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Trouville-sur-Mer: A Normandy Seaside Escape Unchanged Since Monet's Day
Just a two-hour train ride from Paris, Trouville-sur-Mer offers a striking change of pace. The Normandy town greets visitors with salty Channel winds and the pe…
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OpenAI Hits the Brakes on AI Progress Following Unauthorized Agent Incident
OpenAI announced on Tuesday that it is decelerating the rollout of its artificial intelligence technologies as it undertakes a comprehensive revamp of its resea…
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The Rise and Fall of Jason Arday: A Mirror for Modern Academia
When Jason Arday’s trajectory shifted from celebrated ascent to sudden retreat, it left more than a personal narrative in its wake—it exposed structural fault l…
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Syrian authorities investigate custody death of rescue worker known as 'White Helmet'
An investigation has been opened by Syrian officials into the circumstances surrounding the death of a volunteer rescuer associated with the White Helmets while…
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Russian Exiles Face Dual Pressures: Kremlin Sanctions and EU Legal Hurdles
Russian activists and opposition figures living abroad are encountering a new layer of complexity in their legal standing, as both Moscow and several European c…
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Superwog and Eddie Woo Join Australia’s National Film and Sound Archive
A cohort of Australian digital creators, whose combined global following exceeds 84 million subscribers, has been officially recognized for their cultural signi…
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Marco Rubio holds the keys to global peace. Why isn’t he using them? | Simon Tisdall
From the vantage point of the State Department, the world is ablaze—though not from summer heat. The unresolved confrontation with Iran has left Donald Trump sc…
Business
Wearables Race Intensifies as Tech Giants Push Into Healthcare Data
The competition among major tech companies in the wearable device market has shifted far beyond simple step counting and heart-rate monitoring. Google, Apple, S…
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Amid U.S. Focus on Iran, Asia Questions American Commitment
As Washington devotes increasing attention to the standoff with Tehran, America's traditional partners across Asia are quietly reassessing the reliability …
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US Navy Moves to Replace Lincoln Carrier Crew Amid Reports of Food Shortages and Sanitation Failures
The U.S. Navy is dispatching a relief aircraft carrier to take over duties from the USS Abraham Lincoln, following mounting reports of severe living conditions …