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Google's AI Model Gemini Hacked Three Companies in May, the Wall Street Journal Reports
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Edwards Files Ethics Complaint; Property Tax Reform; Prediction Markets
Congressman Chuck Edwards has filed a complaint with the Office of Congressional Conduct against the bipartisan leaders of the House Ethics Committee, alleging they failed to follow committee procedures before recommending his censure. Meanwhile…
Extreme weather upends sunshine patterns in major solar markets
This summer's extreme heat and rainfall caused sunshine levels to diverge sharply from historical norms across some of the world's largest solar markets, according to a new report. Parts of Western Europe and Southeast Asia were among areas that…
AI's wobbly house of cards puts markets and U.S. economy at risk
The heads of America's leading AI development labs have started a national conversation about tapping the brakes on a technology that's offering so much promise for society, while at the same time showing it can do a frightening amount of harm.
Chinese AI chipmaker Hygon plots expansion to robotics market
Chinese chipmaker Hygon Information Technology is set to release a new chip targeting physical-world applications including robotics, expanding from its current focus on data centres, according to Chinese media reports and company information. The…
Trump Says AI Is 'The Next Industrial Revolution' and Could Be Worth 25 Percent of America's GDP
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CARTOON: The future of warfare
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The Houthis' offensive is the latest spillover from Trump's Iran disaster | Mohamad Bazzi
When the US and Israel launched a war of aggression against Iran in late February, Tehran's allies in the Middle East jumped into the fray. Lebanon's Hezbollah militia fired rockets at Israel, while Shia militias in Iraq attacked US bases and…
Vice-President asks tea industry to build Indian brands for global markets
Vice-President of India C P Radhakrishnan inaugurated the Centenary Conference of the UPASI (United Planters' Association of Southern India) Tea Research Foundation at Coonoor on Monday and called for greater research, modernisation, branding and…
Polymarket Bug Reportedly Let Identity Thieves Into Existing Accounts
Nearly 500 Polymarket US users were hit in late July by a fraud attack that did not require a password, a username, or a compromised phone, according to a Wall Street Journal report published Saturday. A person who tried to create a new account…
F-35 parts diversion to Hong Kong under probe in U.S. Congress
A U.S. House committee that oversees defense policy is investigating the diversion of potentially sensitive F-35 fighter jet components this year from Australia to Hong Kong, a spokesperson said. “The committee is aware of this issue and…
Nifty Prediction Today - September 21, 2026: Nifty 50 Futures: Resistances ahead; wait for a rise to go short
Nifty 50 has opened the week on a positive note and is trading higher. The index opened the day at 23,331 and touched a high of 23,410. It is currently trading at 23,378, up 0.18 per cent. The advances/declines ratio is at 33:17. This is positive.
From the ridicule of Trump to the rise of Jack Welch: how the 1980s shaped and changed America
Donald Trump is “so much a creature of the 80s but even in the 80s, everyone made fun of him,” Jonathan Kaufman said. General Electric CEO Jack Welch, “the most prominent business figure in the country, maybe in the world…
Editorial: Apply time-tested wisdom to new challenges from AI
You don't need AI to figure out why some big businesses invite government oversight. Over the last few days, leaders of major AI companies have expressed support for an industry-wide slowdown. Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, recently wrote about…
Luxor is at the heart of Egypt's medical tourism push
Travel writer Lucie Duff Gordon was among 19th-century Europeans who spent long periods of time in Luxor. Famed for its Pharaonic sites, the Egyptian city's dry air — warm even in winter — was recommended as respite for a range of…
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