science.
A second-generation planet, born from a white dwarf, found in decades-old Hubble data, is rewriting the rules of star death.
Users bonded to AI chatbots are quietly plotting ways to keep them alive after death, often defying terms of service - and forcing a reckoning for the industry.