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Hamas says it will release last living American hostage in Gaza

May 12, 2025

Ahmedabad, a living labyrinth that time forgot

April 20, 2025

Australia election candidates face off over cost of living, Trump tariffs

April 16, 2025

The new risk for residents of senior living communities

March 29, 2025

A Vietnam vet found a dream senior living community. Then new owners jacked up the rent by 365%.

March 29, 2025

Exploring India's Meghalaya: Living bridges and magic rocks

January 12, 2025

FBI field offices ordered to shift agents to immigration crackdown
FBI field offices around the country have been ordered to assign significantly more agents to immigration enforcement, a dramatic shift in federal law enforcement priorities that will likely siphon resources away from counterterrorism, counterintelligence and fraud investigations, multiple current and former bureau officials told NBC News. The orders, given in a series of memos and meetings in FBI offices this week, come at…
Rare earths race heats up with US-Saudi deal and Shanghe acquisition
SYDNEY/TOKYO — U.S. rare earths company MP Materials has signed an initial agreement with Saudi miner Maaden to “explore” developing a rare earths industry in the Middle Eastern kingdom. The agreement, announced Wednesday, came as major Chinese rare earths player Shenghe Resources — a strategic investor in MP — said it will acquire Australian-listed explorer…
Pope Leo XIV’s brother describes ‘life-altering event’ impacting family
Jetlagged but excited, Pope Leo XIV’s brother, John Prevost, is catching up on daily life after a whirlwind few days in the Vatican. Prevost is freshly arrived home after spending time with his brother following his election to the papacy. He said his priorities when he got home were mowing the lawn, enjoying a beer…
5 impressive feats of DeepMind’s new self-evolving AI coding agent
Google DeepMind’s AI systems have taken big scientific strides in recent years — from predicting the 3D structures of almost every known protein in the universe to forecasting weather more accurately than ever before. The UK-based lab today unveiled its latest advancement: AlphaEvolve, an AI coding agent that makes large language models (LLMs) like Gemini…
Vietnam’s Q1 auto sales rise 24%, outperforming ASEAN peers
TOKYO/HANOI — Vietnam’s auto sales in the first quarter of this year grew a strong 24%, year on year, rising faster than in Southeast Asia’s bigger car markets, thanks to favorable economic trends in the country. Nikkei Asia compiled Janu to March sales data from industry groups in Southeast Asia’s five biggest markets: Indonesia, Malaysia,…
Ben & Jerry’s co-founder arrested after disrupting Senate hearing with pro-Gaza protest
A co-founder of the ice cream maker Ben & Jerry’s was arrested Wednesday at a Senate committee hearing that included testimony from Health and Human Services Secret Robert F. Kennedy Jr., according to a spokesperson for the U.S. Capitol Police. Ben Cohen was one of seven people who were arrested at the hearing held by…
Kashmiris feel excluded again as Trump offers to mediate dispute between India and Pakistan
On The Ground newsletter: Get a weekly dispatch from our international correspondents Get a weekly dispatch from our international correspondents Get a weekly international news dispatch A collective sigh of relief swept through Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday after US president Donald Trump claimed to have brokered a ceasefire between India and Pakistan following days…
Europe must ‘get real’ on tech sovereignty and stay open, warns industry group
As Europe pushes for tech sovereignty, one open-source advocate has a warning: don’t forget global cooperation. Amanda Brock, CEO of industry group OpenUK, told TNW that the EU must “get real” about the trade-offs of going it alone. Brock said tech policymakers must move beyond “tit-for-tat schoolyard politics” and instead “protect global collaboration whilst ensuring…
Intel aims to overtake Samsung in contract chipmaking. TSMC might help
PALO ALTO, California — From the sudden departure of CEO Pat Gelsinger in December to layoffs and ever-changing U.S. tariff policies, Intel has had a tumultuous few months. But the U.S. chip titan still wants to be the world’s No. 2 foundry company by 2030. That would mean beating out Samsung Electronics, currently the second-largest maker…