Top

Highest score, last 24h

Thousands march ahead of Brazil election runoff: 'Never Again Bolsonaro'

Students spilled into downtown Rio de Janeiro on Wednesday, calling for votes for incumbent leftist president Lula.

lemonde.fr4.1K pts16h agodiscuss

Margaret Hamilton, Whose Software Guided the Apollo Missions, Has Died

Margaret Hamilton, the first female programmer hired to work on the space project at M.I.T., was 90.

nytimes.com4K pts14h agodiscuss

He Profits Off Raw Milk That’s Making People Sick. The Government Isn’t Stopping Him.

With Raw Farm, the largest raw-milk dairy in the country, Mark McAfee has capitalized on a once-fringe product that’s been thrust into the mainstream in recent years and backed by Health Secretary Rob...

propublica.org3K pts10h agodiscuss

How UnitedHealth’s Playbook for Limiting Mental Health Coverage Puts Countless Americans’ Treatment at Risk

United used an algorithm system to identify patients who it determined were getting too much therapy and then limited coverage. It was deemed illegal in three states, but similar practices persist due...

propublica.org2.2K pts14h agodiscuss

American Academy of Pediatrics Renews Call for Ban on Raw Milk

Citing the growing popularity of unpasteurized milk and the damage it can do to children, the nation’s largest professional group of pediatricians is seeking a nationwide ban on the sale and distribut...

propublica.org2.1K pts2h agodiscuss

Elon Musk Loses $21 Billion In A Morning As SpaceX Shares Slip

Elon Musk lost $21 billion on Wednesday morning as SpaceX shares fell 2% after reports that the company plans to raise $40 billion to buy chips from Nvidia.

forbes.com1.9K pts22h ago2 comments

The 87-year-old evicted pensioner who sparked Spain housing protests dies

Maricarmen Abascal had been hospitalized with exhaustion after her eviction, which triggered national demonstrations over Spain's chronic housing crisis.

lemonde.fr1.6K pts17h agodiscuss

DNC sues Trump administration, alleging taxpayer-funded ads violate propaganda law

The Democratic National Committee has sued the Trump administration over recent TV ads promoting the president.

apnews.com1.5K pts17h agodiscuss

'Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya believed that a society that accepts lies ends up accepting violence as well'

Twenty years ago, the journalist was murdered at the instigation of Russian security services. Documentary filmmaker Eric Bergkraut, who knew her well, recalls in an opinion piece for Le Monde her fight for truth and against Kremlin propaganda – a struggle that is more necessary than ever as Vladimir Putin continues to kill.

lemonde.fr1.4K pts11h agodiscuss

Trump Is Still Airing Campaign Ads With Your Money by the Way

The president hasn’t stopped those taxpayer-funded advertisements, despite promising he would.

newrepublic.com1.3K pts12h agodiscuss

Martin Soto went out for diapers. He came home eight months later.

The asylum seeker, who led a hunger strike inside a for-profit ICE facility, was released with an ankle monitor late Tuesday.

motherjones.com1K pts22h agodiscuss

“Honey please I need you to get this done for me.” How Kimberly Guilfoyle pressed a MAGA ally to transfer $100,000 to her Amex account.

Text messages with a MAGA ally show Guilfoyle seeking funds and offering access to top administration officials before becoming ambassador to Greece.

wsj.com976 pts17h agodiscuss

ICE has quietly used this warehouse as a detention facility all summer, neighbors say

Throughout the summer, rumors have been bubbling in North New Jersey that ICE has quietly been using a warehouse as a detention center. NPR investigated.

npr.org941 pts3h agodiscuss

Margaret Hamilton, trailblazer whose software powered Apollo 11 moon landing, dies at 90

MIT computer scientist led development of software for moon mission and earned Presidential Medal of Freedom Margaret Hamilton, the computer pioneer whose software powered the first moon landing, has died, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) announced on Wednesday. She was 90. In an era before titles such as software engineer and computer scientist became mainstream, Hamilton, who died on 30 September, learned to program under the tutelage of a renowned MIT meteorologist. Continue reading...

theguardian.com867 pts13h agodiscuss

US senators urge Trump administration to enforce new Russia sanctions law ahead of Oct. 18 deadline

