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A Harvard valedictorian used Claude to hit a 1939 breakthrough, but the missing “why” is the real problem.
The carrier’s resilience signals where airline margins can hide when geopolitics disrupt routes and seat plans.
A clicky, lever-driven device becomes the whole game loop, turning deduction into crackling, haunted visions.
Luxury handbag maker Mulberry says it grew across all regions, giving boards and investors a rare all-clear.
The claim removes near-term uncertainty, while the bill for electricity VAT and defense spending raises the long-run fight.
Republicans trying to hold Congress are leaning harder on Trump than they did in 2018.
The São Paulo Morumbi concert was pulled last-minute, refunds issued, and Friday's show is set to proceed.
The appointment follows Kyiv protests over defense minister Mykhailo Fedorov and signals a push toward faster change.
A Delaware federal case accuses Anthropic of training on patented neural network methods it never licensed.
France's environment minister resigns to Macron after parliament’s final adoption of a controversial pesticide measure.
Reuters analysis shows AI infrastructure spending is rising fast, turning cash flow into the real scorecard for big cloud operators.
A year after PKK fighters burned weapons, Turkey and the PKK are still negotiating slowly, but observers think this time could work.
