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The Atlantic technology
Nothing on the Internet Is Secure Anymore

AI is enabling a deluge of cyberattacks the likes of which we’ve never seen before.

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National Observer businesstechnology
Mark Carney still cares about climate policy

The Liberal government is betting big on electricity as a tool of economic growth — and, yes, emissions reductions. Why it's going to use its balance sheet to help make that happen.

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New York Times sportstechnologyworld
From the Altar to the Alt-Scene: A Greek Priest’s Drone Metal Debut
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New York Times opiniontechnologybusiness
Opinion | A Garish Spectacle of American Decline
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New York Times businesstechnologypolitics
Trump Winds Down the War He Started With Goals Unmet
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Medium technologyopinionsports
The Grift of the Social Media Self-Help Coach

Healing from Trauma is Not a Mindset Hack

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Defector technology
Why Star YouTube Influencer Ingrid Nilsen Quit Her Job | Defector

Despite its apparent ubiquity, the career of “online influencer” is so young that the first generation of people to use that title are not only still working, but still young. Ingrid Nilsen was one of...

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Bloomberg technologypoliticsopinion
We’re All on Starship Elon Now

SpaceX is coming to a mutual fund or 401(k) near you.

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New York Times technologybusiness
Tweet, Delete, Repeat: Social Media Posts Overshadow N.Y. House Race
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New York Times technologyworldopinion
Britain Announces Social Media Ban for Children
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New York Times legaltechnology
The Big Questions About Jeffrey Epstein: What The Times Has Learned
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New York Times technologybusinesslegal
Trump’s History at G7 Summits: Strained Ties and Early Exits
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Opinion | Trump’s Fixation on This Phrase Reveals Something About the War in Iran
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New York Times politicsworldtechnology
After a Bitter Split, European Leaders Play Nice With Trump
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Medium healthculturetechnology
The 7-Minute Ritual Neuroscientists Swear By (And Why It Changes Everything)

How to hijack your morning cortisol spike to eliminate anxiety, double your focus, and reclaim your attention from your phone.

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The Times (UK) culturetechnologypolitics
‘The middle class shun my school’, by Britain’s strictest teacher

For 12 years, since she opened her non-selective school in London, Katharine Birbalsingh’s pupils have attained the highest grades. Yet the so-called strictest headmistress in Britain claims that midd...

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New York Times legalpoliticstechnology
Federal Judge Blocks Idaho Law Criminalizing Transgender Bathroom Use
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The Atlantic technologyculture
The Trait That ‘Super Friends’ Have in Common

A secure attachment style can help people initiate and maintain friendships.

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Medium culturehealthtechnology
My Month of Introspection, Reading This Book, and Ugly Crying About It

Or, my review of “My Year of Rest and Relaxation.”

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Medium technology
Dogs That Can Smell Phones: How Electronics Detection Dogs Find Hidden Devices

In an age where almost everything is digital, crime has gone digital too. From smuggled mobile phones in prisons to hidden hard drives…

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New York Times technology
Why is Shinnecock Hills the gnarliest U.S. Open test? It starts with triangles
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Medium technology
Does Apple Intelligence Make Shortcuts Easier to Use?

The biggest challenge isn’t building shortcuts — it’s knowing when a shortcut can’t be built

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Medium businesstechnology
RANSOMWARE: The CRIMINAL BUSINESS That DESTROYS COMPANIES — and How to DECLARE Your LOSSES to the…

It was a Tuesday morning.

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New York Times culturesciencetechnology
The Four Suits You Should Have in Your Closet
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Medium businesstechnology
SpaceX: the IPO that should make us all think twice

SpaceX’s stock market launch was not simply the biggest ever, it was a demonstration that the financial markets are willing to bet…

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San Francisco Chronicle culturetechnology
You’ve heard from my husband, Eric Schmidt, about AI. Now here’s my take

OPINION: The impact of AI could be catastrophic for human cultures and everything that gives meaning to our lives, Wendy Schmidt writes.

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The Atlantic entertainmentsciencetechnology
Atlantic Trivia: Patriotic Music

In 1861, a writing contest was held to find a replacement for what song that organizers considered “almost useless” for its difficult vocal range and vague, patriotic lyrics?

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Bloomberg culturetechnology
Cholesterol Guidelines Get a Welcome Overhaul

Last week, I found myself in a situation that could soon be familiar to a lot more Americans: sliding into a CT scanner with a smattering of electrodes attached to my chest and ribs, my arms raised ov...

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Bloomberg culturetechnologytransportation
Both Parents Now Work Full Time in Most US Families

College-educated mothers are driving the shift, according to a new report from the Pew Research Center.

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Medium technologylegalpolitics
Smalltalk Blocks

The expression of the square bracket

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New York Times legaltechnologyopinion
Opinion | The Biden Verdict Is In. It Isn’t Pretty.
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The Atlantic technologyworld
Finally, an Action Movie About Washington’s French and Indian War Years

Young Washington gives us pre-Revolutionary George, bristling with awkwardness and ambition.

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New York Times technology
Small, Unloved and Unkempt, These Unusual Properties Are Hot in Australia
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New York Times legalpoliticstechnology
Justice Department to Investigate Epstein Ties, but Not to Trump
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Medium technologyculturescience
The Dystopian Horror of AI Data Centers

Where have all the natural resources gone?

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Medium businessculturetechnology
Manifestations of Abandonment Part 4

The Wall

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The Atlantic technologypolitics
The White House Is Ratcheting Up Its War Against Anthropic

This is how America loses the AI race.

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New York Times entertainmenttechnologybusiness
The Joy of Missing Out on SpaceX’s I.P.O.
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New York Times politicstechnologylegal
The Priests Revered in the Land of Five Genders
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Medium opinionpoliticstechnology
‘Disclosure Day’ Lucked Out Immensely

Radical empathy versus primal fear test the limits of what humanity can handle

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New York Times legaltechnologyworld
The 5 biggest questions facing the 49ers after offseason practices
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New York Times worldtechnology
U.S. Intelligence Shows Iran Retains Substantial Missile Capabilities
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Washington Post technologybusiness
Their friends are making $100 million. Everyone else is wondering how to catch up.

As SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI go public at historic valuations and new millionaires and billionaires are minted, other tech workers worry about their futures.

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The Atlantic culturetechnology
Why AI Is Incorrigibly Didactic

The rise of machine writing is a great opportunity for literature.

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Medium technology
ChatGPT under scrutiny: the end of move fast and fix things later?

The only surprising thing about the investigation launched by a coalition of 42 US state attorneys general into OpenAI is that it didn’t…

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New York Times businesstechnology
The Rafael Devers trade, 1 year later: Seismic deal has been a dud for Giants, Red Sox (Gift Article)

The Red Sox dumped salary but weren't able to re-sign Alex Bregman. The Giants are a mess and Devers looks more like an anchor than a star.

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New York Times businesspoliticstechnology
G.O.P. Stokes Opposition to Solar Power in Fight Against Data Centers
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National Observer sciencepoliticstechnology
Concern is up. Priority is down. Welcome to the climate paradox

Our opinions are conflicted. Physics is not.

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Medium technologypolitics
AI for Small Business: From Hype to Real-World Results

Automate, optimize and rethink processes without losing the human touch

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The Times (UK) technologylegal
British lawyers are always on holiday or asleep, claim US rivals

Lawyers at American firms have vented their spleen online at London’s legal culture, amid accusations of a ‘pay war’ for the best British junior solicitors

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