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- 1Bill Gates says AI cooperation harder than nuclear deal●Bill Gates says global cooperation on AI ‘more difficult’ than nuclear deal
Bill Gates said reaching global cooperation on artificial intelligence will be more difficult than negotiating nuclear arms agreements. He argued that AI development involves companies and countries competing for advantage, making shared rules harder to agree on than in nuclear diplomacy. His comments add to the growing debate over how governments should regulate rapidly advancing AI technology.
- 2U.S. and Russia weakened global AI weapons pact●U.S., Russia stripped human oversight from global AI weapons pact
The United States and Russia pushed to remove human oversight requirements from an international agreement governing AI-powered weapons, according to the Washington Post. The move weakened what had been a global effort to ensure meaningful human control over autonomous 'killer' weapons systems, drawing criticism from arms control advocates.
- 3South Korea becomes ground zero for EV price war●South Korea becomes ground zero for EV price war as global carmakers slash tags
Global carmakers are slashing electric vehicle prices in South Korea, turning the country into a battleground in an escalating EV price war. With Korean headlines flagging the country as the epicenter, aggressive discounting by foreign and domestic brands points to intensifying competition and pressure on margins in one of the world's most developed EV markets.
- 4Scientists race to fight mosquitoes as warming climate extends their season●Scientists explore new ways to target mosquitoes as warming climate expands threat
Scientists are developing new methods to control mosquitoes, the animal that kills more people than any other on Earth. As the climate warms, mosquito seasons are growing longer, giving the insects more time to spread dangerous diseases such as malaria and dengue. Reports highlight how shifting temperatures are expanding the disease threat into new regions and prompting fresh research into targeting the insects.
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Tariffs, farm policy and taxes have emerged as the main points of division among candidates competing in Iowa. With agriculture central to the state's economy, positions on trade barriers and farm support are drawing sharp contrasts, while tax plans are also separating the field as voters weigh who best represents rural interests.
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US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth is facing criticism over remarks concerning the military, prompting a wave of backlash and debate. Commenters are weighing in on what the comments reveal about his leadership at the Pentagon and the administration's approach to the armed forces, with critics and supporters clashing over the controversy.
- 7Ukraine warns of starvation in occupied Oleshky●⚠️⛔️Ukraine sounds alarm over situation in temporarily occupied Oleshky, where trapped civilians are being forced by Rus
Ukraine has raised the alarm over conditions in Oleshky, a Ukrainian city in Kherson region under Russian occupation since 2022. According to Ukrainian officials, civilians trapped there are being deliberately starved and forced to eat grass to survive. Kyiv is calling for international attention, framing the situation as a war crime, and drawing attention to the plight of residents in occupied territories.
- 8Bird flu outbreak at Utah mink farm left unchecked, advocates say●'Watch them die': Bird flu outbreak at Utah mink farm largely unchecked, advocates say
Animal welfare advocates say a bird flu outbreak at a mink farm in Utah was largely left unaddressed, accusing the facility of letting infected animals suffer and die rather than intervening. The claims have renewed scrutiny of biosecurity and oversight at fur farms, where mink are considered a species at risk of hosting and potentially mutating avian influenza viruses.
- 9Taylor Farms Recalls Lettuce in 27 States Over Cyclosporiasis Outbreak●Taylor Farms recalls lettuce in 27 states amid cyclosporiasis outbreak: What to know
Taylor Farms has issued a recall of lettuce products across 27 US states amid an ongoing cyclosporiasis outbreak, a foodborne illness caused by a parasite that causes intestinal symptoms. News outlets are reporting details consumers need to know, including which products are affected and what steps shoppers should take if they have purchased the recalled lettuce.
- 10Fans flock to Northern California grocery store from Oscar-winning film●Fans are swarming the NorCal grocery store where an Oscar-winning movie was filmed
A grocery store in Northern California that served as a filming location for an Oscar-winning movie has become an unexpected tourist attraction, with fans visiting to see the spot in person. Outlets in the region are covering the influx of movie buffs, noting the store has leaned into its Hollywood connection as visitors stop by to take photos.
- 11Ex-Arsenal coach Carlos Cuesta leaves Parma by mutual agreement●Ex-Arsenal coach Carlos Cuesta leaves role as Parma boss after ‘mutual decision’
Carlos Cuesta has left his role as Parma head coach after what the club describes as a mutual decision, ending his first senior management job just months into the Serie A season. The Spaniard joined Parma in June 2025 after five years as an assistant coach at Arsenal under Mikel Arteta, making his move to the Italian top flight one of the more closely watched coaching appointments of the summer.
- 12Yankees name Cam Schlittler Game 1 starter for Wild Card Series●Yankees announce Wild Card Series rotation, with Cam Schlittler on the mound for Game 1 https://www.nytimes.com/athletic
The New York Yankees have announced their pitching rotation for the upcoming Wild Card Series, with rookie right-hander Cam Schlittler set to take the mound in Game 1. The decision signals the club's confidence in the young arm heading into the postseason, and fans are weighing in on whether the rookie is the right choice for a win-or-go-home opener.
- 138 in 10 young people say smartphones harm daily life●8 in 10 people aged 16-34 say smartphone use harms their everyday life
A new survey finds that 8 in 10 people aged 16 to 34 say smartphone use harms their everyday life, according to Dutch news outlet NL Times. The finding highlights growing concern among young adults themselves about the impact of constant phone use on sleep, focus and social life, and feeds into wider debate over digital wellbeing and possible limits on screen time.
- 14Yankees name Schlittler to start Wild Card Game 1●Yanks set Wild Card Series rotation, with Schlittler for Game 1
The New York Yankees have set their pitching rotation for the American League Wild Card Series, with rookie Cam Schlittler named as the Game 1 starter. The decision signals how the club plans to line up its arms for the postseason opener, with the rest of the series rotation now also settled as the playoffs begin.
- 15Dodgers lose Treinen to shoulder injury before playoffs●Treinen injures shoulder, no longer an option for Dodgers' playoff 'pen
Los Angeles Dodgers reliever Blake Treinen has injured his shoulder and will not be available for the team's playoff bullpen, according to MLB.com. The injury removes a key late-inning option from the pitching staff as the Dodgers prepare for their postseason run, leaving manager Dave Roberts with fewer reliable setup arms in high-leverage situations.
- 16Army Deploys Dietitian to the Himalayas●News - The Army sent a dietitian to the Himalayas. Here's why.
The US Army has sent a dietitian to the Himalayas, according to a report published on the military's news service. The assignment highlights the growing focus on nutrition in supporting soldiers operating in extreme high-altitude environments, where harsh conditions and limited food supply pose serious health and performance challenges for deployed personnel.
- 17McCarty Family Farms, MVP Dairy and Cargill back young farmers●McCarty Family Farms, MVP Dairy, Cargill invest in next generation of agriculture
McCarty Family Farms, MVP Dairy and Cargill have announced investments aimed at supporting the next generation of agriculture. The initiative is intended to help young and emerging farmers build careers in dairy and wider agricultural production. Details on the size of the investment and how the funds will be distributed have not yet been outlined, but the move signals continued corporate interest in securing the future farm workforce.
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