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Air and Space - 22 hours 17 min agoResearchers used elements trapped within Gal pagos corals to understand natural swings in the climate over the past millennium. They hint that variability has gone up over the past 40 years compared to preindustrial times...
OpenAI's legal troubles over a deadly Canadian school shooting just multiplied. Thirty new federal lawsuits were filed Wednesday in California, where the company is based, on behalf of people caught in February's Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia attack, which left eight dead and dozens injured, many of them children, the Guardian...
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GeekSpin - 1 day 1 hour agoFor many billionaires, giving away a fortune is seen as a responsibility but Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has a very different view. Despite his estimated $8.7 billion net worth, Armstrong says he has no plans to follow the traditional path of philanthropy, arguing that many charities can actually be a "net negative on the […] Read the original article here: Coinbase CEO explains why he will never donate to charity...
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Observer - 1 day 15 hours agoJohn Ternus starts his first day as Apple CEO ahead of the iPhone 18 launch. The 51-year-old hardware veteran inherits Apple at a financial high point but faces questions about the company's A.I. future.
As the jury considers the arguments presented by the prosecution and defense in Lindsay Clancy's murder trial, NBC News legal analyst Misty Marris and correspondent Steven Romo break down the instructions the 9 women and 3 men were given before heading into deliberations.
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MapQuest isn't budging on the names of the Great Lakes, and users are rewarding it. The mapping service says downloads have exploded after it refused to relabel Lake Ontario as "Lake America" in its maps following President Trump's Aug. 27 order to the Department of the Interior that the name...
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Vox - 1 day 21 hours agoDemonstrators wave signs during a nationwide protest against AI data center expansion in Imperial, California, on July 18, 2026. | Sandy Huffaker/AFP via Getty Images In the United States, building a data center now polls roughly as well as abolishing the police . If current trends continue, server warehouses may soon be less popular with Americans than pizza topped with pineapple and shattered glass. In an August survey from Heatmap Pro and Embold Research, just 15 percent of Americans said they...
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"Zynga Poker" is launching a new ad campaign featuring Keegan-Michael Key in the role of your "Inner Winner." The free-to-play mobile poker game has unveiled a series of new ad spots directed by Jody Hill ("The Righteous Gemstones") starring Key as "the confident voice inside your head telling you to grab life by the chips […]...
Vox - 2 days 1 hour agoDemonstrators wave signs during a nationwide protest against AI data center expansion in Imperial, California, on July 18, 2026. | Sandy Huffaker/AFP via Getty Images In the United States, building a data center now polls roughly as well as abolishing the police . If current trends continue, server warehouses may soon be less popular with Americans than pizza topped with pineapple and shattered glass. In an August survey from Heatmap Pro and Embold Research, just 15 percent of Americans said they...
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