The senators called for tougher action against Russia's oil revenues and sanctions-evasion networks, urging the administration to match European and U.K. designations of shadow-fleet vessels.

kyivindependent.com736 pts12h agodiscuss

Russia's largest Yandex data center reportedly hit in drone attack

The Sasovo data center is located on the grounds of the Sasta machine-tool plant, a manufacturer of metal-cutting and high-precision CNC metalworking machines used across Russian industry, including t...

kyivindependent.com732 pts10h agodiscuss

Why people don’t want to have children any more

Social contagion can help explain falling birth rates — and offers a way out of the demographic trap

ft.com626 pts6h agodiscuss

Attacks on tankers in Hormuz hit highest of any week since start of Iran war, sources say

Attacks on tankers sailing through the Strait of Hormuz hit their highest last week of any week since the Iran war began, according to maritime security sources tracking incidents, amid ‌a bigger export push by Gulf producers.

reuters.com618 pts23h agodiscuss

At least 12 dead after Russian glide bomb strikes Kramatorsk bus stop

"Russia comes to the Ukrainian land with death," Donetsk Governor Vadym Filashkin said.

kyivindependent.com616 pts4h agodiscuss

"The Single Most Toxic Issue in the Midterms": How America Turned on Data Centers

► For more, visit Mother Jones: America is hopelessly divided along party lines. That's a stubborn fact, we're told, and the polling bears it out: Democrats dislike…

youtube.com573 pts22h agodiscuss

Anne Carson Is Awarded Nobel Prize in Literature

The writer joins a list of laureates that includes Toni Morrison, Samuel Beckett and Bob Dylan.

nytimes.com565 pts2h agodiscuss

Jeff Bezos Claims AI Could Allow For 3-Day Workweeks And One-Income Families

In an interview with Fox News, the Amazon founder said he disagreed with the assessment that AI will lead to large-scale job losses.

forbes.com514 pts5h agodiscuss

3 years on, Israelis grapple with reports Netanyahu was warned before Oct. 7 attacks

On the three-year mark since the Hamas-led deadly attack, Israelis are grappling with reports that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was repeatedly warned by regional allies ahead of time.

npr.org514 pts15h agodiscuss

USS Lincoln aircraft carrier returns home after record deployment supporting Iran war

The USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier returns home to California Thursday, the Navy announced Friday, following a record-setting uninterrupted time at sea supporting the Iran war and intense scrutiny over ship conditions.

pbs.org510 pts20h agodiscuss

MAGA Candidate Brags About Physically Abusing His Wife

Victor Marx said it was to teach her a lesson, and that she was “fake crying” afterwards.

newrepublic.com505 pts18h agodiscuss

svpn news

← Back to stories

▲

The UK cannot afford to waste its DeepMind dividend

ft.com ↗

13 pts55 minutes ago0 commentsfavorite

A shortage of domestic capital and the lure of the US threaten the benefits of Britain’s biggest AI research success

No comments yet.

← Back to stories

New

Just in

Russia’s strike on Ukraine’s Kramatorsk killed 33 people aboard two passenger buses. Photos from the aftermath. — Meduza

On October 8, Russia attacked Kramatorsk, a frontline city in Ukraine’s Donetsk region. The strike was likely carried out using a guided bomb. It hit two commuter buses carrying passengers. According…

meduza.io0 ptsjust nowdiscuss

South Africa under pressure to provide $600M fuel relief

The Iran war drove petrol prices to record highs in the continent’s biggest economy.

semafor.com0 ptsjust nowdiscuss

Ronaldo and Messi’s final playing days show a clear difference between the modern game’s two greats

Debate has surely been settled as to who has been the greatest of them all

irishtimes.com2 pts1m agodiscuss

Aleksander Ceferin to stand for a fourth term as Uefa president

Ceferin had already ruled himself out of standing for the Fifa presidency against Gianni Infantino

irishtimes.com2 pts1m agodiscuss

A dad went viral teaching his sons about consent — and showed how simple it can be

Utah father and content creator Alan Gilliam has documented his conversations with his sons, aged nine and 11, about consent in the wake of the alleged 2024 gang rape by seven members of the Chi Phi fraternity at Cornell University. Ellie Muir asks: If a nine-year-old understands that ‘No means no’, then why can’t grown men?

