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BT has expanded its partnership with Microsoft to help UK businesses and public sector organisations protect themselves against increasingly sophisticated AI-powered cyber threats. As a […]
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ICC: “For the US, this is a testing ground for other levers of influence”
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The Guilfoyle Scandals Finally Caught Up With Her
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Ukraine brings war effort to football’s Champions League
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Europe’s leaders abandon the race for frontier AI
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Russian Missile Strikes Kill 3 In Kyiv, Knock Out Power As Zelenskyy Says West Gave No Warning
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Formula One to return to Africa in ‘early 2030s’ in Rwanda
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Environmentalists protest at African Energy Week in Cape Town
Climate activists on Tuesday picketed outside the African Energy Week conference, in the South African city of Cape Town, calling for an end to new oil […]
Reflections on the 25th Anniversary of the Formation of the ANSWER Coalition
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A Complete Guide to Trump’s Multi-Snared Election Trap
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If the polls are to be taken seriously, and I think that they should be, we are about to see some (small-d) democratic accountability at […]
Graft the Likes of Which the World Has Never Seen Before (Half the Answer #108, with Zach Everson)
Donald Trump made more than two billion dollars in the first year of his second term. Much of it was from cryptocurrency, which he used […]
Cornell Can Do a Lot More Than Pause Frat Parties
All parties and other social events held in fraternity houses on the campus of Cornell University will be cancelled for the remainder of the 2026-27 […]