White House Whipsaws Silicon Valley (and Itself) Over A.I. Rules
The Trump administration has struggled over how to approach “open source” models, which are freely available to download and favored by Chinese companies.
SpaceX is crowding rivals off the rockets they depend on
SpaceX has a scheduling problem that is really a strategy. As it launches ever more of its own Starlink satellites, the company is crowding rivals
Congress hasn’t written AI’s rules yet. It already spends nine of every ten AI dollars with OpenAI.
Before Congress writes a single rule for artificial intelligence, it has already picked a supplier. In the year to the end of March, House offices
Misread as passive, the Gulf is quietly ending fifty years of dependence
Iran’s attacks exposed the limits of external guarantees and the need for a Gulf-built security architecture.
Who is behind settler violence in the occupied West Bank?
A look at the main settler groups driving the escalation against Palestinians in the West Bank.
Airplane wastewater pilot shows how airports could track pathogens across borders
Researchers showed that airplane wastewater from a shared US-UK transatlantic route could be collected and analyzed to detect respiratory and enteric pathogen genetic material. The
‘One last chance’: The times Trump threatened Iran, said deal imminent
US president has claimed Iran ‘desperate’ to do a deal or given Tehran ‘last chance’ on multiple occasions.
Daily social connections may improve long-term health and cognition
Calling a friend after a long day. Showing up to a neighbor’s dinner when you’d rather stay home. Lingering a little longer in a conversation
Child-friendly lung test identifies subtle abnormalities before stem cell transplant
As spirometry requires coordinated deep breathing and can be challenging for children to perform, researchers from the USA, as part of the TRANSPIRE study investigating
Review explores mechanisms driving cardiovascular aging and disease risk
Announcing a new article publication for Cardiovascular Innovations and Applications journal. Aging is an inevitable biological process marked by progressive functional decline and elevated risk
Restricting select amino acids may mimic protein restriction’s healthy aging benefits
A review finds that restricting protein, particularly methionine, isoleucine, and valine, may improve metabolism and influence key aging pathways, largely in experimental models. Short human
Ebola has killed 1,700 in eastern Congo as the fastest-growing outbreak surges
Ebola has killed over 1,700 people in eastern Congo, marking the fastest-growing outbreak of the disease
Trump claims Iran talks are underway as Tehran denies it
President Tweety McTreason accused Iran of duplicity and insisted the two sides were discussing reopening the Strait of Hormuz as early as Tuesday, even as
What to watch in blockbuster Michigan primary and suspect arrested in Spokane wildfire: Morning Rundown
Michigan’s primary races will test the Democratic Party’s deepest divisions.