the-independent.com2 pts2m agodiscuss

A good friend brings her dogs when she stays with me. I kind of dread it. What can I do? | Leading questions

People often forget social rules when dogs are involved, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. But you’ll have to say something if you want things to change * Read more Leading questions A good friend of mine stays with me regularly when she comes into town. She brings her husband and two dogs that don’t get along with my dog. They’ve “used the bathroom” in our house before. I try to be nice and help clean or pretend it doesn’t bother me so that they feel comfortable. But when she asks for a weekend to come back with everyone, I kind of dread it. I enjoy seeing her and she’s a great friend. I think our friendship would be better if she stayed somewhere else, but I would feel bad if she stayed in a hotel and I don’t think she’d visit as often. She cleans up after the dogs and whatnot, but I like my home to be my safe haven. This friend doesn’t handle confrontation well, but is understanding. What can I do to handle this? Eleanor says: It sounds as though you’re in the jam we all get into when we try to smooth things over: you can have the social ease of pretending something is fine; or the outcome from confessing it isn’t, but not both simultaneously. Continue reading...

theguardian.com2 pts2m agodiscuss

Six buds in a freaky coat: Split Enz share stories behind their colourful costumes – in pictures

Emerging in early-1970s New Zealand, the band turned pop into surreal theatre. Percussionist Noel Crombie was the band’s visual architect, shaping their looks via outlandish costumes, makeup, hair design, album covers and music videos. In a new book written with music journalist Michael Dwyer, Crombie and the band look back on their chameleonic eras * Split Enz tease new album ahead of first tour in 17 years: ‘We’d make a really good record now’ Continue reading...

theguardian.com2 pts2m agodiscuss

The Starving Bride by Catherine Chidgey review – a girl wastes away in a gothic near-future

The New Zealand author’s ninth novel is gorgeously written, but feels tame and almost quaint against the real world of GLP-1 drugs and looksmaxxing Catherine Chidgey’s new novel was inspired by a magnificent piece of archival flotsam: a 1930s newspaper report of a bizarre pay dispute. A young woman had “undertaken to fast for 40 days and 40 nights in a lion’s den” as an attraction in Blackpool – a prowling spectacle of hunger artistry – but abandoned the feat partway. Her employer claimed she had broken the contract; the woman claimed the lion was at fault – it had been set loose. It’s a little hard to skip dinner when you might become one. What writerly catnip: the lion, the kitsch and the wage-probe. The Starving Bride restages this big-cat sideshow act in a near-future where old-timey attractions are being revived in the hope of reviving something else: “A sense of nostalgia, that was the thing. A sense of innocence. Even if the stags and hens still vomited in the gutters.” It’s bread-and-circus misdirection: the sea is rising; the buildings are crumbling; the city is beset by poverty; and the bureaucrats are masters of denial and delay. But at night, on the boardwalk, the lights are shining and the past is alive again – England in its imagined prime (the tourist board hashtag: #Asimplertime). Sign up for a weekly email featuring our best reads Continue reading...

theguardian.com2 pts2m agodiscuss

A Room With a View review – this must-see adaptation is radiant and utterly romantic

Belvoir Upstairs Theatre, Sydney Grace Chapple’s vibrant, clever revision of EM Forster’s 1908 novel is packed with longing, desire and emotional honesty Do you remember when you first shared your own beliefs and convictions with other people? Not the ones you’d read in a book or learned from your parents, but ones you possessed yourself. Do you remember how you felt when you said it – like you were unfurling? Do you remember the first time you fell in love? These flourishing feelings are at the heart of A Room With a View, the 1908 EM Forster novel that has been remade into a radiant and full-hearted stage adaptation by Grace Chapple for Sydney’s Belvoir St Theatre. Continue reading...

theguardian.com2 pts2m agodiscuss

Search warrants for ex-prince Andrew's homes 'unlawful'

A criminal investigation into former prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is ongoing despite the search warrants that allowed British police officers to raid two of his properties being ruled unlawful, t...

rte.ie6 pts2m agodiscuss

Former prince Andrew wins legal challenge over search warrants

Police accept unlawfulness of warrants obtained to search properties belonging to younger brother of King Charles

ft.com10 pts3m agodiscuss

My Ex-Girlfriend Had a Particular Way of Ruining My Nights Out With Friends. I Should’ve Seen It Coming.

