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Can Democrats Flip the Senate? What the Data Shows
Markets, polling and race ratings point toward Democrats, but six battlegrounds will determine control of the chamber.
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The Global Race To Build Superintelligent Robots
Making an android move isn’t the big challenge facing robotics—it’s making them think.
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What China Winning the AI Race Could Look Like
Experts say victory in this particular race could come with unrivalled new economic and political powers.
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Trump Is Right About NATO. Albania Must Carry Its Weight | Opinion
"We can become a real defense and logistics hub on the Adriatic...instead of showing up for photographs."
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Nike Is Tweaking Its Playbook as Climate Change Affects Sports
Climate change and revenue pressures are putting Nike in the hot seat but it continues to overcome challenges.
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Sex, Sailors, Stereotypes—an Aircraft Carrier’s Journey Reveals Prejudice
From Iran to Thailand, one aircraft carrier’s journey shows how badly prejudices travel.
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Charlie Hunnam and Rebecca Hall Bring Camp and Tragedy to ‘Monster’
The two actors talk playing Lizzie Borden's parents, balancing camp with tragedy and why Ryan Murphy keeps calling them back.
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AI Is Bringing Back the Travel Agent
AI is taking over your vacation from takeoff to touchdown.
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As campaign season gears up, AI-generated ads are everywhere
Data suggests many candidates are embracing AI this year to boost their image and portray their opponents unfavorably. But whether it will t
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How Social Posts Made in China Sparked Anti-U.S. Protests in America
A Newsweek investigation reveals how a Shanghai-funded network took an anti-American slogan from X to U.S. streets in five months.
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Von der Leyen tries to stem tide on global threats ― from Trump to AI and climate
At time of "great perils," the State of the Union speech pushes European "independence" while floating unique "associate membership" for Can
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Democrats to send volunteers to polls this November to prevent voter intimidation
Democrats plan to send at least 10,000 volunteer "Democracy Protectors" to the polls during the midterms to deter voter intimidation.
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US exposes alleged Russian terror network targeting Ukraine allies
Prosecutors say the group aimed at civilian and military infrastructure across Europe.
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Woman Thrifts $20 Plates From Church, Then Learns What They’re Really Worth
A church bazaar bargain left one Tennessee thrifter stunned when a closer look revealed she’d uncovered an unexpected treasure.
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Stanford Prison Experiment Explained As Netflix Launches New Reality Show
Participants will "enter a real prison and are randomly assigned as guards or prisoners," a synopsis said.
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EU wants Canada to become ‘associate member,’ von der Leyen says
European Commission president proposes a new “Alliance for the Future” to build on existing trade EU-Canada trade agreement.
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America's Far Left and Far Right Are Converging on Critical Midterm Issues
Politicians have long joked that if you go far enough to either extreme, left or right, you end up somewhere pretty similar.
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Von der Leyen pitches European Security Council in response to Trump and Putin
"This is even more urgent now, given the nature and scale of the risks at play," says European Commission president.
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English Village Votes To Leave UK Over Plan For Migrants
Villagers in Piddington have voted to become independent in a symbolic referendum spurred by plans to house migrants there.
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Why ministers paid £2m to influencers
Sam Coates and Anne McElvoy look at how political communication has changed – from Keir Starmer’s government paying influencers to promote i
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Air Pollution Linked to Eye Condition Affecting Millions, Scientists Warn
Air pollution's impact may extend beyond breathing, with researchers uncovering a surprising threat to long-term vision.
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Von der Leyen to invite AI leaders to ‘support’ efforts to ‘pace the frontier’
Fears are escalating over AI following warnings from tech titans.
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List of Democrats Who Voted to Stop Trump Impeachment Effort
Al Green’s bid to impeach Trump accused him of abusing his powers by launching an immigration crackdown.
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EU-China trade deficit has hit ‘tipping point,’ warns von der Leyen
"We will use all tools at our disposal to rebalance our relationship," says European Commission president.
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