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How a 2005 anonymous survey by IPCC scientists became the shaky foundation for billions in CCS subsidies and global net-zero pledges.

PM Pedro Sánchez demands safety fixes after a RENFE train rear-ended a stopped IRYO train, exposing strain from privatization.

Radware researchers found a coordinated campaign using hidden HTML comments in issues to trigger vulnerable workflows and exfiltrate credentials.

Apple's first touchscreen Mac under CEO John Ternus resets the laptop market and the iPad's role.

The French studio behind Life is Strange is restructuring on the edge of collapse, and the turmoil inside the company is a warning for every mid-sized game developer.

Facing censorship and anti-porn laws, the adult platform is pushing creators toward safe-for-work content to keep the lights on.

The decades-old vulnerability in PHP shows how legacy code and AI-powered attacks are creating a new era of cyber risk for every company.

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Apple is quietly swapping early failing displays, but without failure-rate data, the real signal is still buried under anecdotes.