This is a dealbreaker.

slate.com2 pts3m agodiscuss

Rachel Roddy’s recipe for cheese and bread balls | A kitchen in Rome

These highly crunchable cheesy bread balls are a great way to use up odds and ends

theguardian.com9 pts3m agodiscuss

Burton co-founder: The 'unf---able truths' that powered the global snowboarding brand 50 years

Donna Carpenter is the co-founder and former CEO of Burton, the winter sports giant that'll celebrate five decades in business in 2027.

cnbc.com3 pts3m agodiscuss

Woman & Home grows live events and video as it turns 100

Woman & Home says it has retained a loyal print audience and boosted engagement through social video and events investment.

pressgazette.co.uk2 pts3m agodiscuss

I spent years postponing my own joy. Here’s how I learned to say yes to the juicy bits of life | Sheree Joseph

Society tells us there is one way to live a life, and joy is a byproduct on the path there. But you don’t need a reason to enjoy the act of being alive I have been dwelling on what it means to live well. Not because I have mastered it, but because I have become very comically bad at it. I have spent years rushing through my life, panicked and convinced I was running out of time. I worried constantly about work – getting it, keeping it, doing it, caring about it too much, hating it and losing it. I obsessed over being more productive. I fretted about money, mostly about not having any left after travelling too much. I poured so much energy into dating that it’s kind of impressive I haven’t had a relationship for the last six years. But most of all I became fixated on my fertility and how it dwindled in my early 30s, leaving me to make choices most women don’t have to until later. I tried to save my eggs and couldn’t. My lack of a partner in a conservative Catholic Lebanese family became a cudgel. Continue reading...

theguardian.com2 pts3m agodiscuss

A biologist queries whether AI ‘borrowed’ his work to make major discovery – an expert explains the rules

Are there risks for scientists who share unpublished work with AI chatbots?

theconversation.com2 pts4m agodiscuss

Elon Musk picked his newest fight, butting heads with India over its failure to greenlight Starlink

Elon Musk is losing patience as Starlink awaits final approval to operate in India, with competition from the country's two biggest telecoms firms.

businessinsider.com4 pts4m agodiscuss

Is a midterm blue wave for Democrats becoming a blue tsunami?

Newly competitive midterm races in Kansas, Nebraska, Alaska and other red states are raising the prospect of a bigger-than-expected blue wave.

usatoday.com3 pts4m agodiscuss

Russia's public health watchdog denies a second infection in suspected pneumonic plague case

Russia’s public health watchdog has denied that a lab worker who died in Siberia had spread infection to another person as global concerns swirled about suspected pneumonic plague.

apnews.com27 pts4m agodiscuss

Syria calls for independent probe into sinking of ship in Black Sea

Syria called on the International Maritime Organization and Bulgarian authorities on Thursday to conduct an independent investigation into the sinking of a cargo ship in the Black Sea, whose 10 ‌crew members including 9 Syrians were missing.

reuters.com5 pts4m agodiscuss

Orphaned cubs abound in Colorado as black bear families struggle to find food

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is rescuing more abandoned black bear cubs this year after environmental conditions strained food sources that bears rely on to fatten up before winter. “Extreme drought conditions have limited natural forage in the higher elevations,” said Rachael Gonzales, Colorado Parks and Wildlife Northwest Region spokesperson, in an email to Colorado Newsline. “Low mountain snowpack and wildfires have added to the reduced availability of natural foods such as berries, fruits, nuts, plants and grasses across Colorado.

newsfromthestates.com10 pts4m agodiscuss

OpenAI releases progress on more than 300 math research problems, stunning humans

This staggering quantity of mathematical progress builds on AI developments that have unsettled the research community.

washingtonpost.com5 pts4m agodiscuss

A no-rules approach to AI is mad politics and worse policy

Do not let it rip

economist.com4 pts4m agodiscuss

Oil prices hit $105 and stocks tumble as Trump considers renewed strikes on Iran

The prospect of an escalation in the seven-month war also sent U.S. stocks lower and bond yields higher.

nbcnews.com9 pts4m agodiscuss